Erich Pratt from Gun Owners of America recaps his testimony in front of the U.S.Senate exposing the ATF's gun registry database of nearly one billion records. A Girl and A Gun, SSG Firearms, and Tract Optics appear on this episode.
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211: Streetwise Security Products, Cartridge Anneal, and Faith Protect
Dale Delaney from Streetwise Security Products discusses their line of non-lethal self defense tools, including stun guns, batons, and pepper sprays.
Tom Wilson from Cartridge Anneal talks about the benefits of annealing brass. Their Anneal-Rite, a brass cartridge annealing machine, is designed to work fast and accurately.
Kym Zadrozny, founder of Faith Protect, talks about their mission to help educate and train women. One of their products is a cross-shaped police whistle.
266: Accu-Tac, CnC Firearms, and TNW Firearms
Attorney Glenn Bellamy talks with our team about the Smith & Wesson v. Mexico Supreme Court case.
Jesse De La Torre with Accu-Tac talks about their quality bipods backed by a great warranty.
Austin Rohr from CnC Firearms shows their beautifully engraved, limited run handguns.
Tim Bero of TNW Firearms discusses their multi-caliber rifles with their innovative universal bolt.
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.
235: John Petrolino, Popticals, and Mountain Billy Gun Lab
John Petrolino, a writer, discusses how the application for a permit to carry in NJ discriminates against blacks based on a subjective standard.
Gary DiSalvo with Popticals shares their unique sunglasses that can fold up into a compact case.
Eric Schmid from Mountain Billy Gun Lab talks about their GOAT-15, a scaled down version of the AR platform.

















