Guardian Concealment Holsters

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October 20, 2015

I have been carrying concealed for 34 years and my philosophy has been if I knew I was going to be engaged today which gun would be best for me to have. I always choose a full size gun whether it is a 9mm with 19 rounds or a full size 1911 loaded with nine 45 ACP. I have had one incident in all those years that was to be just a quick run to the corner store. I lowered my guard and went without a weapon, which almost cost me my life. Never again always ready for the fight. Now living in Florida can be challenging in concealing a full size handgun. Due to the climate we usually dress light and that is where Guardian Concealment comes in.

I had a need for a in the pants holster that could help me conceal a 1911 while just wearing shorts and a t-‐shirt, casual dress or formal attire. I believe I found it with the hybrid holster.

Guardian Concealment’s Hybrid holster comes standard with some awesome features. They are handmade to order in the USA and come standard with the following features:

Premium Wickett & Craig black cowhide

Holsters come standard with black stitch

Inside the waistband and outside the waistband compatible

Adjustable retention, degree of tilt, and ride height

Genuine .08 thickness kydex

Holsters come standard with 1 1/5 – 1 3/4 US made metal spring clips.

Out of the box I saw a work of art with the materials and design of this holster. It was like something you wanted to display instead of use. The leather was soft and pliable, the black carbon fiber kydex was stunning and all the edges were smooth and clean. A pack of extra screws and rubber “o” rings came with the holster. You also receive a personalized letter from Guardian Concealment thanking you for your purchase and explaining use and maintaining your new holster.

First thing you notice in preparing to use the Guardian Concealment Hybrid holster is, it is not just a holster. It is a system that has to be set for the user and broke in just like a new pair of shoes. This holster can be adjusted many ways from high or low carry and straight or canted pistol positioning. It took me a couple of times to test it and make minor adjustments to the belt clip location for that perfect fit. Once I had it adjusted, the holster broke into the 1911 and me very quickly.

During carry I found that the holster spread the weight of my gun out around 1/3 of my belt. I also found I did not feel my aggressive grip or the safety digging into my side. Learning to put the holster on was difficult at first until I found where it fit best. Just like anything else a little practice improved my time on getting it set in the same place every time. Drawing the weapon with this holster was not a problem and re-‐holstering had to be practiced some just due to how low I wear the gun.

Like any new piece of equipment you should train with it to become proficient at using it in a fight. I am very active in the thing I do and had no problem with the weapon retention of this holster, over all this a very good product. The holster depending on the options you choose is between $69.00-‐79.00 USD, which I believe is a great deal for what you get. Check out this holster and other products from Guardian Concealment at www.guardianconsealment.com .

Source: http://www.thegearlocker.net/2015/08/guardian-concealment-holsters/

KDG KINECT™ – 7-SLOT MLOK QD RAIL SECTION NOW AVAILABLE!

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Eric TGL

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October 19, 2015

Kinetic Development Group is proud to announce their KINECT™7-SLOT MLOK QD RAIL SECTION IS NOW AVAILABLE!

The KINECT 7-SLOT is now available at authorized KDG Dealers, Distributors, and on their website.

The Kinect™ by KDG for MLOK™ is a revolutionary QD mounting system that will change the way we attach accessories to our modular weapons platforms. Much like the Sidelok™ optics mounts, Kinect™ insures proper and easy installation, eliminating common variables that would cause issues (ie: over tightening). Although revolutionary, Kinect™ is quite simple in its operation. There are two spring-loaded wedges in the base of the Kinect™ mounting point. When you press the accessory or rail section down in the MLOK™ slot, two deployment triggers get pressed against the rail firing the wedges into place. There is nothing more frustrating that fiddling with an allen wrench (if you can find it) to get your accessories on and off your weapon with traditional modular rail sections. This changes the whole dynamic of the MLOK™ system and really makes every accessory truly removable with the ability to mount it in a second when needed.

SPECS:

Length: 3.73″ Uses two MLOK section

Width: .82″ (20.9mm)

Height: .41″ (10.5mm)

Finish: Black Anodized

Compatibility: Compatible with any MLOK rail system.

