Have you ever pondered what a projectile does to a human? In this episode I am joined by Troy. Troy spent 30+ years as an ER Doctor and has seen his share and then some of gunshot trauma's. I spent the better part of my career responding to a Level 1 Trauma ER to all manner of gunshot wounds. We have a great chat about ballistic injuries and ER's that we've seen and give you some takeaways about your defensive pistol and the expectations you may have about it's performance. The subject matter this week may be a shade morbid but the information is valid for the armed citizen.

Steve Moses is back and this time he is in the studio! I managed to get Steve on a day he was in OKC and wearing a cast. I have had a number of injuries over the years, hazards of the profession I guess, that have prevented me from being able to deploy into the public with my favorite carry rig. Steve and I discuss several factors you the armed citizen absolutely must consider if you're the 'wounded baby gazelle at the watering hole' one of my favorite a DB'ism's.

Steve Moses is back and this time he is in the studio! I managed to get Steve on a day he was in OKC and wearing a cast. I have had a number of injuries over the years, hazards of the profession I guess, that have prevented me from being able to deploy into the public with my favorite carry rig. Steve and I discuss several factors you the armed citizen absolutely must consider if you're the 'wounded baby gazelle at the watering hole' one of my favorite a DB'ism's.

Hope ya missed us we're back!!! I just returned from the longest solo road trip of my life and visited the one and only Gunsite Academy to fellowship and pay tribute to the late Pat Rogers. Darryl joins this week and we recap the weekend and all the awesome things that took place in Paulden AZ. If you have ever wanted to learn the art of the revolver this event is a great place to do it and to pay tribute to one of the most influential instructors of the last 100yrs.

Rob join's us again this week. Have you ever wondered what to get that special gun guy or gun gal in your life for Christmas? This week we devote an entire episode to making sure you have a solid Christmas list for you 2A loving loved ones. Make a list, check it twice, press check it, holster it safely, scan for additional threats and maybe devote a few minutes a day to dry practice.

Dobbs is back this week for an episode devoted to situational awareness. Have you ever wondered how Cops see things before they happen, make decisions quickly and spot danger early? As an armed citizen you can take a ton of information and lessons learned from individuals that work professionally in fields that require Situational Awareness. Old cop stories were shared and some practical examples were discussed. Thanks for tuning in to this weeks episode and check out the links below!

Rounding out the departure series from gun guy stuff this week we talk about COFFEE! Brad the proprietor of Battle Born Coffee Roaster's and I talk about why cop's and most earth people like coffee. We also cover 3 type's of coffee making and 3 types of coffee. Brad is also raising money for Christmas for the children of fallen Border Patrol agents. If you love coffee and are curious to expand your love of the sacred bean hang on to your seat!

Keeping with the last few weeks tradition of breaking tradition I present to you the listener Lorin Michki. Lorin's art has made quite the circles on the internet. He is also a lover of the P-35 Hi-Power and he gives me a little lesson on a gun that I have never spent much time with. Enjoy and yes I have an SA-35 on order.

Have you ever experienced a range "gaffe"? You know one of those students that you just couldn't help then realized that maybe it was you after all? Have you ever wanted to peek into the behind the scenes shenanigans that go on in a cop's world? Well behold Lee Weems joins me today to give you a front row, second hand seat to all the behind the scenes 'grease' and dirt.

What is a transitional area? Steve Moses returns to give you the listener some insight on what is and how to manage a potential threat in a transitional area. As usual I give a little LEO perspective on the subject. Transitional areas tend to be the once where most violent attacks occur and here are a few things you can do to mitigate the risk as a member of the armed self defense community