Gunday Brunch

This one goes off the rails pretty quick

The boys celebrate one year of podcasts, and talk about the ammo crisis, "very special episodes" of 90s shows, and Jack's stalker

Surprise! After ending last week's episode by maybe getting black-bagged, everyone is back and they're talking about how the 90s were the golden era of awesome machine guns.

The boys are all here, talking about how Garand Thumb froze some handguns and hurt the internet's feelings again, and also how most 9mm handguns are good

We're kidding, Sig didn't get the ad contract for our show. But it feels like they're getting all the other contracts for everything else, right? Join the boys as Caleb returns from the mines triumphantly with a short barreled rifle.

Welp we're back with the ghost gun thing again, as the ATF has released their final rule regulating the sale of homemade firearms. Guess what! It doesn't make any sense. What a surprise.

The boys are back in last week's clothes to talk about real life Robin Sage, and also get some great street fighting tips from Jack!

Rimfires are cool again guys, thanks to Sig dropping its new P322. Okay, they've always been cool, but a 21 round tactical 22 is pretty neat.

In breaking news, the boys minus Jack discuss the ATF's decision that "some Forced Reset Triggers, like possible the Rare Breed Triggers FRT-15, are in fact machine guns and thus illegal under the National Firearms Act.

Hey the boys are back to complete their cliffhanger episode, and today we're roasting bad EDC rigs and man are there a lot of them out there.

For real though, why are knife people so weird? Today the boys get into what makes a person a "knife guy" and where to find them.

In what is largely a sequel to last week's episode, the boys are back to discuss the best Cold War movie, and why it's probably The Hunt for Red October

Look guys, we had to talk about it, because the stories coming out of the current conflict in Ukraine are just to interesting to not talk about. There's some bullpup content in here too

The boys start this episode with a rational discussion of the recent settlement offered by Remington Outdoor Company's insurance carriers in the Sandy Hook lawsuit. Then it goes off the rails and they talk about EAA's Gun Legs advertisements, which were truly amazing

The boys are back for a quick talk on the leaked pistol brace documents from the ATF, massive non-compliance, and the possible Washington State magazine ban. Thanks to our sponsors for keeping the show on the air!

In an episode that is tangentially about bullpup rifles and also about whatever random things come to mind, the boys rant and rave at clouds for 45 minutes

Caleb is out with the Rona, so Jack and Keith are breaking down the new products from SHOT 2022!

Keith is out this week, so Caleb is joined by Jack Clemons to discuss heavily redacted tales from past SHOT Shows! It's fun!

Caleb would like to apologize in advance for his audio, he has been testing new microphone and headset set ups and this one is not great. Anyway the guys talk about what to expect from SHOT Show and whether or not someone is going to get the new Starscream variant of COVID!

Garand Thumb froze rifles. It froze the internet as Knight's fanboys battle AK fanboys in the streets! Okay maybe not that but still it was wild.

Welcome to 2022! Everyone be cool, we're going to take this year nice and slow, okay?

Today the boys are taking a look in their range bags and talking about the non-gun gear that always goes with them to the range.

We're all guilty of it, including the boys. What gun myth did you used to ardently believe that you know realize is wrong?

The boys are back from their Thanksgiving break, and they're discussing the Rittenhouse verdict. While they were recording, the Arbery verdict came in, so that was part of the conversation. What do you think? Did both juries get it right?

The guys are here to give you a short list of things they're thankful for, and hopefully a 15 minute reprieve from your relatives. Happy thanksgiving everyone!