Jason Schaller was an FFL for 10 years before concentrating on online firearm content. On his YouTube Channel (The Rogue Banshee) he breaks content down to it’s simplest form allowing for gun owners of all skills maintain their firearms. He … Continue reading →
I can hear some of you already, “hey Jack you big jerk, just read those bullet point below, three of em are pistol rounds”. Simmer down there partner you will find examples of rifles firing all of them below. And … Continue reading →
I recently got an email about getting new guns, not to pick on the guy but here it is to show the problem I want to fix today, some specifics redacted for privacy. I have a different take on a … Continue reading →
In the first video I show you how to simply swap out the 40 S&W Barrel in the Sig 239 to 357 Sig. To get a barrel like this the only source left seems to be directly from Sig Sauer … Continue reading →
Today we delve into the misunderstood world of airsoft. I think airsoft has an unfair and undeserved stigma among many of the “tactically minded” due to the majority of enthusiasts being gamers. While I have no interest in the game … Continue reading →
Today I was supposed to have an interview for you but due to a technical problem, that has to be postponed. As this came up late in the day doing the Thursday show today isn’t really an option either, so … Continue reading →
With a title like 10 Gun and Ammo Combos you may think of this as a top ten list type of thing. As in Jack’s top ten guns, it isn’t. I personally love guns and the science of ballistics. I … Continue reading →
I grew up with guns. Got my first BB gun from a grandfather at 7 and was running though the Florida swamps alone with it by 9. Moved to Pennsylvania at 12 and was turned loose alone with a 22 … Continue reading →
Today on The Survival Podcast I take your calls on a special firearms edition of the Listener Call in show. Today we discuss reloading, carry guns, tactical rifles, surplus rifles, training and more. Remember to be on a show like … Continue reading →
Lane Douglas graduated from UT-Martin in 1975 with an Engineering degree. After a few years as an engineer, he began working in Industrial Sales. He retired in 2011, after 32 years in sales management, the last 12 as Regional Sales … Continue reading →