Please visit https://kineticdg.com/ for more information

Kinect Debut Video:

Kinect Brief Test Video:

Source: http://www.ammoland.com/2015/09/kdg-kinect-7-slot-mlok-qd-rail-section-now-available/#axzz3osXO6ois

TLP 113 Medkits, Massacres & MMA

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October 14, 2015

On the show this week Lefthand is joined by those Student Of The Gun guys, Paul and Jarrad Markel. Paul has a new book, “Faith And The Patriot”, that we discuss. The guys talk through some of the recent massacres and attempted massacres and how the media and movie companies selfishly use them to profit. Talking Lead and SOTG make a big Mixed Martial Arts announcement!!!

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TLP 112 Sage Gun Advice

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October 13, 2015

In this episode Lefty is once again joined by Aaron Cowan, owner of Sage Dynamics in Atlanta Georgia. We get caught up with Aaron and learn more about Sage Dynamics and his up coming night vision class. Aaron and Lefty give their Jackwagons of the week and Aaron teaches us a new FTFTM. Find out who won the trivia question from Rob Pincus in TLP Episode 111 and much more…

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KNS Precision Front Sight First Shots

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October 13, 2015

When I first saw this style of sights, I knew that I wanted to have them. I have always been extremely intrigued with diopter style sights from watching Quigly Down Under and being able to fire a 45-70 with similar style sights myself. I wasn’t sure whether these would actually work on a carbine style rifle, but so far, I think the initial results are promising. Sighting in was extremely simple and the sight picture is awesome. Check out some footage of me shooting it.

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Wine Making on the Cheap and Sleazy!

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October 12, 2015

Mankind has been making wine and other alcoholic beverages for thousands of years. There are time honored traditions and methods which require the utmost care and patient persistence to achieve the perfect brew. So, I’m not going to do any of that nonsense. Ain’t nobody got time or money for that!Wine can be made from just about any vegetable or fruit, that’s where we get vodka (fermented and distilled potatoes) and wine (fermented grapes or other fruit). If you are lucky enough to have some fruit trees in your back yard, you can juice your own for free or buy it from the store. If you don’t want to spend an extra 2-4 hours juicing, cleaning your juicer, and juicing again, you can just buy the juice when it goes on clearance, like I did (but make sure that it doesn’t have any preservatives or lots of extra ingredients that can interfere with the yeast).

Here is the complete item list and cost guesstimates for an el-cheapo starter kit:

1. 3 x food grade, 5 gallon water jugs ($6 each)

2. 2 x 3/4 pvc water valves ($ 3 each)

3. 1 x simple ball valve ($2)

4. 2 x 3/4-1/2″ inner diameter brass hose adapters ($7 each)

5. 1 clear plastic hose ($0.50 per foot)

6. Yeast ($1.50 each)

7. Yeast nutrient ($1.50 each)

8. 4lbs of sugar ($3 each)

9. Juice/Fruit ($12 – $30)

Start up Items subtotal = $62 (minimum for the first batch)

Once you clean out your primary and secondary fermenters, you can re-use them and for each new batch, you buy 1 container and 1 simple ball valve ($9 total). OR you can just drink down 4 gallons of the good stuff and re-use that container!

4 gallons of apple juice (or any juice for that matter) can run as low as $12 on clearance. With a bottle of wine holding 750 ml, that means you’ll be making 20 bottles of wine in one batch! So for the price of one nice bottle, you’ll get 20 mediocre ones.

So watch the video below and see part 1!

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TLP 111 Return Of The Squatch

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October 12, 2015

The Squatch returns! Zeke, now with the Sonoran Desert Institute, drops by to check on Lefty and just like old times chaos ensues…Rob Pincus of I.C.E Training and of Personal Defense Network has to step in to keep the show on track, or not! We also get an update on how the efforts of local Citizens that have been standing guard over our Military have been going while the powers-that-be muddle along inefficiently arguing over policies and laws…

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Savoy Leather – There are still some artisans in this country

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October 12, 2015

The United States of America has lost some of its skilled craftsmen and artisans over the last hundred years. With assembly lines, outsourcing and a service based economy, there just doesn’t seem to be as many folks interested in mastering a craft over years or a lifetime. They aren’t all gone though, we’ve had the opportunity to not only meet one but own a couple of his works of art. The man – Jeremiah Savoy. The company – Savoy Leather [suh–voi] . The art – leather holsters.

