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Maggie Reese, a competitive shooter with Ruger, joins as a special guest co-host. She talks about her recent experience at the 2022 IPSC Hangun World Shoot in Thailand.

Jerry 'Map' Dominguez from KORE Essentials talks about KORE's line of conceal-carry belts, which are rigid, secure, and easily adjustable.

Tom Frane of SIONYX discusses their night vision cameras that are able to display in color.

Katarina Zacharova with Falco Holsters discusses their line of products - holsters, belts, mag pouches, bags, and more. Their holsters are 100% hand-made in Slovakia.

Jordan Young from Global Defense then joins. Global Defense is a wholesale distributor of firearms and ammo. Jordan talks about several of their handguns, shotguns, and rifles.

Zvi Zeidman from KIRO, an Israeli-based company that makes weapon accessories, shares two of their products: a conversion kit with a spring-loaded stock, and a 20-round, 12-gauge drum mag that is easy to reload.

Brendon Zinsner with Bear City Arms talks about their quick change barrel system for the AR-15. It allows quick and effortless swapping of both barrel and handguard for any situation.

Lanny Barnes of PrairieFire discusses their large 550 Acre campus located in Nevada. It offers training in a variety of shooting and outdoor activities.

Chad DeSantis of DeSantis Gunhide talks about three of their new holsters for 2022: the Vengeance Scabbard, the Uni-Tuk, and the Super Stealth. Christopher Swainhart, Ursula Willams and Scott Kiefner host.

Thomas Head, COO of Vulcan Ballistic Products, talks about their line of speed loaders for revolvers and pistols. Christopher Swainhart and Scott Kiefner host.

Top Shot Dustin Ellermann discusses with hosts Christopher Swainhart and Scott Kiefner about the Marksmanship Youth Camps he helps run. We also talk about this episode's Featured Firearm - the Walther PPK/s.

Brian Hedeen from Viridian Weapon Technologies talks about their line of Laser Sights and Optics. They have a variety of mounting options, including the HS1 - a handstop with a pressure pad to activate the laser on the front - or the 4LUX variant with a flashlight.

Todd Pearson with The Headrest Safe Company discusses the namesake product. It is a car headrest with a biometric fingerprint reader with 8 to 10 inches of storage. It will fit almost any headrest with its universal mounting system.

Today is all about the competitive shooting sport Run-N-Guns.

Dave Cain, owner of Cain Arms, talks with us about his experience with the Run-N-Gun sport. Cain Arms specializes in 3-D printed products (made from industrial polymers) such as foregrips, sling mounts, and mag extensions.

Scott Berger from RnG Tactics then joins us. An Army Veteran and Run-N-Gun competitor, Scott knows how important stability can be. Their product, The Steady Shot, attaches to the forearm of a rifle. It acts like a sandbag to help brace the rifle on any surface for a better shot.

Joe Eckstein and Cade Knueven from Magwell Mounts talk about their brass catcher for the AR - the Brass Goat. The Brass Goat comes with a hopper that holds up to 30 rounds, or it can be used without the hopper to deflect brass. No mounting required - it fits around the magazine securely and keeps the top rail free for attachments.

Dennis DeBobes of Zero Blind Spot discusses their OBS-1, a mounted light with 4 light sources. It fits around the barrel which eliminated barrel shadow on the target. The OBS-1 is easy to mount, secure and balanced, and will not snag. It runs for up to 8 hours and fully charges in the same time with a USB-C.

Nick Saiti, a USPSA Grand Master, talks with us about the ban on Russian ammo, the Walther Q4 Steel Frame and the Sig Legion P226. Christopher Swainhart and Scott Kiefner host.