Join John and Kailey as they sit down with Trey, a precious metals expert, as they talk about the significance of gold and silver as alternatives to traditional currency. Trey outlines the essentials for anyone considering investing in precious metals, advocating for starting small and gradually building a collection that can serve both as an investment and a means of trade.

Join John and Kailey as they sit down with Kaydi Stone of Stones 2nd Sense to discuss all things political. From the importance of getting educated and taking action to the elections and why the “small guys” matter.

This week, join John and Kailey as they sit down with Cheryl Todd, to discuss the polka-dots are my camo movement, carrying on college campuses, and apathy on all levels of government.

This week, join John and Kailey as they chat with Jeremy Deadman from XTech. They explore innovation, tackle mag capacity bans, and dive into XTech’s new Freedom Series. Plus, don’t miss it when Jeremy calls out the entire industry!

Join the conversation in this special episode featuring Jeremiah Cottle from Slide Fire as he dives into everything bump stocks. With the bump stock ban now lifted, Jeremiah shares his frustrations and reflections on government actions, discusses constitutional takings, and explores the war on plastic.

The Gundies, an award show celebrating the firearms community, is highlighted in this engaging podcast episode featuring hosts Kaylee and John, along with guests Ben and Will from Forge Relations. The discussion revolves around the evolution of the Gundies, emphasizing its journey from a small gathering to a professional award ceremony with significant production value, akin to mainstream awards shows like the Emmys.

The hosts touch on the importance of community engagement, encouraging listeners to participate in the voting process and supporting the creators within the industry. They also delve into the challenges of marketing in the firearms space, addressing the need for brands to adapt to changing social media landscapes and actively engage with their audiences. The episode concludes with a call to action for voting and participation in the Gundies to strengthen the community and elevate the voices within the Second Amendment movement.

Takeaways:

• The Gundies Awards have evolved significantly, showcasing the growth of the 2A community.
• Engaging with audiences through comments can turn negative feedback into loyal customers.
• Brands need to build a strong identity rather than relying solely on product quality.
• Adapting marketing strategies according to platform features can enhance content reach and engagement.
• The awards serve as a bridge between traditional and modern views on firearms culture.
• Collaboration among creators can lead to greater visibility and support for all in the industry.

This podcast features a discussion on the state of suppressors and their regulation under the National Firearms Act (NFA), highlighting the ongoing struggles for freedom and rights within the firearms community. Zak from Rugged Suppressors shares insights into the challenges of navigating the bureaucratic landscape of suppressor sales and the recent improvements in approval times, which have sparked increased interest and demand. The conversation touches on the misconceptions surrounding suppressors, including the Hollywood portrayal that often misleads the public about their functionality. Additionally, the hosts explore the importance of Second Amendment rights and the potential implications of red flag laws on personal freedoms. As they delve into the nuances of gun legislation and the cultural shifts towards more acceptance of suppressors, they emphasize the need for continued advocacy and awareness in the fight for gun rights.

Takeaways:

• Rugged Suppressors is known for durable suppressors backed by an unconditional lifetime warranty.
• Zach transitioned from the Marines to the gun industry, starting at Rugged in 2016.
• The rise in suppressor popularity is linked to decreased wait times for approvals.
• Suppressors help protect hearing while shooting and allow for better communication in the field.
• Hunters are increasingly recognizing the benefits of using suppressors for their firearms.
• The government’s regulations on firearms often infringe upon both the Second and Fourth Amendments.

Links referenced in this episode:

• ruggedsuppressors.com

This week, join John and Kailey as they sit down with Jon Patton, of The Gun Collective to discuss hot takes, state by state laws when it comes to firearms, and what the industry is doing wrong.

Follow The Gun Collective: https://youtube.com/@theguncollective

This week, join John and Kailey as they sit down with Tyler from Tundra Tactical to talk about the importance of keeping comedy alive in the gun community, staying motivated in the fight for the 2A, tips for coming out on top, and the differences between YouTube and Rumble.

Follow Tundra Tactical: https://www.youtube.com/@TundraTactical

Links referenced in this episode:

• rumble.com
• tundratactical.net
• blackdiamondgunsandgear.com

This week, join John, Kailey, Othais, and Mae from C&Rsenal as they dive into all things history! From collecting historical firearms to the craftsmanship and use of guns throughout history, plus insight of real-life battleships!

Watch C&Rsenal Here: https://www.youtube.com/@Candrsenal