Since ancient humans figured out ways to stop the decomposition and rotting of their animal hides, they have used the resulting leather to make many things necessary to survival. Modern man still uses leather a great deal, though less for survival these days and more for looking like an OG pimp with leather kicks, matching belt and watchband. Or maybe that’s just me. I’m kidding, I wear cargo shorts and flip flops. I have the fashion sense of a color blind Peter Pan.
As technology progressed, the tanning process has changed many times, becoming more refined with each iteration. Extravagant leather though has been around for a very long time. Assyrians, Egyptians, and Romans through present day have created beautiful and works of art that were not only glorious to behold, but also functional. Leather work definitely found it’s way to North America and has been used in every step as the United States was born.

Being that tanning and leather are as old as time, the old west was the catalyst for the rapid evolution of guns and gun leather. As soon as folks started carrying guns, they realized, “hey, where the hell am I going to put this thing?”. Artisans and saddle makers began meeting those needs immediately supplementing their normal offerings with a great new source of income. From the 1800’s through most of the 1900’s leather holsters were a staple and truly experienced a renaissance of demand.

The 1960’s brought a new plastic composite material called Kydex. Being easily customized and form-able it was developed then adopted by the airline industry for plane interiors. While no one knows who made the jump from airplanes to guns, in the mid 1990’s Blade-Tech became the first commercial manufacturer of Kydex holsters. This leads us to today where leather holsters and Kydex holsters battle for share in a very competitive niche market. There are still dozens of leather holster companies making thousands of models and styles, however with the tactical market moving in a more Kydex direction it takes more for traditional leather makers to stand out.

The issue is a divisive one. With fans of both styles often arguing the merits of their favorite. I reached out to Jeremy Pozderac, owner of River’s Edge Tactical in rural Ohio and commentator with We Like Shooting and asked, why do you prefer leather?

I like leather. I’m a cowboy…knight in leather armor. Leather is sexy, classic, timeless. Leather always will be.

Firearms enthusiast Alex Nelson repeats that sentiment.

I prefer the feel of leather. It’s more comfortable than kydex for me. I like the look a bit more. I feel it blends better than a Kydex holster when I wear OWB. My OWB holster is a hybrid from alien gear but it fits so close and so well I love it. As for IWB, I’d like leather, but it doesn’t hold up to sweat as well so Kydex all the way son!

Enter Savoy Leather. Known in firearms circles for making some of the most beautiful leather holsters in the industry. Jeremiah and family use a traditional leather holster of their design but what makes them stand apart is the treatment, finish and art.

One of the first things you’ll notice about these holsters is the stain. Savoy’s signature look is the dark edges that feather into a lighter center. Mixed with about any color you can imagine the look is unique and to the eyes of this writer, beautiful. Having the basic style wasn’t enough for them though. What truly sets these holsters apart is the designs available. From pop culture to American culture they can create custom painted and hand stamped artwork on any holster they offer. The wonderfully detailed art on leather invokes an almost visceral response. Check out the gallery below for just a couple of ideas.

Many people love Kydex because of the configurability. Savoy has this figured out with his leather as well. Many different cants, hardware and gun choices provide almost any inside the waist band or outside the waistband configuration you can imagine.

Retention is completely acceptable regardless of whether it is in the belt or out. One thing to note is that leather will be a bit rougher on your guns finish as it touches a lot of surface area to create the proper retention. We saw no problems upside down or crawling in the dirt.

The durability is one of the great things about leather. That isn’t to say that it doesn’t get marred, however with leather the more wear you see, the better it seems to look. Don’t expect it to be scratch proof as it does get scratched. While minor surface defects will appear, the leather will last a long time.

If holsters ever become post apocalyptic currency, Savoy’s will be diamonds. In fact, they are almost like diamonds now. Here is the one sticking point for many folks. These are not cheap, nor are they inexpensive. Anywhere from $150 and up for these works of art. It’s important to go back to the opening paragraph of this article though. These are made by hand by an artist and craftsman. It takes time and manual labor. Keep that in mind when looking at the price.

Leather is a bit bulkier and bit heaver than the alternatives, but feels comfortable against the skin. In fact, leather against skin is probably the most natural feeling holster you’ll wear. The more it breaks in and is treated by your sweat and body heat, the better they feel. It doesn’t add any more bulk to my waistline than any of the other holsters I wear on a regular basis.

Check out Savoy Leather to get an idea of what they can do. Whether you buy a holster or not, it’s a feast for the eyes. At the risk of being crude, Jeremy Pozderac says, “Leather will get you ‘laid’ [sic]. Plastic won’t”. I’m a bit dubious of that claim, but I’m willing to take the chance.

