In this overdue TacTrack, John talks about his most valued lessons from his mentor George Harris.

This week, John and Daniel remind you to have fun and give you a few tips on how to do that.

This week we begin our new weekly feature we call a Tac Track. John talks about training for the double tap engagement technique. Link to Stitcher Radio http://stitcher.com/listen.php?fid=18821 Link to Support Gunfighter Cast http://www.gunfightercast.com/wordpress/support-gunfighter-cast/

This episode John and I separately recorded our answers to a few questions that had been emailed to us by listeners.

This is the second show released this week (call it IDPA week), so if you missed episode GC-051 go back and get it. You Gundudes listeners will be familiar with the guest on this episode. You can get more from Steve on the Gundudes podcast. If your not listening to them, you’re missing the funniest […]

Scott and Sara Peacock join me via Skype to talk about getting your significant other out at an IDPA match, carry options for women, and of course skinny jeans came up.

John and Daniel discuss range safety. No skinny jeans were harmed in the production of this podcast. Link to Daniel’s thank you note. http://www.gunfightercast.us/2012/01/26/a-thank-you-and-a-cause/ Link to Daniel’s “how to not shoot yourself post”. http://www.gunfightercast.us/2011/11/28/how-to-not-shoot-yourself-by-daniel-shaw/ Link to Tex Grebner shooting himself video. If you liked this, you might like… Range safety: listen to more discussion.

Inlight of the recent shooting that led to the death of an ATF agent in New York, John and I discuss ideas to help prevent a similar senerio from happening to you. its a tough topic to takle, so I hope we did it justice.

In the first episode with GC’s new co-host John McGregor, we discussed back up guns, skinny jeans, and how buying your wife a Bersa .380 could lead to divorce.

I sat down with Carl and Stan to talk about the MAG-40 Class. I had more fun than is healthy that week. Thank you Gundudes and thank you all who helped get me there and back home.