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Handgun Radio 017 - From Beater To Beautiful In this episode, Ryan discusses some of the tools, techniques and tips that you can use to restore a beaten-up old handgun to good-looking or even beautiful condition! Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network

Our fans thought it would be a good idea so we did it. Paul and Jarrad joined Zeke and Lefthand from Talking Lead to record a collaboration show. During this special episode you will hear thoughts and opinions from all four. We have a “Jack Wagon of the Week” report and our XS GoodGuy of the Week has a question about how to handle your gun in a precarious situation. We will address a recent Blue on Blue shooting incident and reaffirm why it is unwise and unlawful to fire “warning shots”. In addition to the dedicated SOTG Radio website and social media, we are pleased to announce the launch of the Student of the Gun discussion forum. Again, this decision was based upon audience demand. To join the conversation, click HERE.

Zack and Carol give an update on how the supplement experiment is going.  They chat about how you might feed the masses with real food (thanks to listener input) and how the holidays are almost upon us.

From the woods and waters of the Sun Shine State, hosts Braden Gunn and Glenn Kinman bring a life-long passion of hunting, fishing, camping, air-boating and mud’n to a weekly three hour show. For hours 2 and 3 please visit www.bigandwildoutdoorsradio.com.

Devin reviews a Sig P229R and has some technical difficulties.  

What are your favorite Sci-Fi movie guns? The Gun Guys talk about some of theirs on this episode of GGR.

Commentary on the latest firearms industry news, information and buzz. Brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network.

This week Troy shares the need for us to Love our enemies.

Welcome to episode three of our “Reaching The Next Generation Series” with host, Nikki Turpeaux. In this series, the focus will be on the next generation of firearms enthusiasts and young supporters of our Second Amendment. Nikki will be focusing on the lives and perspectives of young people, from nine to the young “twenty-somethings,” and gaining some insight as to why they have a love for firearms, shooting and our freedoms through the right to keep and bear arms. In this week’s interview, Nikki talks to 18 year old Kendall Jones about being a native New Yorker living in the south as a teen who loves learning to shoot with her mom Tracy Boomhower.

Welcome to the We Like Shooting show. Welcome to our Halloween episode!  This episode we’re going to talk about Smoke ‘em zombie targets, the zombie survival guide, laserlyte zombie pistol bayonet and the savage model 10. Join us… if you dare. Click here to listen!

Welcome to the We Like Shooting show. Welcome to our Halloween episode!  This episode we’re going to talk about Smoke ‘em zombie targets, the zombie survival guide, laserlyte zombie pistol bayonet and the savage model 10. Join us… if you dare. Click here to listen!

Chad and Micah discuss a Manufacture Oversight, UW-Superiors October W.I.R.C. Match, the Mental Side of Shooting, and Listener E-mail.

Open - what we did this week   Last weekend Dan,Wes, and Kirk pushed the rifles out to a little less than 1000 yards and used the bullseye camera system. it was a good day for shooting with 20 to 30 mph winds. getting hits on our e-type target was a little tricky at times but all in all it was a good day!   listener email on ballistics. Concentricity and the shape of the bullets when viewed from the side are more important than the squareness of the nose tip. A boat-tail bullet with a gradual contraction behind the ogive will have less drag (air resistance), but may also be less stable for a given rate of spin. If a bullet is not perfectly concentric along its length, the imperfections will cause it to wobble in flight due to non-symmetric air pressure over the surface. I\'m trying not to get too geeky here, but a bump on one side of the bullet will cause the air over the bump to move faster and make lift there (like a curved wing). Since the bullet is spinning, that non-uniform lift force is rotating around with the bullet, causing wobble and will make for less uniform/predictable shot-to-shot performance. (Imagine trying to spin in a circle with a bucket of water at arms length, but not being able to lean backward to counter the force from the spinning bucket.)This gets back to consistency. Imperfect bullets will not be consistently imperfect. The stability issue is complicated, but the drag (and mass) at the back of a non-boat-tail bullet keeps a projectile on track. That\'s why bombs have tail fins. Shotgun slugs and shuttlecocks are an extreme example of high drag at the back and flight stability. They follow a simple ballistic parabola, but don't fly very far because of the drag.     Important things to remember when shooting 1000 yards. Trigger Control Leveling the rifle/ reticle Playing the wind. Shooting positions. Proper zero Spotting Save ammo while getting on target quicker. gear talk. http://www.bullseyecamera.com/

Greg and Tony Discuss the different routes you can take when building or buying an AR-15arp-047

In this episode of Tactical Paradise, Greg speaks with Shan Hemphill of Werkz Holsters. Go to www.tacticalparadise.com for the complete show notes.