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.
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Michael Branson with Gideon Optics talks about their line of sights with different reticles and footprints to meet any need. Their sights feature both shake awake technology and top battery compartment.
Tanner Smart from Hydra Weaponry discusses their multi-caliber AR. Their proprietary upper and lower works with standard parts, but also allows both the magwell and barrel to be swapped out for different caliber options.
Craig Washburn of Vets Tactical shares the Cupolster - a vehicle holster that fits most cup holders with no drilling necessary. The Cupolster makes long drives more comfortable while also providing quick access.
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.
202: Action Trackchair, One-Shot Systems, and German Precision Optics
Matt Bottelberghe from Action Trackchair discusses their off-road, all-terrain wheelchair.
Robert Gilmer of One-Shot Systems talks about dynamic pistol rest, which improves accuracy and stability.
Mike Jensen with German Precision Optics talks about their line of high quality optics at affordable prices.
















