In this live episode, the crew opens the floor to anything and everything—fielding real-time questions from the audience on NeoMag products, gear setups, and even a few unexpected topics along the way.

From updates on upcoming releases like the Alias belt and G-Code Phenom clip to behind-the-scenes insight on product design decisions, the guys break down what’s new, what’s coming, and why certain ideas make the cut (or don’t). They also dive into practical applications of the Alias system, battle belt setups, and how to get the most out of your everyday carry.

Along the way, you’ll hear discussions on custom shop drops, limited-run gear, and collaborations—plus a look at new tray systems, watch stands, and other lifestyle products expanding the NeoMag ecosystem.

As always, the conversation doesn’t stay strictly tactical. Expect humor, hot takes (including a strong stance on QD sling attachments), and even a quick detour into bigger-picture topics like product philosophy—and yes, the meaning of life.

Whether you’re here for gear knowledge, industry insight, or just to hang out with the crew, this episode delivers a laid-back but informative look inside NeoMag.

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In this episode of Life, Liberty, & Equipped, the guys sit down with Scott Jedlinski—owner and lead instructor of Modern Samurai Project—to break down what it really means to pursue performance at the highest level.

Scott has built a reputation as one of the most respected firearms instructors in the country, blending decades of martial arts experience with high-level shooting performance. From Taekwondo and Muay Thai to earning a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Scott approaches shooting not just as a skill—but as an athletic discipline rooted in efficiency, body mechanics, and pressure-tested performance.

As a USPSA Master Class shooter and recipient of elite performance benchmarks like the F.A.S.T. Coin and Point 1 Elite Standards Coin, Scott brings both credibility and clarity to the conversation. His training has impacted everyone from everyday concealed carriers to SWAT teams, federal agencies, and instructor cadres across the country.

In this episode, the conversation covers:

The guys also dive into gear, optics, training philosophy, and what separates good shooters from truly high-level performers.

If you’re serious about improving your skillset—whether you’re a competitor, professional, or everyday carrier—this episode delivers a deep look into what it takes to perform under pressure.

Train smarter. Move better. Perform at a higher level.

In this episode of Life, Liberty, & Equipped, the guys introduce a brand-new segment: The Equipped Game — a competitive, no-help, no-hints trivia showdown designed to test what you actually know across the core pillars of the show.

Here’s how it works: five rounds — Life, Liberty, Equipped, Faith, and a final Mixed Challenge. Each round brings a series of multiple-choice questions covering everything from fitness and mindset to constitutional law, firearms knowledge, and biblical truth.

No talking. No teaming up. Answers are locked in individually… and then revealed.

Some questions are straightforward. Others? Not even close.

As the pressure builds and the score gets tracked in real time, confidence gets tested, egos get checked, and it becomes very clear who’s actually equipped—and who just talks a big game.

Play along, keep score, and see how you stack up.

Think you’d beat them?

This week on Life • Liberty • Equipped, the guys settle into a mix of everyday life, deep gear discussion, and practical faith.

Things are all over the board this week. Nate admits life is… pretty boring at the moment (for once). Graig has been busy marrying people, squeezing in a last-minute spring break trip, and celebrating Easter. Tib is juggling Easter, college tours, gym time, and counting down to a vacation in just 10 days. Real life, real pace, and a little bit of everything in between.

The crew dives into one of the most influential carry platforms of the modern era—the SIG P365.

They walk through a simple timeline from the original 2018 release that changed concealed carry, to the XL, SAS, X, Macro, and the newer TACOPS and Legion models—highlighting how the platform evolved from a micro-compact into a fully modular system.

At the center of it all is the Fire Control Unit (FCU)—the serialized core that allows shooters to swap frames, slides, and configurations. One gun… multiple roles.

The guys break down:

Plus, they tackle the bigger question: Is modularity actually useful… or just hype? And would you trust a fully custom P365?

The episode closes with a powerful discussion from 2 Peter 1:3–9—a reminder that God has already given us everything we need for a godly life through knowing Him.

The guys unpack:

A grounding, practical conversation about becoming who we’re called to be—one step at a time.

In this episode of Life, Liberty, and Equipped, Graig Davis sits down with John Patton—creator of The Gun Collective, founder of Patton Media and Consulting, and the driving force behind GunCon.

Known for his no-nonsense approach and commitment to honesty, John has spent the last decade holding the firearms industry accountable while helping brands better tell their stories through high-quality media and marketing. But behind the fast-paced news delivery is a self-proclaimed nerd with a deep passion for innovation, relationships, and pushing the industry forward.

Graig, Nate, and Tiberius dig into John’s journey—from the early days of The Gun Collective to building a media company and launching one of the most unique industry events out there. Along the way, they explore what it means to stay authentic in a noisy space, the importance of integrity in business, and how strong connections shape long-term success.

If you’re interested in the intersection of media, entrepreneurship, and the firearms industry—or just want an honest conversation with someone who’s been in the trenches—this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of Life, Liberty, & Equipped, the guys switch things up with a brand-new segment: The Equipped Game—a fast-paced, competitive trivia showdown designed to test knowledge across the core pillars of the show: Life, Liberty, Equipped, and Faith.

Hosted by Graig, the crew goes head-to-head through multiple rounds of increasingly challenging questions—ranging from everyday knowledge and cultural topics to firearms, history, and biblical insight. Each question is multiple choice, answers are locked in individually, and the banter, trash talk, and second-guessing come fast.

