Tag: Greg Ellifritz

This week Michael talks about the federal court decisions on ATF overreach rules. He also takes a look at the classic “swarm” attack in Las Vegas that left a 17 year-old dead.

We were the first to talk about the shifting “landscape” for self defense. But now, changes, maybe even greater changes, are coming at an increasingly rapid pace. What does that mean to you and your family?

This week, some thoughts on how to protect yourself and your family from mob-style "recreational” violence. Also, why the home defense shotgun is back on top, and, hey, the Rossi RM 66 .38/.357 is a great buy!

This week we go back to the Henry X-Model .410 lever action shotgun, which got shelved when .410 ammo disappeared from the entire world. With ammo back in stock, the “utility shotgun” project is back under way!

This week we touch on the Rittenhouse trial, now with the jury…Michael believes that regardless of the verdict, it will have a profound effect on how we discuss, practice and teach self-defense. Also, more info on how the “sneaky” draw is truly a survival skill!

This week we introduce the ARMSCOR/Rock Island VR82 semiauto shotgun, the 20 gauge little brother of the wildly popular VR80 12 gauge. Plus, some carry and training thoughts.

The Pat Rogers Memorial Revolver Round-Up may well be the ultimate training event for revolver aficionados and anyone looking to up their skills with a wheel gun; also, a blast from the past with “Chef Mike!"

We’re safely back at the Secret Hidden Bunker and hard at work. Michael shares some thoughts on getting home and gunning up, on the importance of written lists in planning and, finally THE ELECTION OF OUR LIFETIME!

This week Michael talks about the upcoming battles on gun control, some thoughts about the difference between the map and the territory.

This week we talk about the possibility of using a .22 rifle as a home defense firearm, pluses and minuses. Of course, there’s also a bit of info on the never-ending virus emergency. And, finally, a tribute to the great Charlie Daniels.