Amanda Suffecool is on talking about Women for Gun Rights. The GunStuff TV crew are back in the studio with Wayne Rasmussen, National Director of the Scholastic Clay Target Program talking about last week's National Championship. Joined by EAA Corp.
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187: Handi-Racker and iAiming
Chris McAninch, owner of Handi-Racker, talks about two of their products. The Handi-Racker helps rack the slide of a firearm and the Handi-Holster uses magnets to store a gun just about anywhere.
Tom Weeks of iAiming then joins and discusses their line of scopes, mainly their Smart Thermal Scopes with their First Shot Auto-Zero technology, which will zero in the reticle with only one shot.
238: Freedom Hunters, Gear Head Works, and Prairie Tactical
Anthony Pace with Freedom Hunters talks about their outreach program for service members and their families to participate in outdoor activities.
Paul Reavis of Gear Head Works discusses their pistol braces and the recent news on the pistol brace ban.
Kenny Waldner from Prairie Tactical shares their line of suppressors.
246: AbleChild, Jawless Hog Tactical, and Bersa
Sheila Matthews of AbleChild discusses how mental health records are being withheld in relationship to mass killings.
Nick Shepherd with Jawless Hog Tactical talks about their tactical training backed by years of experience in Military and LE.
Rafael Del Valle shares their new B1911 series, a reliable and affordable .45 handgun made right here in their US factory.
236: PTR, Operator XR, and Blitzkrieg Firearms
Bill Gentry from PTR talks about their 9RS, a 9mm that combines parts from other PTR guns to make a compact and powerful firearm.
Rob Griffin with Operator XR shares their virtual reality system which provides an immersive training experience for law enforcement and military.
Dominic Jakubowski of Blitzkrieg Firearms discusses their imports of Eastern European firearms and the manufacturing of their own right here in the US.
169: Trailblazer and Sisk
Ron Dan and Spencer Voigt with Trailblazer Firearms discuss their compact firearms - the Lifecard and the Pivot Rifle. The Lifecard is a folding, single-shot .22 handgun with the profile of a stack of credit cards. The Pivot Rifle is a semi-auto 9mm rifle that can fold down to a more compact and easy to carry size.
Charlie Sisk, owner of Sisk Rifles, talks about two of their products - the Hepr and the MABS. The Hepr is a picatinny rail that slides onto the handguard and allows rotation of attachments, such as grips, lights, and bipods. The MABS is a stocks that adapts to the user. The recoil pad, cheek piece, and rotation of the stock can be adjusted for the perfect fit.
















