GunStuff TV marks 25 years since September 11 with the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and its mission to support first responders, military families, and Never Forget. Also joining this episode: Gun Training Sights, Ammo Squared, and Desert Tech.
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242: Gun Bros Ranch Veterans Experience, Wilkinson Tactical, and Fenix Ammunition
Keegan Wold with Gun Bros Ranch Veterans Experience shares their mission to help disabled veterans experience fellowship and the great outdoors.
Jim Wilkinson of Wilkinson Tactical discusses their shotguns and rifles on the AR-10 platform.
Justin Nazaroff from Fenix Ammunition talks about the quality control they put in to their finished products.
216: RIG, Sticky Holsters, and Angry Stag
Mike Morty from the Retired Investigators Guild discusses the active work support they provide to law enforcement across the country.
Eric Rice with Sticky Holsters talks about several of their products, including their modular rifle sling, travel pack, and others.
Rich Slevin of Angry Stag shows us the hearing protection they've made for the range and their electronic mag loader.
267: US National Rifle Team, Extremis Systems, and G-Code Tactical
Ian Escalante with Rocky Mountain Gun Owners talks with our team about the Colorado gun ban.
Bob Gill from the US National Rifle Team talks about their competitive team of shooters from across the nation.
Zack Spencer of Extremis Systems shares their lightweight body armor made with a highly durable resin.
Greg Jones with G-Code Tactical discusses their line of holsters, with either a universal or custom fit option.
164: Foregrips, Steady Shots, and Run-N-Guns
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.
















