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Episode Summary

In this episode of "The Gun Experiment," hosts Mike and Big Keith delve into a variety of topics with guest Fred Mastison. The conversation covers Fred's travels and diverse training programs, including precision rifle and Japanese sword classes. The discussion shifts to current gun laws, the nuances of the court system, and significant updates about the second amendment task force. The episode wraps up with light-hearted segments on food sharing etiquette and a funny debate over plastic versus paper straws.

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Key Takeaways

1. Fred Mastison shares insights from his multifaceted training experiences and upcoming trips.
2. The Supreme Court's decision on sensitive locations and its broader implications are explored.
3. The announcement of a Second Amendment Task Force brings potential positive shifts for gun owners.
4. Trump’s potential military parade for the army’s 250th anniversary sparks debate.
5. Conversation on Tariffs and rebuilding a roaring US economy

Guest Information

Fred Mastison is a seasoned firearms expert, a staff writer at Athlon Outdoors, and the president of Force Options Tactical Training. He frequently contributes to "The Gun Experiment" with his extensive knowledge in firearms training and the broader gun industry experience.

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