This week's show features the Mystery Operations Run N Gun. Nick Saiti, the world's fastest reload is on the show. The Second Amendment Foundation fights for the USA. Extar Rifles and Kat-Luca Gun Belts fill out our show.
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196: Glock Collectors Association, TBX Hunting, and Lirces 3
Robert Sadowski from Glock Collectors Association discusses the history of and various unique handguns from Glock. Their mission is to help people learn more about Glock and its models.
Mike and Jeff Grazioplene with TBX Hunting talk about their product the PopShot. The PopShot is a muzzleloader speed loader that offers quick and accurate loading.
Seth Lowell of Lirces 3 talks about his advance optical protection device, the Internal Scope Cap. Made to replace injection molded caps, the ISC protects the eyes from lasers and combats advanced pulse detection systems.
224: PTR, Gatorz Eyewear, and Plumb Precision Products
Mike Berkeypile and Derek Vest from PTR talk about their VENT suppressor. A breakthrough in noise reduction, the VENT is a 3D-printed suppressor made entirely of titanium.
Scott Melton with Gatorz Eyewear shares several of their USA made eye protection. Made of aluminum, there is no need to sacrifice comfort, quality, or style with their variety of options.
Frank Plumb of Plumb Precision Products discusses their competition reticule. It drastically reduces the time of learning for shooters to engage targets at longer ranges.
177: Templar Knife and Sticky Holsters
Shawn Cauble of Templar Knife talks about their line of knives. Their knives come in many different designs: Damascus knives, their screw-less Excalibur line can be taken apart for easy cleaning, and their new Auto Fold knives.
Eric Rice with Sticky Holsters discusses a variety of their products. They have many different options for conceal carry - hip, thigh, and ankle hosters, and a belly band. They are also expanding into ammo holders for rifle and shotgun.
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.
















