170: Recoil Management with KynSHOT

Mike Evernham, representing SAR USA, showcases several firearms from SAR: the B6C, the P8L, the 2000 series, the SAR9 X, the K2 45C, and the SP-XS 512 Shotgun. Christopher Swainhart and Scott Kiefner host.

John Petrolino, a writer, discusses how the application for a permit to carry in NJ discriminates against blacks based on a subjective standard.

Gary DiSalvo with Popticals shares their unique sunglasses that can fold up into a compact case.

Eric Schmid from Mountain Billy Gun Lab talks about their GOAT-15, a scaled down version of the AR platform.

Bryan Richey and Chris Todd, members of the Tennessee House of Representatives, talk with us about Tennessee gun laws.

Josiah McCallum and Cameron Tapler, of Palmetto State Armory, then join and discuss their line of firearms, including the Dagger - a build-it-your-own handgun.

Olympic Biathlete Lanny Barnes has a new career as a Trick Shot Artist Lanny Oakley. EAA Corp introduces their HOT new firearms. The Appleseed Project and Sheriff Mark Lamb defend American Values.

Chad Albrecht talks about the cost of holding CCW permits for every state. Uncle Al Shotguns, Samson Manufacturing, Rare Breed Triggers and Northern Kentucky Young Marines.

Ron Dan and Spencer Voigt with Trailblazer Firearms discuss their compact firearms - the Lifecard and the Pivot Rifle. The Lifecard is a folding, single-shot .22 handgun with the profile of a stack of credit cards. The Pivot Rifle is a semi-auto 9mm rifle that can fold down to a more compact and easy to carry size.

Charlie Sisk, owner of Sisk Rifles, talks about two of their products - the Hepr and the MABS. The Hepr is a picatinny rail that slides onto the handguard and allows rotation of attachments, such as grips, lights, and bipods. The MABS is a stocks that adapts to the user. The recoil pad, cheek piece, and rotation of the stock can be adjusted for the perfect fit.

Kevin Kolenda from Phoenix Trinity Arms talks about their 1911 Double Stack, which is machined right in their facility.

Joe Eckstein and Cade Knueven from Magwell Mounts talk about their brass catcher for the AR - the Brass Goat. The Brass Goat comes with a hopper that holds up to 30 rounds, or it can be used without the hopper to deflect brass. No mounting required - it fits around the magazine securely and keeps the top rail free for attachments.

Dennis DeBobes of Zero Blind Spot discusses their OBS-1, a mounted light with 4 light sources. It fits around the barrel which eliminated barrel shadow on the target. The OBS-1 is easy to mount, secure and balanced, and will not snag. It runs for up to 8 hours and fully charges in the same time with a USB-C.

Katarina Zacharova with Falco Holsters discusses their line of products - holsters, belts, mag pouches, bags, and more. Their holsters are 100% hand-made in Slovakia.

Jordan Young from Global Defense then joins. Global Defense is a wholesale distributor of firearms and ammo. Jordan talks about several of their handguns, shotguns, and rifles.

Former Arizona Sheriff Mark Lamb talks about standing up for leadership, honor, being proactive, the constitution, immigration, and more.

Robin Gilmore with IWI Gas Gun Challenge discusses the event which aims at helping new shooters in an environment of camaraderie.