John May from Ed Brown Products joins hosts Chris Swainhart, Scott Kiefner, and Mike Miller to discuss the 1911 Evo CCO.
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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.
225: Great Lakes Firearms & Ammunition, Lasers Edge Custom Engraving, and Tetra Gun Care
Andy Kolekamp with Great Lakes Firearms & Ammunition talks about their reasonably priced and great quality ARs.
Ken Smith from Lasers Edge Custom Engraving shares their stunningly detailed engravings of firearms, hats, and much more.
Greg Cohen of Tetra Gun Care discusses their synthetic gun lube and their lead removal hand wipes.
195: EMP Shield, H. Gerstner & Sons, and Rugged Rare
Andrew Bucchin of EMP Shield talks about their EMP protection for homes and vehicles.
Kim Brown and Bert Wilson from H. Gerstner & Sons show their toolboxes and cases.
Travis Ferguson (Cameleon Bags) and Natalie Strong (Elegant & Armed) with Rugged Rare discuss their products. Cameleon Bags offers conceal carry bags, while Elegant & Armed offers a camisole for women to reduce conceal carry printing.
254: Valor and Honor Outdoors, B5 Systems, and Big Kahuna Guns
Seth Holland with Valor and Honor Outdoors talks about their outdoor therapy they provide to LEOs, Military, and their families.
Mark Keller from B5 Systems discusses their firearm parts and accessories like their buttstocks and ergonomic grips.
Tim Francisco of Big Kahuna Guns shares their .50 BGM rifles based on the AR platform.
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.
325: Four Thousand Athletes, Three Million Rounds... What Could Go Wrong?
Four thousand young shooting sports athletes. Three million rounds. Twelve days in Marengo, Ohio. And nothing went wrong.
GunStuff TV was at the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation 2026 National Championship — the largest shooting competition in the world — for a closer look at the athletes, coaches, and families who make that record possible. What looks like a powder keg from the outside is a program built on safety, sportsmanship, and character. Every one of those rounds was fired without incident.
Filmed July 15–16, 2026.















