Whiskey and Windage

On this episode of Whiskey & Windage, we sit down with Scott Richardson, founder of Ronin Arms, to explore the art and precision behind some of the most sought-after builds in the firearms world. Ronin Arms has become known for crafting authentic MP5SD clones, integrally suppressed SIG MCX platforms, and custom weapon systems that blend engineering mastery with real-world performance.

Scott walks us through the journey of building Ronin Arms from the ground up, the challenges of working on such complex designs, and what drives his obsession with detail and authenticity. From replicating legendary platforms like the MP5SD to developing innovative suppressed rifles, his work is pushing the boundaries of custom craftsmanship.

We also dive into his personal story — the lessons learned, the sacrifices made, and the passion that fuels his role as both builder and business owner. For anyone fascinated by suppressors, clone builds, tactical rifles, and custom weapon systems, this conversation shines a light on one of the most respected names in the industry.

In this episode of Whiskey & Windage, we’re joined by Frankford Arsenal, one of the most trusted names in the world of precision reloading and shooting accessories. We dig into the company’s history, its innovative approach to helping shooters get the most out of their time at the bench, and the gear that makes Frankford Arsenal a go-to brand for accuracy, consistency, and performance.We cover the must-have tools for serious reloaders, tips for staying consistent with your setup, and how Frankford Arsenal has helped shape today’s shooting sports industry. Whether you’re just starting out with reloading or you’ve been at it for years, this conversation is packed with advice, gear insights, and behind-the-scenes stories from a company that has been serving the shooting community for generations.What makes Frankford Arsenal stand out isn’t just the equipment—it’s the dedication to quality, innovation, and making the reloading process easier and more enjoyable for everyone.If you’re interested in competitive shooting, sport shooting, reloading gear, or simply learning more about the industry, this episode delivers the knowledge and insights you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of Whiskey & Windage, we sit down with competitive shooter, coach, and industry professional Kenzie Fitzpatrick to talk all things sport shooting. From USPSA and 3-Gun to Steel Challenge and beyond, Kenzie shares her journey in the shooting sports and what it takes to compete at a high level. We dig into match prep, mindset, training routines, and practical advice for anyone looking to sharpen their skills on the range.

Kenzie also opens up about the gear that makes a difference in competition—everything from handguns and rifles to optics, holsters, ammo choices, and other must-have accessories. If you’re wondering how top competitors set themselves up for success, you’ll get plenty of recommendations and insights here.

Beyond the competition field, we dive into the firearms industry as a whole—discussing new trends, challenges, and what makes this community so unique. We talk about the friendships, mentorship, and pure fun that keep people hooked on the sport year after year.

Whether you’re a new shooter curious about your first match, a seasoned competitor chasing trophies, or just someone who loves learning about firearms and the shooting lifestyle, this episode is packed with tips, laughs, and inspiration.

In this episode, we sit down with founder Mike Mihalski and CEO Nate Horvath, to explore what truly sets them apart in a flooded AR market. We discuss their uncompromising approach to quality control, reliability, and performance engineering in every model they build. This conversation goes beyond specs and materials; it’s about their dedication to craftsmanship, customer education, and supporting a responsible, informed community.Discover why SOLGW is more than just a manufacturer — they are advocates for excellence and integrity within the industry. We also dive into what's ahead for the company, including new product developments, future collaborations, and how they plan to continue raising the bar.Whether you're an enthusiast, gear-focused shooter, or just interested in hearing from one of the most respected names in the space, this episode delivers insight, innovation, and inspiration.

In this episode of Whiskey & Windage, we sit down with Dave Matheny, founder of Silencer Shop and a leading voice in the fight for suppressor freedom. Dave breaks down recent changes in the “Big Beautiful Bill” that directly affect NFA regulations, including tax stamp processes and wait times—what’s improved, what still sucks, and what it all means for law-abiding gun owners.

We also dive into why now is the time to renew the push to completely remove suppressors from the National Firearms Act. From legal challenges to public perception, Dave gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to make silencers more accessible and why it matters for the Second Amendment community.

Whether you’re a suppressor owner, a firearms enthusiast, or just someone tired of outdated gun laws, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. Dave brings both experience and insight that you simply can’t get anywhere else.

