It is Tuesday once again, which can mean only one thing (aside from a new episode of Sons of Anarchy), another episode of my formal Gun Podcast has gone live. As usual, this episode is just under an hour and covers the usual stuff. Show notes and links for everything discussed can be found below.
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Show Notes
In The News:
- DSHS revokes license of Spokane Valley adult home over gun concerns
- Women are arming themselves for protection and sport
- Ind. gun owner sues city over removal from zoo
DSHS Video Mentioned in Podcast
Featured Content:
- Gun Rights Policy Conference, Day 1 from Massad Ayoob
- Gun Rights Policy Conference, Day 2 from Massad Ayoob
- Reflections on a World Championship from Massad Ayoob
- Take the Knife out of Your Pocket and Take a Picture from Miguel at Gun Free Zone
Cigar and Drink Pairing:
- Cigar: San Lotano Oval
- Beverage: Dunkin Donuts Original K-Cup
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Topic of Discussion:
I spent some time with a shooting instructor on Sunday. This was not a tactical or defensive class, we worked on fundamentals that would benefit in my desire to shoot production division USPSA (I plan on taking a defensive handgun class in the future). I felt as though I learned a lot in the short session and walked away feeling pretty good about my abilities.
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HI Walt, you are really getting into this ”shooting thing”, sounds like your learning your trade, and having some fun at the same time. Looking forward to seeing your next episode, and the cigar’s also!
Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.
Getting back to the basics and working the fundamentals is always a good thing, and shooting pistols at 100+ yards is a whole lot a fun. Good show!
Thanks for watching. Shooting pistol at a distance is a lot of fun. You wind up wasting a lot of ammo but it is a good time.
As always great listening to you Podcast. Very interesting news with the guy in the Zoo. I have my CCW license and would never consider carrying open, it just draws too much attention as it did with this guy at the zoo. WOW!! Shooting a pistol at 100 yards and hitting the target that’s amazing. I need to practice that one day, the most I ever shot my pistols were 25 yards. You would love to go out to Hicok45’s place out in TN and do some shooting at the Compound. Hell I would love that too, who wouldn’t. If you are looking at getting a new knife, send me your PO Box, I would like to send you a few to try out as a gift, since I am a collector I really have more than I can use at once. Check out my youtube channel if you get a chance I have many knife videos to look at. It would be an honor to send you a blade or two. Love watching your cigar videos and Shooting the Breeze videos!! Keep dong what you are doing and folks will watch.
-Blaze
Hitting plates at 100 yards isn’t too hard (it isn’t easy but not ‘trick shot’ kind of hard either). It takes a few rounds and you need to be able to see where the bullets are landing (in my case we were against a dirt burn and you could see the bullet impact pretty easily). Once you know where to hold, just press and listen for the steel to ring.
I’ve watched a bunch of Hicok45’s videos. His range is pretty awesome and the guy is one hell of a shot.
I watched a few of your videos the other day. You’ve got some very cool knives (and some that look like they would be large enough to fight off a bear with….. lol). I’ll be in touch, thanks for the offer, I really appreciate it.
BTW, you need to clean that M&P. LOL, that gun is full of gun powder…..
Yeah, I know. When I looked at the photo after I snapped it, the first thing to cross my mind was “damn, that gun is dirty”.
I put another 200 rounds through it yesterday. I think today is going to be a gun cleaning day.