Source Article from http://welikeshooting.com/reviews/gear-reviews/savoy-leather-theres-still-artisans-country/

TLP 114 Allstar Episode

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Talking Lead

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October 11, 2015

Mike Centola owner of Allstar Tactical and Co-host of “Crash & Burn” joins Lefthand this week. The guys talk about the pros and cons of different types of barrel coatings among other things. Two new Jackwagons join the train, find out who! Mike presents us with a new Fact To Fight The Myth…

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TLP 116 Karate Chop!

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October 8, 2015

This week on Talking Lead Lefthand has MMA fighter, Jarrad “Lil Fador” Markel, and 3 Gunner, Casey Griggs, on the show to talk details about their recent matches. The guys discuss the recent massacre in Virginia, throw new passengers on the Jackwagon Train, learn a new Fact To Fight The Myth…and wrap up the show with a “Karate Chop!” ending.

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Guardian Concealment Holsters

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Eric TGL

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October 8, 2015

From one of our roving TGL Reporters, Craig gives us his review of the Guardian Concealment Holster.

I have been carrying concealed for 34 years and my philosophy has been if I knew I was going to be engaged today which gun would be best for me to have. I always choose a full size gun whether it is a 9mm with 19 rounds or a full size 1911 loaded with nine 45 ACP. I have had one incident in all those years that was to be just a quick run to the corner store. I lowered my guard and went without a weapon, which almost cost me my life. Never again always ready for the fight. Now living in Florida can be challenging in concealing a full size handgun. Due to the climate we usually dress light and that is where Guardian Concealment comes in.

I had a need for a in the pants holster that could help me conceal a 1911 while just wearing shorts and a t-‐shirt, casual dress or formal attire. I believe I found it with the hybrid holster.

Guardian Concealment’s Hybrid holster comes standard with some awesome features. They are handmade to order in the USA and come standard with the following features:

Premium Wickett & Craig black cowhide

Holsters come standard with black stitch

Inside the waistband and outside the waistband compatible

Adjustable retention, degree of tilt, and ride height

Genuine .08 thickness kydex

Holsters come standard with 1 1/5 – 1 3/4 US made metal spring clips.

Out of the box I saw a work of art with the materials and design of this holster. It was like something you wanted to display instead of use. The leather was soft and pliable, the black carbon fiber kydex was stunning and all the edges were smooth and clean. A pack of extra screws and rubber “o” rings came with the holster. You also receive a personalized letter from Guardian Concealment thanking you for your purchase and explaining use and maintaining your new holster.

First thing you notice in preparing to use the Guardian Concealment Hybrid holster is, it is not just a holster. It is a system that has to be set for the user and broke in just like a new pair of shoes. This holster can be adjusted many ways from high or low carry and straight or canted pistol positioning. It took me a couple of times to test it and make minor adjustments to the belt clip location for that perfect fit. Once I had it adjusted, the holster broke into the 1911 and me very quickly.

During carry I found that the holster spread the weight of my gun out around 1/3 of my belt. I also found I did not feel my aggressive grip or the safety digging into my side. Learning to put the holster on was difficult at first until I found where it fit best. Just like anything else a little practice improved my time on getting it set in the same place every time. Drawing the weapon with this holster was not a problem and re-‐holstering had to be practiced some just due to how low I wear the gun.

Like any new piece of equipment you should train with it to become proficient at using it in a fight. I am very active in the thing I do and had no problem with the weapon retention of this holster, over all this a very good product. The holster depending on the options you choose is between $69.00-‐79.00 USD, which I believe is a great deal for what you get. Check out this holster and other products from Guardian Concealment at www.guardianconsealment.com .

Source: http://www.thegearlocker.net/2015/08/guardian-concealment-holsters/

Hypocrisy in the Gun Debate

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We Like Shooting

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October 7, 2015

Hypocrisy by means of ad hominems, and personal attacks are what we are constantly exposed to from politicians, pro-gun and anti-gun organizations, and the media. The answer to these fallacies, while a simple concept, is a tremendously difficult notion to adhere to. What we need to strive for is philosophical consistency.That involves being thorough and fair when discussing the issues. If we are going to live in a country that has a Constitution which outlines individual rights, we must learn to respect all of those rights, whether we agree with them or not. For example, the Democratic side wants to limit and restrict the 2nd Amendment as much as possible, while the Republican side wants to limit and restrict abortion and gay marriage. Interestingly enough, it took both sides to come together and vote away our 4th Amendment rights.