Subscribe now and hear what’s next in the fight for NFA reform—and how you can be a part of it.

In this episode, we’re joined by John Keys, co-founder of We The Free TV — a bold new streaming platform dedicated to preserving and promoting Second Amendment values, firearms culture, and freedom of expression in the digital age. Along with his business partner Shermichael Singleton, John is leading the charge to create a space where creators and viewers who believe in the right to bear arms can engage, learn, and celebrate their culture without censorship.

We dive into how and why We The Free TV was created, what kinds of content they’re producing, and how the network is building a home for voices the mainstream media often ignores or suppresses. From tactical training and competitive shooting to advocacy, hunting, and gear-focused series, this platform is putting 2A content front and center — where it belongs.

If you care about protecting freedom, defending your rights, and supporting pro-2A media, this conversation is a must-listen.

Tap play and get the inside story on the network that's fighting for our culture—one show at a time.

From Competitor to Capitol Hill

In this episode, we sit down with Dianna Muller, professional 3-Gun competitor, retired law enforcement officer, and founder of Women for Gun Rights. From blazing through courses with speed and precision to standing tall in front of Congress, Dianna has become one of the most respected voices in the firearms community.

We dive into her early days in competitive shooting, how she transitioned from patrol duty to the podium, and what inspired her to launch a movement focused on defending the Second Amendment through the power of female voices. Dianna shares behind-the-scenes stories from Capitol Hill, the pressure of representing millions of responsible gun owners, and the strategy it takes to stay in the fight.

If you're passionate about 2A rights, women in shooting sports, or grassroots advocacy, this episode will fire you up.

Subscribe now — and help amplify the voices of those defending freedom every single day.

In this episode, we sit down with James Williamson of Heckler & Koch (H&K) to explore his remarkable journey from military service to becoming one of the leading instructors in the firearms industry. James shares how his early upbringing and experience in the U.S. military shaped his approach to discipline, training, and leadership.

We dive into his deep passion for firearms design and engineering, and how that led him to a post-service career at H&K—one of the most respected names in the world of small arms. As an instructor for the HK Armorer Courses, James brings his real-world experience and technical expertise to teaching others about the inner workings, maintenance, and performance of H&K’s legendary weapon platforms.

Whether you're a fan of military history, professional firearms training, or just want to learn what makes H&K firearms so trusted by military and law enforcement professionals worldwide, this episode offers a powerful blend of insight, experience, and behind-the-scenes knowledge.

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In this weeks episode, we sit down with Travis from Icarus Precision, the powerhouse behind some of the most advanced aftermarket grip modules and frame systems in the performance carry market. Known for their unmatched craftsmanship and relentless pursuit of innovation, Icarus Precision has redefined what durability and ergonomics can look like in a compact platform.We dive into their design philosophy, how aerospace-level machining and high-grade aluminum alloys set their work apart, and what makes their grip modules not just a functional upgrade—but a total transformation. Travis breaks down the evolution of their platforms, including how user feedback, engineering insight, and real-world testing all factor into each design.Whether you’re a concealed carry enthusiast, competitive shooter, or gear aficionado, this episode gives you a detailed look at premium-level innovation that doesn’t compromise comfort or control.If you’re passionate about American machining, forward-thinking design, and high-performance builds—don’t miss this conversation.Hit like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you don’t miss future interviews with the creators behind the industry’s top-tier gear.

In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Kevin “KJ” Jarnigan from GTM to talk about his inspiring journey through the outdoor and shooting sports industry. KJ shares how he got started in the firearms world, the evolution of his role at GTM, and what drives his deep passion for hunting and outdoor adventure.If you're into hunting gear, marksmanship, safety, or just love hearing stories from industry insiders, this episode delivers. Kevin gives us an inside look at how GTM creates some of the most engaging content in the industry—from training tips to real-world gear reviews—and how they’re building a community focused on responsible use, skill development, and a love of the outdoors.Whether you're a seasoned outdoorsman or new to the world of shooting sports, this conversation offers valuable insights into the people and passion behind the media you trust. We also discuss KJ’s favorite hunts, must-have equipment, and his top advice for anyone looking to improve their skills in the field or on the range.👍 Like, comment, and subscribe for more interviews with experts in hunting, training, and outdoor gear.🔔 Don’t forget to turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode!