Benjamin and Susan Gray from Two Two Three Innovations talk with hosts Chris Swainhart and Scott Kiefner about two of their products: The Gas Block Genie and The Roll Pin Wizard. The Gas Block Genie is designed to help center the gas block port hole over the barrel's port hole while the Roll Pin Wizard is two tools in one: It drives the bolt catch roll pin into place and allows easy installation of the pivot pin, spring and detent.
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218: ZRO Delta, SIONYX, and Pure Precision
Chad Wylie and Mike Willis from ZRO Delta discuss their high quality ARs sold at an affordable price and their modular pistol.
Gio Lepore with SIONYX talks about the Opsin, a night vision monocular with many features.
John Hakes of Pure Precision shares the importance of firearms in his family and talks about the SKLTN action.
28: Self Safety with Style
Phil Ventrello and Michele Vorberger, founders of MUNIO Self Defense, discuss with hosts Chris Swainhart and Scott Kiefner their self defense keychain. They also talk about their self defense workshops, offered to colleges, hospitals, and others, or their downloadable workshop available at home. These workshops are taught by certified MUNIO instructors, with backgrounds such as martial artists, law enforcement officers, and military officers.
249: Thomas Massie, National Association for Gun Rights, and TiON
Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky's 4th District talks about the national debt, January 6th, and the assassination attempts on Presidential Candidate Trump's life.
He is then joined by Dudley Brown of the National Association for Gun Rights where they discuss the importance of their National Constitutional Carry Act, as well as the struggles and opposition the bill has faced.
Scott Morris from TiON Inc. shares their line of suppressors, which are machined from a solid bar of titanium.
203: Gideon Optics, Gatorz Eyewear, and AEGIX AIM
Mike Branson from Gideon Optics talks about their pistol dots with different footprints.
Scott Melton of Gatorz Eyewear discusses their American made aluminum eye protection.
Chet Linton, CEO of AEGIX AIM, talks about their software designed to help coordinate efforts between law enforcement and schools (or other organizations) during emergency situations. It consolidates information and allows officers to see the building layout so that they can respond more quickly and accurately.















