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262: Montgomery Community College, SPT Defense, and AGM Global Vision
Adam Kraut from the Second Amendment Foundation talks with our team about non-resident carry in California.
Mark Dye with Montgomery Community College talks about the classes and associate's degree they offer in gun smithing.
Brandon Baker of SPT Defense discusses their 87% recoil reduction muzzle break and their baffle-less suppressor system.
Chase Stephens from AGM Global Vision talks about their thermal and night vision optics.
200: DPM Systems Technologies, Faxon Firearms, and The Guardian Run
Dimitrios Mantas from DPM Systems Technologies discusses their 3-spring recoil reduction system.
Dustin Wallace with Faxon Firearms talks about some of their new products, like the FX22 and the Ion Ultralight. He also talks about Faxon's upcoming outdoor line, Faxon Outdoors.
Jim Wallace of the Guardian Run talks about the competition and some of the charities they work with.
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.
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.
















