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Danny Chang of Strike Industries discusses several of products: hand guards, compensators, magazines and more. With a new product almost every week, Strike will have what you need.
Derick Cole from PARD shares their line of night vision and thermal optics. Their new TD5 is dual thermal and night vision, and even has a picture-in-picture mode with both.
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233: Warrior Revival, Huxwrx Safety Co., and Cabot Guns
Katie Fry and Aaron Burgess from Warrior Revival talk about their nonprofit which aims to help veterans transition from military to civilian life.
Brett Kleypas with Huxwrx Safety Co. shares their 3D-printed suppressors which aim to prevent toxic fumes from blowing back at the user or into the firearm.
Eli Duckworth of Cabot Guns discusses their one-of-a-kind D-Day 1911. Its damascus is folded in with sand from Utah Beach, M1 Garand receivers, paratrooper clips, and more.
308: This Run N Gun Will Break Your Heart!
Scott travels to Wilmore, KY for the Heartbreak RNG. Kostas Moros from Second Amendment Foundation proves gun laws don't result in greater safety. G-Code Tactical and Prolix Lubricants fill out the show.
30: Security Through Obscurity with MUNIO
Phil Ventrello and Michele Vorberger, founders of MUNIO Self Defense, join hosts Chris Swainhart and Scott Kiefner to discuss their self defense keychain - a palm stick (kubaton) that multiplies striking force to a point. They also talk about the training classes offered, which are taught by law enforcement instructors.
222: AbleChild, Shield Sights, and Syndicus Defense Corp
Sheila Matthews with AbleChild discusses the problem with psychiatric drugs, its connection to violence, and the involvement of the pharmaceutical companies.
James White from Shield Sights talks about their line of red dot sights and their philosophy of fit, form, and function.
Andrew Garcia of Syndicus Defense Corp. shares their line of AKs manufactured right here in the USA.
Special Edition: Thomas Massie on The Founders’ Intent - 2nd Amendment
GunStuff host Christopher Swainhart meets up with Congressman Thomas Massie for a refresher course on the US Constitution. Filmed in Washington D.C. on October 17, 2019.
137: Hawke Optics - Binoculars and Scopes
Logan Beckstrand from Hawke Optics discusses the new line of Hawke Optics, including Binoculars and Scopes. Christopher Swainhart, Ursula Willams and Scott Kiefner host.
108: BWE Firearms - Machine Guns
Richard Hoffman, Gunsmith and Owner of BWE Firearms, discusses machine guns and the laws pertaining to them. We review news about children, covid and Chicago statistics. Christopher Swainhart, Ursula Willams and Scott Kiefner host.
226: KIRO, Bear City Arms, and PrairieFire
Zvi Zeidman from KIRO, an Israeli-based company that makes weapon accessories, shares two of their products: a conversion kit with a spring-loaded stock, and a 20-round, 12-gauge drum mag that is easy to reload.
Brendon Zinsner with Bear City Arms talks about their quick change barrel system for the AR-15. It allows quick and effortless swapping of both barrel and handguard for any situation.
Lanny Barnes of PrairieFire discusses their large 550 Acre campus located in Nevada. It offers training in a variety of shooting and outdoor activities.
Special Edition: Thomas Massie on the Constitution
Thomas Massie was back on GunStuff TV talking about the US Constitution and recent events that undermine it. We talk government overreach and finish with the 2nd Amendment.
210: Rhonita Vive, GoGun USA, and Medford Knives
Adriana Jones tells the traumatic story of her sister Rhonita and 4 of Rhonita's children, who were brutally massacred in a Mexican cartel attack. Rhonita Vive was formed to help seek justice for victims of Mexican cartels.
Dr Chet Nierenberg from GoGun USA talks about their Gas Pedal. It allows for a strong opposable grip, keeping your trigger hand loose for precise trigger control.
Greg Medford, founder of Medford Knives, talks about the handmade craftsmanship that goes into their knives.