Gunday Brunch

In this episode the boys categorically state they did not bully the Green Ranger to death

In today's topics: We're never going to run out of bullets, sword people are weird, and don't take self-defense advice from a former Power Ranger.

The boys are back, and this time they're feeling old. There are trends that come and go in the industry, and some we get, and some we don't. This is an episode about the latter

The boys are back, and although they're always telling people "don't be that guy" here are a few times where they were "that guy"

Let's be honest, some of the marketing in the gun industry is...cringe. But some of it is amazing, and the boys are back together to talk about some of their favorite, and least favorite bits.

Hey, Halloween is coming up and you're going to want to dress up, right? Don't be that guy that has the lame gun guy costume. Be awesome instead with our helpful tips.

The Glock AR-15 isn't real, it can't hurt you...but what if it was real?

Today the boys start off by immediately going off the rails and talking about dinosaurs and special effects. Eventually, Jack saves the episode by bringing it around to the original topic, which is the most amazing loot drop in history, where a couple found some legit M16s in milsurp crates. Oh also we talk about Battletech.

The actual theme of this episode is "what gun do you wish the industry was making" and the boys describe their choices. If you go to our YouTube channel and post your dream gun as a comment, you could win a free slide milling certificate from C&H Precision!

Welcome to the nicest episode of Gunday Brunch you'll ever hear. We're just nice to everyone on this one, except for people who think the 2011 makes a good duty gun. Caleb goes in on those guys a bit.

This week the boys have a special guest on, New York Times bestselling author Larry Correia, who among many claims to fame is also Post Malone's neighbor

Annette Evans is back to talk about how to tell if your instructor might not be qualified!

Have you thanked a competition shooter lately? You should, because they're the reason that your carry gun has a red dot sight on it

This episode is brought to you by Phlster! Today the boys are talking about methods of concealed carry other than the traditional AIWB or IWB

It turns out that just like it's the best time to buy a 9mm pistol, it's also the best time ever to buy a rifle chambered in 556!

Today, Caleb has been tossed in the dumpster and Keith and Jack are reviewing the blockbuster hit of the summer, Top Gun: Maverick DANGER ZONE

Today, Caleb is joined by special guest Annette Evans of On Her Own, to discuss why so many products for women's self defense are so bad.

Today the boys are talking about the heroic actions of Elisjsha Dicken, the Good Samaritan who stopped an active shooter in the Greenwood Mall.

Today all three of the boys are here and they're talking about an important subject: positive target identification and why it matters. Perhaps so you don't accidentally shoot a wild burro in the desert and get roasted by the whole internet.

On today's episode, Keith and Caleb look back in time to their old terrible carry set ups and tell you how awful they were. Also, a brief discussion on NY's Shall Issue law that isn't shall issue

The boys are back to discuss whether or not California doxxing everyone with a carry permit was intentional or just maliciously stupid

In big big news, the Supreme Court voted 6-3 to overturn New York state's may-issue permit system as un-Constitutional. Also, Justice Alito lit the entire dissent on fire and it was amazing

In this episode, the boys are all back together to talk about the bipartisan bill that isn't yet a bill in the Senate, as well as the rumor that the Biden Administration is going to restrict surplus sales of M855 ammo

Caleb is off playing Air Force, so Jack and Keith are flying together today, tackling the proposed topic of whether or not you should have to be 21 to buy a gun.

The boys are talking about guns that flopped hard when they finally hit the market. What's your favorite flop?