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Our second show of coverage of SHOT 2025, where Michael goes searching for “home runs” and maybe some sense of what we’ll be spending our money on in 2025!

A recent survey showed that one-third of the buyers of modern sporting rifles were buying them for home and self-defense. Here are some thoughts on the best way to make use of the venerable AR-15 in the home. Also, first look at the newest generation of RIA STK 9mms.

The NRA Board of Directors ballots are now out in NRA publications, and if you want a new NRA, you need to vote! Here’s our list of candidates committed to change. Also, the NRA revives the America’s Challenge competitions, a fun way to get better with your AR.

Every Media Day we take a list of what people have asked to see, and do our best to shoot all those guns, in spite of the desert’s sandblasting wind! Here’s a look at some of the home runs.

SHOT 2025 is in the books, and —so far — no Dreaded SHOT Crud! This week, Michael takes a looks at the macro trends shaping the industry. We also take our first look at some of the products that stood out.

This week a quick preview of what the 2025 SHOT SHOW is shaping up to be. After last year’s Year of the Lever Gun, what will 2025 be the “Year Of?”

Lever guns are intrinsically beautiful and surprisingly nimble in the field. Michael has aways been a fan of the .44 Magnum in a lever gun, but the Taylor’s & Co. 1873 .44 Magnum brings it to a new level!

Michael frantically gets ready for the big show in Vegas, but first has to deliver a mea culpa on the Federal 7mm Backcountry. Plus, restoring an old Siamese Mauser 45-70.

Ruger surprised the pre-SHOT crowd with an all-new line of semiauto pistols, the first being the 9mm 15-shot RXM, a collaboration between Ruger and industry giant MagPul. The result, a Ruger that is 80-90% compatible with Gen 3 Glock parts, maybe be the runaway hit of 2025 SHOT.

With our opening episode of 2025, the podcast turns 21 years old and can now legally buy liquor…joke!  Two critical points this week — we MUST elect an NRA BoD committed to change, and here’s how we do it. Secondly, yes, politics has changed, but the world hasn’t.