Bill Sack is on from SAF talking about recent SCOTUS decision, Chris Mijic talks about the new Firearms Guide, Chris Blau shows the many suppressor connectors from Rearden, and Cody Stewart explains the genius behind Vang Comp Shotguns.
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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.
264: The Proving Grounds, Nitehog, and US Optics
Ian Escalante with Rocky Mountain Gun Owners gives us an update about the Colorado 'Assault Weapon' ban.
Sarah Williams and Chad Wylie with The Proving Grounds talk about their competition that uses real world scenarios in a challenging but achievable way.
Alexander Chichkov form Nitehog shares their line of quality thermal sights.
Josh Somerville of US Optics discusses their line of rifle scopes and red dots.
212: Rambam Health Care Campus, Fenix Ammunition, and VNSH
Prof. Michael Halberthal of the Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa, Israel talks about the facility, which, in times of crisis, staffs the largest underground hospital in the world.
Justin Nazaroff, CEO of Fenix Ammunition, discusses the quality control they put into their ammunition, which is sold exclusively to citizens.
Chance Smith from VNSH talks about their Shadow Gun Magnet, which can be mounted almost anywhere, holds most firearms, and even stores an extra magazine.
229: Bersa, Nocturn Industries, and SIM-X
Rafael Del Valle with Bersa talks about their new factory in the USA where they have begun manufacturing 1911s, ARs, suppressors, and more.
Jeffery Melochick and Nick Berube from Nocturn Industries discuss their night vision, from entry-level to advanced, and it's all made in the USA.
Bill Reilly of SIM-X shares their USA made ammunition which is lead-free, lighter, faster, produces less recoil, and does not over-penetrate.
















