Gunday 166: Ruger Unmasks the Glock Killer
Keith is flying solo this Sunday with the astonishing peer reviewed conclusions of the Ruger and Magpul RXM launch. The Glock Killer has been found. It was Glock the whole time.
Gunday Brunch 165: Impractically Tactical
Keith and friends chat about the most impractical firearms they own because sometimes it isn’t about how efficient or practical the gun is, it’s just because you want it.
Gunday Brunch 164: Gone Hunting
A quick episode from Keith today as it is hunting season and he is doing just that. White Tail hunting, especially in the Midwest, not only puts food in freezers but helps keep the population healthy and improves road safety! You should think about trying it if you haven’t
Gunday 163: Are you afraid of the dark?
Daylight savings time has ravaged Keith’s mind a little (maybe a lot) and he has a ramble about flashlights and mixes up the day of the week it is. But beyond that, and importantly, thank you for your service to our Veterans tomorrow and Happy Birthday to the United States Marines!
Gunday 162: Halloween Special – Will it Glock?
Happy Halloween from Gunday Brunch! Today we have assembled a crack panel of elite men who sometimes shoot at things to discuss a very important topic! Can you shoot the top horror movie antagonists and win? Also, enjoy the Google AI’s attempt to write subtitles, it certainly… tries.
Gunday 161: Wake me up when November ends
Keith is back (Caleb is not) with a quick message, a congrats, and a wish for political ads to stop. So close. Go vote.
Episode 160: We’re Not Dead
Caleb returns! As does our ADHD.
Gunday 159: SciFirearms
So Keith is back from vacation and Caleb is still lost in space, so today he and Alex talk about their favorite SciFi genre firearms.
Gunday Brunch 158: SHTF
Caleb’s still away so Keith and Alex talk about the fecal matter hitting the rotating oscillating device in realistic local situations.
Gunday Brunch 157: “The Perfect Zero?”
Caleb is gone! Lost! Somewhere in the vast reaches of space. So I’m going to talk about rifle stuff again. Is there such a thing as the “perfect” zero?