The most used fallacy when both sides are debating each other is the Ad Hominem attack. Argumentum ad hominem is, “ responding to arguments by attacking a person’s character, rather than to the content of their arguments. When used inappropriately, it is a fallacy in which a claim or argument is dismissed on the basis of some irrelevant fact or supposition about the author or the person being criticized.” This can involve not only attacks against the other debater, but also attacks against their sources.

Example 1: You can’t trust anything the NRA says because they’re terrorist extremist gun humpers.

Example 2: That source is from Bloomberg. Bloomberg is a gun grabbing authoritarian, so you can’t trust anything he says.

Now it may be that whatever statement from either side says is false, but using an ad hom to justify dismissing that statement is an intellectual lazy cop out. It’s attacking the source to mask not having to respond to the actual point being made. This makes an ad hom a very weak argument not not very convincing at all. The intellectually honest and consistent way to deal with a statement from the opposing side would be to address each point being made and arguing with facts backed up by multiple sources.

Tu Quoque is a fallacy that both sides of the gun debate are guilty of using and all it does is degrade the credibility of each. Also known as, “appeal to hypocrisy[, it] is an informal logical fallacy that intends to discredit the validity of the opponent’s logical argument by asserting the opponent’s failure to act consistently in accordance with its conclusion(s). It is a fallacy because the moral character or past actions of the opponent are generally irrelevant to the logic of the argument. It is often used as a red herring tactic and is a special case of the ad hominem fallacy, which is a category of fallacies in which a claim or argument is rejected on the basis of fact about the person presenting or supporting the claim or argument.”

Though there can be back in forth in the gun debate where one side can accuse the other of doing something and then do the same thing themselves, this most often happens after tragic events like mass shootings. Here the anti-gun side will use the event to immediately promote gun control laws while the pro gun side will use that as justification to push for pro gun laws and then both sides will accuse the other of taking advantage of the situation. It doesn’t matter that one side is correct or not, the fact that both are using a tragic event right after it takes place to push an agenda is in bad taste.

Tu Quoque also takes place in the scientific side of the debate. Recently David Hemenway released a survey where he picked a number of scientists and asked their opinion on gun control. According to Hemenway, all the scientists he asked agreed that there needed to be more gun control. In a response to this, John Lott released a survey where he picked a number of economists on their position on gun control. They overwhelmingly agreed that they thought that more gun control was a bad thing. The problem with these surveys is that both Hemenway and Lott selected a certain population they knew they could expect a given outcome from. The other problem is that the questions focused on their hand picked population’s opinion on a subject, which is not necessarily reliant on whether those opinions are derived from facts, though some may be, but on how a given responder feels. Hemenway and Lott have a long history of professional level sniping at each other and this is just an example of tu quoque in that context.

Circumstantial is another form of Ad hominem. “Ad hominem circumstantial points out that someone is in circumstances such that they are disposed to take a particular position. Ad hominem circumstantial constitutes an attack on the bias of a source. This is fallacious because a disposition to make a certain argument does not make the argument false; this overlaps with the genetic fallacy (an argument that a claim is incorrect due to its source).”

Example 1. The NRA would say that guns are good for self protection, they are mouthpieces for the gun industry and just want to sell more guns.

Example 2. Johns Hopkins Research would say that gun control laws worked, they’re mouthpieces for Michael Bloomberg who wants to ban all guns.

While it is convenient to make these assumptions, it’s not an effective argument because it doesn’t actually address the points. In the case of example 1, it’s very easy to do some internet searching to find out where the NRA’s sources of income originate from as it is publicly available. In this case, the statement is false. In the case of example 2, the researchers used a number of different methods to skew their data in a manner that forced their model to adhere to the conclusions they wanted to reach. Example 2 is an example where the statement ended up being factually correct after the fact, but logically fallacious as it is an unsupported assumption.

Guilt by association is the one of the more subtle in the family of ad hominem fallacies. “Guilt by association can sometimes also be a type of ad hominem fallacy if the argument attacks a source because of the similarity between the views of someone making an argument and other proponents of the argument.”

Example 1. If you don’t believe in Universal Background Checks, the NRA is against Universal Background Checks so you must want criminals to have easy access to guns!

