Alex Kolodin exposed how Arizona elections are compromised.
Also on this week: Bilson Arms on their patented forward-charging AR system that keeps your eye on the target and your finger on the trigger, the rotating buttstock, and American-made Blue Collar suppressors — billet receivers built in-house in Louisiana. High Noon Steel Targets on durable steel that rings when you hit it. INFITAC on thermal optics, night vision, and the OWS-32, the world’s first optical waveguide sight: parallax-free, multi-reticle, InstaWake, and night-vision compatible.
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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.
153: Leupold Optics
Brad Lines from Leupold Optics talks with hosts Chris Swainhart, Ursula Williams, and Scott Kiefner about their line of optics - from red dots to rifle scopes. We talk about two amazing features on some of the scopes: a self-leveling scope, and a speed dial that allows the shooter to know which rotation it is set to without coming off the gun.
233: Warrior Revival, Huxwrx Safety Co., and Cabot Guns
Katie Fry and Aaron Burgess from Warrior Revival talk about their nonprofit which aims to help veterans transition from military to civilian life.
Brett Kleypas with Huxwrx Safety Co. shares their 3D-printed suppressors which aim to prevent toxic fumes from blowing back at the user or into the firearm.
Eli Duckworth of Cabot Guns discusses their one-of-a-kind D-Day 1911. Its damascus is folded in with sand from Utah Beach, M1 Garand receivers, paratrooper clips, and more.
190: URBN_CHC and Killer Innovations
Jennifer Shimmel with URBN_CHC talks about their stylish bulletproof handbags and other carrying bags.
Rick Olsen and Zack Rosenquest of Killer Innovations discuss their most accurate barrel, the S.P.T. Velocity Barrels.
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.
46: Swampfox Optics - Blade
Mike Branson from Swampfox Optics discusses their Blade series of optics. Christopher Swainhart and Scott Kiefner host.
334: No Veteran Need Walk That Last Patrol Alone
Veteran’s Last Patrol joins GunStuff TV to talk about befriending, honoring, and supporting veterans in hospice — the Last Patrol. About 100,000 veterans enter end-of-life care every year. Their volunteers make sure those final watches aren’t walked alone.
Also this week: Clinger Holsters on American-made Kydex and the Core Carry System, Day Mountain Ranch on a 2,300-acre Idaho shooting resort with ranges out to two miles, and co-host Maggie Reese.
Special Edition: Thomas Massie on the Constitution
Thomas Massie was back on GunStuff TV talking about the US Constitution and recent events that undermine it. We talk government overreach and finish with the 2nd Amendment.
139: Save ammo and money while training with MantisX
MantisX Shooting Performance System visits GunStuff TV on 7/14/2022. Rebby Donnelly visits with hosts Scott Kiefner, Ursula Willams and Christopher Swainhart and talks about their great training system.
290: Midnight Madness Run N Gun? This and more from Tenet Group.
Tenet Group shows you how you can get involved in any of their dozens of shooting events. Huxwrx shows why they have some of the hottest sellers in the market. Larry Jackson for Congress in WV and Ryker fill out the show.