So I finally took the leap and installed my free float rail. It looks fantastic. Me and brian then talk about bipods, which I am not a fan of. Lastly we touch on the recent allegations that the NRA is a domestic terrorist organization.

So yesterday we were supposed to go out to our works back 40 and shoot the guns. It didn't turn into anything but I wanted to share it with with you!

AND NOT TO MENTION THAT IT IS OUR 25TH EPISODE!

H.R. 378 aims to make it illegal to possess or purchase level III body armor. If you are on the fence about purchasing said armor, you need to decide, once this law is passed then anything purchased prior to the law is legal.

Today I had a conversation that I wanted to share with you about revolvers as carry pieces. I am not a fan of the idea. I also go on to talk about current major cities tuning in, and future plans for the show.

Today I wanted to talk about emergency plans. "But Chris, why do we need emergency plans?" well, Hurricane Katrina, that's why.

First and foremost is want to apologize for the sporadic uploads. I have had a medical condition pop up and today i just wrapped a minor surgery. I also want to say that if you would like to donate to the show, I have set up a PayPal accountwith email [email protected]. Lastly, I want to express my extreme displeasure with the idea of electronic guns in the for of finger print scanners.

I wanted to talk a bit more about the SharkTac Kydex holster and how it travels. I then wanted to talk about some of the negative experiences I am be3ginning to have in promoting the gun culture, as well as asking you to promote it with me!

I wanted to take a moment to talk about my new Sharktac IWB tuckable Kydex holster. It is a nice, light, compact system and a great product from a great company.

Today I was able to take a while and talk with Ethan, Owner of Erhadt Industries. He has made a one of a kind AR pistol the King Assassin, used by LEO, and in the USMC.

There are 4 main levels of awarenss, unaware, aware, alert, & alarm. Today I talk a bit about each level and how I use them. From basic observations to decision making when an alert presents itself.