Example 2. If you do believe in Universal Background Checks, Michael Bloomberg is for Universal Background Checks and wants to register and confiscate all the guns!

This is a case where a person may share a concept with a more public persona or organization and be equated with all the views of that persona or organization. The Universal Background Check issue is a hot button topic because there are many people who agree with the concept of UBC’s, but differ greatly on the specific legislation. In one case, the Manchin–Toomey UBC was pushed by the anti-gun politicians, while the pro-gun side offered the Coburn Amendment. Both were UBC’s, both were rejected by the opposing sides, but both were, technically, for Universal Background Checks.

Lastly, I would like to address the root fallacy that is the underlying thread between all forms of ad hominem. Both sides must stop personal attacks. Calling people names, demeaning, and being overly hostile to the opposition only serves to discredit the person doing it and the side they represent. If any person engaging in debate or conversation wants to be taken seriously, actually listened to, and respected by the other side, personal attacks, as tempting as they may be, must be avoided.

The key to fighting hypocrisy in the gun debate ultimately lies in being calm, honest, philosophically consistent, and cordial. The goal should be to rise up to the level of intellectual authenticity, not to drag yourself and your side into the gutter of duplicity.

(and just for fun)

Source Article from http://welikeshooting.com/featured/hypocrisy-gun-debate/

WLS 108 – All Star Cast

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October 6, 2015

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This episode of the We Like Shooting show is brought to you by Second Call Defense, Manticore Arms, DEZ Tactical Arms and the Sonoran Desert Institute!

Welcome to the We Like Shooting show, Episode 108, this episode we’ll talk about Precision rifle reloading, SDI Ballistics and Reloading program, Vortex Viper PST 6, news of the day and more!

Our panel tonight consists of –

A Do it yourself YouTuber and fluent Japanese linguist – Savage1r –
Retired Navy, advocate for women’s shooting, and blogger at HeelsandHandguns.com. She’s just polishing off her second bottle of wine – Lil Chantilly
Former Marine and the man who can fix just about anything, just ask his dog; the proprietor of River’s Edge Tactical – Jeremy Pozderac
A precision rifle builder and inspiration for the movie, a river runs through him – Nick Lynch
You know him, you love him, he has the cure for a hangover, never sober up, the Machinegun Moses – Aaron Krieger.
A Firefighter, gunsmith, and machinist, our Rhode island god father who’ll make you an offer you can’t understand – Rhody
Sponsored 3 gun shooter and MMA Champ – Kelli they Cyborg Sampsel
Our guest panelist tonight is an amature MMA fighter and full time Stripper, Ebbs from haus of guns
My name is Shawn, I sleep standing up because I am a stallion, and i play hockey so Colorado has at least one winning team.

We have two guests tonight from the Firearms Radio Network.

Our first guest has been reloading for a decade and hosting a podcast about reloading for 15% of that, please welcome from the Reloading podcast, our friend, Mike Iselin

Our next guest is a three time national champion, active multi-discipline competitor, full time LEO, Navy, firing member of two service teams, and host of the Competitive Rifle Podcast, please welcome our friend, Michael C.!

Grizzly Targets is giving away a sample pack of their brass on every show, go to http://welikeshooting.com/contact-us to win!

MANTICORE ARMS PROMO

READ BY JEREMY Tonight we are going to do We Like Shooting Theater sponsored by Manticore Arms. Where we re-enact movie scenes, our style. Tonight we will perform a scene from “Conan the Barbarian”.

Conan SHAWN

Mongol General AARON

Mongol Soldier JEREMY

Mongol General: Hao! Dai ye! We won again! This is good, but what is best in life?

Mongol Soldier: The open steppe, fleet horse, falcons at your wrist, and the wind in your hair.

Mongol General: Wrong! Conan! What is best in life?

Conan: Crush your enemies. See them driven before you. Hear the lamentations of their women.

Mongol General: That is good! That is good.

— THE END —

It is that time of year again- time to shoot BULLPUPS!

WHEN:

Saturday September19th, 2015

9am to 5pm

WHERE:

The Site Training

11311 S. Skunk Hollow Road

Mount Carroll, IL 61053

COST: FREE!!!!