With no collaboration allowed and scores on the line, the competition reveals who actually knows their stuff—and who just thinks they do. The episode blends humor, humility, and a little chaos as the guys react in real time to right and wrong answers (all powered by ChatGPT-generated questions).

The final mixed challenge round pushes everyone to the limit, combining all categories and putting the title of “most equipped” on the line.

This episode is a fun, interactive break from the usual format—perfect for playing along at home, testing your own knowledge, and seeing how you stack up against the hosts.

Think you can beat their score? Listen in and find out.

In this episode of the Life, Liberty, & Equipped Podcast, Graig Davis is joined by Nate Hills, Michael Billings for another wide-ranging conversation about life, gear, and staying prepared.

The crew kicks things off with some behind-the-scenes podcast chaos before diving into what’s been happening in their lives recently—from busy family schedules and winter weather to training, travel, and getting back into the rhythm of shooting and skill development. They talk about the importance of keeping your skills sharp, balancing everyday responsibilities with preparedness, and why consistent training matters more than occasional bursts of effort.

The guys take a look at the Lone Wolf Dusk19 and Timber Wolf 19. They look at what makes these guns unique from a stock Glock, both good and bad. Nate gives his opinion on manufacturers putting porting and comps on stock guns vs having to send them out for custom work.

Lastly they take a look at Romans 12 and the actions that make a true Jesus follower.

If you enjoy conversations about mindset, skillset, and gear—and what it really looks like to live boldly and stay equipped—this episode delivers another round of authentic discussion from the LLE crew.

In this live episode of Life, Liberty, & Equipped, Graig and Michael go back to the podcast’s roots — sitting down with products on the table and answering your questions in real time.

After a few tech hiccups (it wouldn’t be a live without them), the guys dive into practical tips, product insights, and behind-the-scenes context on NeoMag gear. They break down how their systems are designed to work, offer setup advice, and share what’s coming next — including new releases dropping this week.

The episode wraps with some fun back-and-forth and a classic “Would You Rather” to keep things interesting.

If you’re into everyday carry, thoughtful product design, and the mindset behind staying equipped, this one feels like hanging out in the shop with the guys.

Watch the full video version on YouTube for the full visual walkthrough of the gear discussed.

Episode Summary – Following Passion with Billy Brown of Make Ready Firearms

In this episode of Life, Liberty, & Equipped, Graig sits down with longtime friend Billy Brown, owner of Make Ready Firearms, for a conversation about passion, craftsmanship, faith, failure, and what it means to pursue excellence without losing sight of what matters most.

Billy shares his journey from a childhood fascination with firearms to launching Make Ready Firearms as what was originally meant to be a retirement side project. Instead, it quickly grew into a thriving custom shop known for high-end Cerakote, precision stippling, and meticulously built AR platforms. With a background in construction, paint, and years managing maintenance at the Cincinnati Zoo, Billy brings a rare blend of artistry and attention to detail to every firearm that leaves his shop.

The guys discuss Billy’s “go big or go home” approach to business—investing in top-tier equipment from day one—and his commitment to building relationships over transactions. For Billy, customer service comes first. Whether it’s watching a client’s reaction at pickup or redoing a project multiple times until it matches his vision, excellence is non-negotiable.

Beyond firearms, Billy opens up about his work with the Cincinnati Zoo, including conservation partnerships in Kenya that have deeply impacted his perspective on life and gratitude. He reflects on growing up in a Christian home, the influence of his grandparents, and the importance of faith in shaping who he is today.

In a powerful Faith & Fuel segment, Billy shares his life verses—Philippians 3:12–14—and speaks candidly about learning to move past failure, refusing to let mistakes define him, and pressing forward toward the calling God has placed on his life. His transparency about struggle, growth, and striving for maturity offers encouragement to anyone navigating setbacks or self-doubt.

This episode is a reminder that mastery takes time, growth requires humility, and true success is measured not just by skill—but by character.

Connect with Billy:
Make Ready Firearms – Custom builds, Cerakote, stippling & more
Make Ready Finishes – Custom engraving, Cerakote, and Angela’s empowering “I Am” jewelry line

Live boldly. Stand for liberty. Stay equipped.

Life, Liberty, & Equipped – Season 2, Episode 1

Season 2 is here.

In this kickoff episode, Graig Davis is joined by Nate Hills, Michael Billings, and Tiberious Giblin to set the tone for the season and talk about what’s ahead for Life, Liberty, & Equipped.

The crew catches up on life — from new LLE swag and “goat drama” to winter travels, full-throttle training schedules, college visits, media contracts, and everything in between. Then they lay out the vision for Season 2, including:

Interviews with topic experts and industry founders

Live episodes — getting back to the roots of how it all started

LLE current events & product reviews

Fun & Games for pure entertainment

They also share the new seasonal format: two seasons per year (Feb–June and Sept–Dec).

The episode wraps with Faith & Fuel, diving into Micah 7 and the powerful reminder that while judgment and hardship are real, restoration is certain. Even in dark seasons, God is our light. Though we fall, we rise again. Trials will come — some from circumstances, some from our own decisions — but our hope isn’t shaken. God is the great Redeemer, and our eyes stay fixed on eternity.

Season 2 starts with clarity, conviction, and a renewed focus on living boldly, using liberty for good, and staying equipped — in mindset, skillset, and gear — for whatever comes your way.