Mike Branson from Swampfox Optics discusses their Blade series of optics. Christopher Swainhart and Scott Kiefner host.
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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.
208: SRLEEA, VNSH, and Meta Tactical
Bill Rogers with the SRLEEA talks about the non-profit organization and their upcoming show Small Town Cop.
Chance Smith from VNSH discusses their holster. Made of an extremely comfortable material, the VNSH holster requires no belt, can carry two extra magazines, works with almost all handguns, and allows carry in multiple ways.
Jon Quintao of Meta Tactical talks about their APEX Series Carbine Conversion Kit, which converts a pistol into a bullpup style rifle.
260: The Range Network, Level Up Live, and ZRO Delta
Paul Irwin with The Range Network discusses the organization's goal to get people to the shooting range more often.
Thomas Chiarella and Tyler Harris from Level Up Live talk about their training offered in a fun and safe arcade format.
Chad Wylie of ZRO Delta shares both their affordable and competition firearms that are improved on by data collected from competitions.
198: TactaLoad, HRT Tactical Gear, BioFire
Michael Lavergne, a retired secret service agent and founder of TactaLoad, talks about their shotgun stock designed to store extra shells.
Chris Poindexter from HRT Tactical Gear discusses several of their products, including weapon lights and plate carriers, and their omnidirectional activator.
Kai Kloepfer and Bryan Rogers of BioFire show their biometric Smart Gun. With a fingerprint sensor and facial recognition, the Smart Gun stays locked to unwanted users, yet it is instantly accessible when needed.















