Gunday Brunch 112: The Bear Necessities of Life
If you don’t immediately start singing the song, you’re too young for this episode. Today the boys are talking about the basic essential guns: what are the four guns every gun owner should start with?
Gunday Brunch 111: We hate the M14 and you should too
Guys let’s be honest. The M14 was the worst 308 battle rifle and the only reason people still love it is because they don’t know anything about shooting.
Gunday Brunch 110: Tessah of Armed and Styled
Today we’re joined by Tessah from the YouTube channel @armedandstyled2117 – she is a squared away educator teaching about self-defense and concealed carry
Gunday Brunch 109: Home Defense Theories
The guys go deep today on the idea of home defense and expand the conversation past gear to include mindset and strategy.
Gunday Brunch 108: Alternatives to the 2011
If you’ve been on Instagram for like 2 seconds recently, you’ve seen that all the influencer types are suddenly rocking 2011s. Which are neat and everything, but what about alternatives? What are the options if you can’t afford or don’t want a 2011?
Gunday Brunch 107: A very boring episode about rifles
In this episode, Keith and Jack take advantage of the absence of Caleb to talk about the most boring thing on earth: AR pattern rifles Caleb, who produces even when he isn’t present for the episode, gets short in the description. -Keith
Gunday Brunch 106: Do you hate cleaning guns?
Today the guys are all in studio and are talking about the “gun related task” that they hate doing the most. We all love shooting…but what do we hate doing?
Gunday Brunch 105: People Still Say That?
Today’s episode the boys are back and they’re talking about things they can’t believe people are still saying in the Year of Our Lord 2023, like “red dot sights are unreliable because batteries die” What’s yours?
Gunday Brunch 104: Book Club
We are talking about books, guys. The kind you read. Mostly. Well and listen to.
Gunday Brunch 103: The Rise and Fall of ParaUSA
In this episode, we give a brief look at the history, the rise, and the eventual fall of ParaUSA at the hands of the villainous Cerberus Group. Seriously, who names a venture capital firm after a literal hell-hound?