Gunday Brunch

On this week's episode, Keith is back, he and Caleb give a thorough breakdown of the new ATF so-called guidance on suppressor transfers on a 4473

This week Caleb is joined by Sara Westman, owner of Kitfox Designs, maker of the nicest custom patches in the firearms industry. Sara and Caleb discuss how rad she is, and the fact that she has accomplished a feat that few lawyers ever get to do: become part of the public Supreme Court record.

Eli Duckworth, better known online as 1776 Duck joins Caleb to discuss their deep love all things classic, from 1911s to revolvers, and how each of them got started on their journey through the classic firearms space. Don't miss this one!

Evie Vidrine, CEO of Cyelee Optics joins Caleb today to discuss the state of the optics industry, and the firearms industry in general

What's the idea behind "minimalist EDC"? Is it just carrying as little stuff as possible, or is there more to it than that?

Dolly's gone man, I'll be outside. Good luck.

In this episode Caleb rants about how much he hates leveling scopes, and then Caleb and Keith talk about movies for the last 10 minutes

In this episode Caleb and Keith are BACK and they talk about some of the hot issues in the industry right now. Is Staccato okay? T-Rex arms owes Lucas millions of dollars, and is the ATF cool?

On this week's episode, Keith is flying solo as Caleb baby-sits airplanes in Alaska, and he's here with an important message re: the new NFA stuff: "everybody be cool." We're in an odd place where no one really understands what's going on with this, so now would be a good time for everyone to just relax.

In a landmark decision, a federal judge in Texas has basically tossed out the NFA with regards to suppressors, SBR, and SBS. What does this mean? Time will tell, but it could mean the end of the NFA for these items. Right now there is still legal maneuvering to occur.

People cheating in USPSA has been in the news again lately, and Caleb takes on that discussion in this week's episode.