Tim McDonald with Cowboy's Wild Game Washer talks about the namesake product. It is a specialized bucket which connects to a water hose to reduce cleaning time and mess.
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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216: RIG, Sticky Holsters, and Angry Stag
Mike Morty from the Retired Investigators Guild discusses the active work support they provide to law enforcement across the country.
Eric Rice with Sticky Holsters talks about several of their products, including their modular rifle sling, travel pack, and others.
Rich Slevin of Angry Stag shows us the hearing protection they've made for the range and their electronic mag loader.
51: Bowden Tactical
Jim Wiggins with Bowden Tactical discusses their handguards and BYOAR (Build Your Own AR). Christopher Swainhart and Scott Kiefner host.
223: DryFireMag, Icarus Precision, and CPA Rifles
Matt Hickman of DryFireMag talks about their magazines that allow dry fire practice without the trigger locking back.
Travis Merklin from Icarus Precision shares their new line of polymer modules.
Joel Penkala with CPA Rifles discusses their reproduction rifles, mainly the Stevens 44 1/2.
166: The Proving Grounds and AGM Global Vision
Sarah Williams and Matt Bergen from the Proving Grounds talk about the competition and what it takes to compete.
Randy Carothers with AGM Global Vision discusses their line of optics. He talks about their Thermal and Night Vision optics and their applications.
247: KIRO, KGM Technologies, and Secret Compartment Furniture
Zvi Zeidman from KIRO shares their line of exceptional products, from shotgun and handgun mags, helmets and night vision, as well as a conversion kit.
Sean Murphy with KGM Technologies discusses the benefits of a suppressor and the quality that goes into their line of suppressors.
Jill Herro of Secret Compartment Furniture talks about their beautiful, handmade furniture designed to hide firearms or valuables in plain sight.
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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.
245: Purple Heart Homes, ALEON, and PTR
John Gallina with Purple Heart Homes discusses their effort to provide health, safety, and accessibility to disabled veterans in their homes.
Carol Elms and Caleb Grant of ALEON share their line of durable ABS and Aluminum cases for storage and transportation.
Bill Gentry from PTR returns to talk about the new addition to their VENT suppressor line, the VENT 1.
237: AbleChild, Sticky Holsters, and Vudoo Gun Works
Shiela Matthews from AbleChild joins us again to discuss how authorities withhold information connecting medications with mass murders.
Eric Rice with Sticky Holsters shares their new Roll Out Range Bag which uses velcro pouches for easy storage and travel.
Jacob Herman of Vudoo Gun Works talks about their 1911s which are manufactured precisely to fit together with no filing.
291: Check Into the Whiskey Hotel (for a Good Time!)
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204: Sara Forgues, Matador Arms, and Viridian Weapon Technologies
Sara Forgues, a Minnesota mother, explains her son Walker's situation and the ridiculous charges made against him. Rob Doar, a member of the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus, joins her.
David Borges from Matador Arms talks about their 9mm upper. It is self-contained, has a non-reciprocating charging handle, and is reversible for left-handed use.
Chris Spangler with Viridian Weapon Technologies discusses their RFX45 green dot sight. Its electronics are on top, which allows for easy battery access and also lowers the window.