The following demo guns (plus many more) will be available to try out at Bullpup Shoot 2015!

www.bullpupshoot.com

Full auto Tavor 5.56mm

Full Auto Tavor X95 (Micro Tavor) 5.56mm

ZRX intergrated suppressor Tavor 9mm

St. George Arms .50 caliber semiauto bullpup

DEZ Arms 308 precision AR

Full auto Steyr AUG 9mm

Suppressed Seyr AUG 5.56mm

Full auto FN FAL

Full auto P90 5.7mm PDW

Full Auto Thompson SMG 45 ACP

Full auto M4 carbine

Full auto AK-47

Bullpup Unlimited 12 gauge shotgun

(several others, these are just the confirmed ones!)

We are giving away 5 Manticore Arms patches and 1 flash hider this week. Go to http://welikeshooting.com/manticore , send Sven a note and everyone who does will be entered to win the 6 prizes this week. Make it so.

Manticore Arms giveaway

patches – Eric Smith, Chris Schrecengost, Adam Lund, Len Dichtel, Gun Metal Guy USA

muzzle brake – John Davey

Illinois meet up?

where we talk about stuff that we have, want and need!

Tonight we talk about precision rifle reloading with our guests.

Basic equipment
- single stage press
- chamfer, deburr and primer pocket cleaner
- flash hole deburrer/cleaner
- primer pocket uniformer
- Good quality scale – digital or weights, just make sure it’s good quality and calibrated often
  - EBBS Lyman DPS-1200
  - Powder trickler
- Reloading trays – tray for the brass
- High quality dies
  - Michael C. – Redding RCBS Dies
- Lube & pad
- Fireform brass –
- Case length trimmer
- Tumbler
- a way to prime the cases, hand primer or single stage
- notebook / whiteboard to write down what you’re doing
- straining spoon from the dollar store for your tumbled media
- Calipers
- Hornady lock and load to set your lead
Most expensive tool you own
- Michael C – RCBS powder pro and powder master
- Ebbs – Lyman DPS-1200
- Mike I. – Hornady Lock & Load press from SDI
- Jeremy – Single stage press – RCBS Rockchucker supreme kit
- Shawn – Case prep Lyman
#1 Tips and tricks
- Mike I – pay attention to details
- Michael C – Develop a routine
- Shawn – Don’t be Jeremy
- Ebbs – Have fun
- Jeremy – Don’t kill yourself, don’t touch powder with your hands.
How to measure success
- Group size
- All your fingers

If we have time

Aaron – Spikes Tactical Crusader

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KDG KINECT™ – 7-SLOT MLOK QD RAIL SECTION NOW AVAILABLE!

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Eric TGL

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October 5, 2015

Kinetic Development Group is proud to announce their KINECT™7-SLOT MLOK QD RAIL SECTION IS NOW AVAILABLE!

The KINECT 7-SLOT is now available at authorized KDG Dealers, Distributors, and on their website.

The Kinect™ by KDG for MLOK™ is a revolutionary QD mounting system that will change the way we attach accessories to our modular weapons platforms. Much like the Sidelok™ optics mounts, Kinect™ insures proper and easy installation, eliminating common variables that would cause issues (ie: over tightening). Although revolutionary, Kinect™ is quite simple in its operation. There are two spring-loaded wedges in the base of the Kinect™ mounting point. When you press the accessory or rail section down in the MLOK™ slot, two deployment triggers get pressed against the rail firing the wedges into place. There is nothing more frustrating that fiddling with an allen wrench (if you can find it) to get your accessories on and off your weapon with traditional modular rail sections. This changes the whole dynamic of the MLOK™ system and really makes every accessory truly removable with the ability to mount it in a second when needed.

SPECS:

Length: 3.73″ Uses two MLOK section

Width: .82″ (20.9mm)

Height: .41″ (10.5mm)

Finish: Black Anodized

Compatibility: Compatible with any MLOK rail system.

Please visit https://kineticdg.com/ for more information

Source: http://www.policemag.com/channel/weapons/news/2015/09/08/kdg-kinect-7-slot-mlok-qd-rail-section-now-available.aspx

TLP Strange Brew

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Talking Lead

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October 5, 2015

Hank Strange joins Lefthand this week to find out if Lefty has what it takes to be a Pirate. The guys discuss the new Gen 2 Kel-Tec Sub 2000, what they like, what they don’t like. Spikes Tactical’s new jihadist-tamper-proof “Crusader” rifle, does it work better than Holy Water? Jackwagons get thrown on the Jackwagon Train and Myths get busted.

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