On this episode of We Da People, Shelton and the crew break down why the AR platform keeps winning “out of the box,” where the AK still shines, and why certain “popular” setups (yes, we said Draco) get people worked up.

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This is a debate episode, but it’s not “fanboy vs fanboy.” It’s about what works, why it works, and what you should consider before spending your money.

Drop your take in the comments: AR or AK—and why?

The suppressor game may be about to change fast. If the $200 tax stamp goes to $0 for suppressors and SBRs, what should you do first—and what mistakes will get new buyers in trouble?

In this episode, we sit down with Pew Culture to break down what the ATF/NFA changes could mean for everyday shooters, first-time buyers, and anyone trying to build smarter in 2026. We talk real-world suppressor buying strategy, wait times, and why the “cheapest” option can cost you the most later. Video Link

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Carrying concealed isn’t just “buy a gun and go.” If your holster sucks, your belt sags, or you’ve never pressure-tested your draw, you’re building false confidence instead of real capability. In this episode of We Da People Podcast, Shelton, Colin, Fred, and Dr. Sam Burrus break down what a practical concealed carry setup looks like and the mistakes that get people hurt, jammed up, or exposed in public. We cover: - Holsters that actually work: retention, trigger protection, and why custom-fit Kydex matters - Sidecar vs standard IWB: when an extra mag is worth it (and when it isn’t) - Gun belts are non-negotiable: stiffness, adjustability, and why “regular belts” deform - Appendix vs hip carry: comfort vs access, and what changes in close-quarters pressure - Off-body carry (fanny packs/bags): the risks, the benefits, and what you MUST drill - Knife as a “get to the gun” tool: why blades and alternative access points matter - One in the chamber debate: safety, training reality, and why “best” depends on YOU - Daily-life realities: printing, restroom/grocery store moments, and dressing around the gun - Legal and optics considerations: mods, jury perception, and knowing state-to-state laws - If you carry (or you’re thinking about starting), this one gives you a grounded framework to build a safer, more reliable setup.

A cold, wet night on the farm turned into a real-world test of hunting mindset, cold weather gear, and what “prepared” actually means.

In this episode of We Da People, the crew breaks down a frigid coyote hunt meant to protect calves during peak winter conditions—and the lessons hit harder than the weather. From fog so thick it disrupted optics to small mistakes (like scented hand cream) that can give away your position, this one is packed with practical takeaways you can apply to hunting, camping, or emergency readiness. 

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If you’re searching for a cold weather hunting gear guide, layering system for winter, merino wool vs cotton, Gore-Tex rain gear, or PCU layering explained, this episode is for you.

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If you’ve been wondering whether a plate carrier is “overkill” or the next logical step in your gear journey, this episode breaks it down in plain English—what to buy first, why it matters, and how to avoid wasting money.

In this We Da People Podcast roundtable, the crew lay out real-world “kit” thinking for everyday civilians: not cosplay, not fantasy—practical setup decisions based on purpose, environment, and training. We get into the natural progression most people follow (gun → holster → belt → chest rig → plate carrier) and explain what each piece actually does for capability and comfort.

You’ll hear a straight-shooting discussion on:

Brands and setups referenced include Crye JPC 2.0, Spiritus Systems, Haley Strategic, Ferro Concepts Slickster, Hill People Gear, Ranger Rig Concepts, AR500, and more.

Drop your current setup (or questions) in the comments—plate carrier, chest rig, or belt-only—and what you’re building toward.

In this episode of the We The People Podcast, the crew kicks things off with real, unfiltered energy—then brings in a special guest: Dr. Samuel Burrs, founder of The B.U.S. System and a martial-arts grand master. 

Dr Sam's website: https://www.thebussystem.com 

If you’re searching for practical self-protection principles, unarmed self-defense mindset, and how martial arts translates to real life, this conversation sets the stage for exactly that—starting with the foundation: confidence, preparedness, and the discipline to keep showing up when it counts.

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Whether you carry or you don’t, everyone benefits from understanding the basics of awareness, decision-making under stress, and the mindset behind effective self-defense. If you’re into street safety, training culture, and real talk about protecting yourself and your family, this one’s for you.

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Showing up to the range with a gun and an ego is how people get hurt – and how the 2A community gets painted as reckless. In this episode of the We Da People Podcast, we break down the real gun range etiquette and the image problem inside gun culture.

From indoor ranges to social media, we talk about what responsible gun ownership actually looks like – and why your behavior on camera matters just as much as your skills behind the gun.

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How to represent 2A with professionalism and keep your culture and authenticity

You bought your first gun… now what? Iron sights or red dot, cheap range ammo or duty rounds, YouTube videos or paid training? Before you bolt a $500 optic onto a pistol you barely shoot, watch this episode. On this episode of We Da People Podcast, Shelton, Fred, Colin (Gunplay TV), and Nick break down what new gun owners should actually do first after buying a handgun or rifle. The crew keeps it real about skills, safety, and budget so you do not end up with a $4,000 gun and a $4 body. In this episode we cover:

Training for new gun owners

Ammo and budget tips Training ammo vs self-defense ammo (FMJ vs hollow points)

Mindset, safety, and legal reality

Brief talk about prosecutors, flashy ammo, and why choices matter

Are pistol caliber carbines actually practical… or just expensive range toys with a flex? The crew breaks down PCCs from every angle – cost, performance, competition, and real-world use.

In this episode of We Da People Podcast, Shelton, Fred, Colin (Gunplay TV), and Nick get into a real conversation about pistol caliber carbines (PCCs) – from MP5s and Flux Raiders to Glock chassis builds and budget options. No fanboy talk, just honest opinions from four shooters who actually run these guns.

If the power went out tonight in the dead of winter, could your family really make it 72 hours?

In this episode of the We Da People Podcast, we build a real-world 72 hour blackout plan using exactly what most families already have at home. No bunkers, no fantasy bug out bags – just smart, practical preparedness you can start on a budget.

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We are talking real life winter power outage survival for regular working families: how to stretch what you already pay for, how to prep in small steps, and how to keep your people calm when the lights stay off.

If you have been meaning to build a 72 hour kit, get ready for a step by step, common sense guide to winter blackout survival, grid down planning, and family emergency preparedness.