188: Outerwild and HERO

2023-03-30  /  GunStuff TV

Leanne Lally and Chris Davis of Outerwild discuss several of their rifles, like the TIMBRWLF made with Nickel Boron to help with corrosion.

David Clemons and Dan Danowski, co-founders of HERO, talk about their non-lethal self-defense products: the HERO 2020 and the AIIRO.

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Guests: HERO, Outerwild

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186: Calvin & Susan Cox and MEAN Arms

2023-03-23  /  GunStuff TV

Competitive Shooters Calvin and Susan Cox talk about how they got into shooting sports.

David Lucas with MEAN Arms discusses several of their products, including their EndoMag and their new hybrid trigger.

291: Check Into the Whiskey Hotel (for a Good Time!)

2025-10-02  /  GunStuff TV

The Whiskey Hotel Run N Gun leads this week's show. Sheriff Mark Lamb talks about attack on The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Michigan. Troy Firearms and Gideon Optics make round out the broadcast.

262: Montgomery Community College, SPT Defense, and AGM Global Vision

2025-02-06  /  GunStuff TV

Adam Kraut from the Second Amendment Foundation talks with our team about non-resident carry in California.

Mark Dye with Montgomery Community College talks about the classes and associate's degree they offer in gun smithing.

Brandon Baker of SPT Defense discusses their 87% recoil reduction muzzle break and their baffle-less suppressor system.

Chase Stephens from AGM Global Vision talks about their thermal and night vision optics.

164: Foregrips, Steady Shots, and Run-N-Guns

2022-11-29  /  GunStuff TV

Today is all about the competitive shooting sport Run-N-Guns.

Dave Cain, owner of Cain Arms, talks with us about his experience with the Run-N-Gun sport. Cain Arms specializes in 3-D printed products (made from industrial polymers) such as foregrips, sling mounts, and mag extensions.

Scott Berger from RnG Tactics then joins us. An Army Veteran and Run-N-Gun competitor, Scott knows how important stability can be. Their product, The Steady Shot, attaches to the forearm of a rifle. It acts like a sandbag to help brace the rifle on any surface for a better shot.

Guests: Cain Arms, RnG Tactics

44: Firebird, FX-9, OWL

2020-05-07  /  GunStuff TV

Andrew Sypien joins hosts Christopher Swainhart and Scott Kiefner to talk about Firebird targets, the FX-9, and Cloud Defensive's OWL light.

Guest: Andrew Sypien

200: DPM Systems Technologies, Faxon Firearms, and The Guardian Run

2023-06-15  /  GunStuff TV

Dimitrios Mantas from DPM Systems Technologies discusses their 3-spring recoil reduction system.

Dustin Wallace with Faxon Firearms talks about some of their new products, like the FX22 and the Ion Ultralight. He also talks about Faxon's upcoming outdoor line, Faxon Outdoors.

Jim Wallace of the Guardian Run talks about the competition and some of the charities they work with.

268: CROM USA, Handleit Grips, and Bodyarmor Concealed Armor Systems

2025-03-20  /  GunStuff TV

Rob Sotelo from CROM USA shares their line of pistols and rifles.

Harrison Myers with Handleit Grips talks about their textured grips.

Damian Ross of Bodyguard Concealed Armor Systems discusses their concealed armor clothing and backpacks.

130: Curtis Tactical - More Suppressors

2022-05-05  /  GunStuff TV

Joe Jones of Curtis Tactical joins us again and talks more about their line of suppressors and how suppressors work. Christopher Swainhart, Ursula Willams and Scott Kiefner host.

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250: PTC Armory, Steambow Inc, and Arise Manufacturing

2024-10-10  /  GunStuff TV

Carter Allphin from PTC Armory shares their limited edition MAGA Patrior AR-15, a commemorative rifle to honor Trump’s campaign run for re-election.

Brad Johnson of Steambow Inc. discusses their crossbows with detachable mags that use a simliar platform to the AR.

Jordan Fleming with Arise Manufacturing talks about their highly durable optic plates and shrouds.

159: The AR-TAKEDOWN TOOL

2022-11-08  /  GunStuff TV

Jonathan Clausen, CEO of AR-TAKEDOWN TOOL, talks with us about the tool, which is used for easy disassembly of an AR. No larger than a pencil, the tool uses spring force to remove all sorts of pins - takedown, trigger, detent, pivot, and more. It is 100% made in America.