Tag: Michael Bane Podcast

This week Michael talks about the terrifying wave of violence washing over America and what that means to your own training.

This week we talk about Michael’s Wyoming Tactical class in Riverton, Wyoming, plus some thoughts on the Rock Island VRF14.

Regular sponsor Taurus had two major releases at the NRA Show in Houston— the Executive Grade 856 Defender revolver we cover on this week’s TRIGGERED and the G3 Tactical, a major expansion/upgrade of the best-selling G3 9mm line. Michael touches on the history and the reasons behind the success one of the best-selling guns in America.

This week Michael covers the NRA Convention in Houston last weekend, including the introduction of the Taurus Executive Grade 856 Defender revolver, an upgrade of a gun Michael thought was almost perfect! Also, the 8.6 Blackout revolution…maybe…

This week we’re talking about more of the lessons learned from an increasingly violent America…why you need a “space in your head” to accept that violence could indeed happen to you!

This week we look at the consequences of years of “chumming for monsters,” as monsters of all varieties rise to the taste of blood. We also take a more indepth look at Rob Pincus’ Intuitive Defensive Shooting concepts.

This week Michael reviews Sue Tidwell’s book CRIES OF THE SAVANNA, a hunting book for non-hunters. Also, a quick look at where we are and how you can be ready for the next attack of the black swans!

This week, we note the untimely passing of author John Ross, whose 1996 book, “Unintended Consequences,” has a profound effect on America’s gun culture. Also, the first updates on shooting the Henry lever action “utility shotgun” .410.

This week we touch on the upcoming ATF rules on so-called “Ghost Guns.” But the big news is the 1895 “Medicine Gun for Lions” Winchester .405 lever gun will be coming home soon, thanks to Andy Larsson at Skinner Sights.

As we have discussed in the past, the “landscape” for civilian self-defense has changed significantly in the last 2 1/2 years, and it is up to you to understand how those changes effect you and your family’s safety.