Posted in 2nd Amendment, Glock, Gun Control Issue, Interviews, Mindset, Podcasts
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At the suggestion of a listener, I agreed it was very appropriate for Glen Tate, author of the best selling book series “299 Days” to be my guest on this 299th episode. Enjoy.
Posted in Ammo, Gear Reviews, Glock, handgun reviews, Kahr, M&P Pistols, Podcasts
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Recently I went to range for a practice session. I shot several different guns and about 450 rounds of practice. So this episode is about my experiences during that practice session. Also, a listener called in about appendix carry.
Posted in 1911's, Concealed carry, Equipment and Accessories, Glock, handgun reviews, Interviews, Small Guns
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I was a guest on the Roadgunner Podcast last week and Chaz and I talked about concealed carry, a couple of guns, training, busting off the X, moving and shooting and more. You’ll enjoy it. I also begin with a voice mail regarding small guns.
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Small guns are incredibly popular today. Manufacturers can’t keep up with orders. So in this episode, I review some small guns and also give some advantages and disadvantages of small guns.
Posted in 1911's, Equipment and Accessories, Gear Reviews, Glock, handgun purpose, Interviews, Podcasts, Walther, Women and Guns
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Gun Reviews! New guns on the market like the Walther CCP, Glock 42, 41, Remington R51 and the Nighthawk T4 1911 pistol.
So for all of the hardware fanatics, this episode is for you. My special guest discusses these guns that he’s actually shot!
Train with Bob Mayne, Jon Hodoway and Ben Branam in the same weekend!
Posted in Concealed carry, Covert vs. Concealed, Equipment and Accessories, Glock, Gun Reviews, handgun purpose, Interviews
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Small compact guns that are extremely covert and effective. That’s the main topic of this episode. Jon Payne joins me to discuss guns such as the SIG P290, Kahr PM9, Shield 9mm, Glock 26, M&P Compacts and more. We also discuss how to accessorize them to make them even more effective, especially long range.
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Posted in 2nd Amendment, Ammo, AR-15, Concealed carry, First handgun, Glock, Holsters, Mindset
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I received a lot of listener voice mails regarding ammo supply, Ruger pistols, .22lr pistols, handgun buying, gun control, violence control and more. Thanks for calling in!
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Ben Branam reviews his Glock 19 with a Trijicon RMR red dot sight. This is a pretty neat set up. Ben shot several hundred rounds through it and offers a very non partial review of his 3rd generation Glock with an RMo2 red dot optic.
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TSD Combat Systems Glock 17 or 19 with Trijicon RMR optic
Posted in Equipment and Accessories, Glock, handgun purpose, Interviews, Open Carry, Rifles
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This episode is about red dot optics on pistols and a review of the SIG 556 rifle. There’s a huge movement to putting red dot optics onepistolary just like those on rifles. This episode explains why and what products to consider. Jack Rumbaugh is my guest again to discuss both of these weapon systems. Thanks for downloading and listening.
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Posted in 2nd Amendment, Equipment and Accessories, Glock, Handgun buying, Kahr, Mindset, Podcasts, Shooting Technique
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I need to correct some statements I’ve made in previous podcasts about the Trayvon Martin case and selecting a handgun. Also, a couple of listeners called in some voice mails and I want to congratulate the first winner in my SCP contest. So this is a short episode, not really a full podcast episode, but nonetheless, some worthwhile content. Thanks for downloading and listening. Bob Mayne, HandgunWorld Podcast
Posted in 1911's, Blog, Equipment and Accessories, Glock, Handgun buying, handgun purpose, Interviews, Podcasts, Shotguns, Trigger Pull
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Ben Branam joins me again for our once a month discussion about concealed carry and gun related stuff. We discussed buying handguns, shotguns (again) , Glock triggers, an experience he had as an armored car guard, 1911’s, and an upcoming carbine match. Also, Jerry from St. Louis submitted an audio clip review of one of my podcasts. Thanks for downloading and listening. Links can be found on the GRRN forum under the HandgunWorld section of the forum, for this episode. Bob Mayne, HandgunWorld Podcast
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I received 2 excellent pieces of audio from a couple of listeners. One is a pistol packing preacher and the other likes his Glock 32 and he’s a fellow Texan. I also covered some emails I’ve received and discuss some more information about defensive shotguns. Next week, get ready for a cool interview with Dr. John Meade, Tactical Medicine Instructor and author. Until then, I know you’ll enjoy this episode and many thanks to all who contributed this material. Bob Mayne, HandgunWorld Show
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This week is a mixed bag again, because I didn’t really have only one single topic, so I combined a few topics into one show. You’ll hear a rebuttal from un-named trucker regarding my review of the Glock 26 a few weeks ago. Then Al Vennemeyer from Stealth Defense Holsters joins me again for a follow up from a few weeks ago. I also discuss the oppressive Maryland gun laws and why they really don’t allow concealed carry. Generation 4 Glocks are also a topic of this show. Also many thanks to Jason at Concealment Solutions for adding an extra giveaway to my fundraiser. Links can be found on the GRRN forum. Once again, thanks for downloading and listening, Bob Mayne, Handgunworld Show
Posted in 2nd Amendment, Equipment and Accessories, Glock, handgun reviews, Interviews, Mouseguns, Shooting Technique
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You never know when and where someone who want’s to harm you, will strike. Often times we are in a compromised position or perhaps your attacker is even so close, that they are at arm’s length or even closer! Violent encounters don’t happen like a competition match. There’s no timer, no scoring system and no re-shoot. Not to make fun of competition at all, because as you know, I totally enjoy it and support the shooting sports. But the main topic of this show is what to think about when shooting at arm’s length distance. So I reviewed and excellent article by Jon Payne of Suarez International on this subject. Some of this is from my personal experience during the training I recently took under him. Also, Jon Hodoway has more to say on how to pick a firearms trainer and ammunition ballistics. You’ll also learn about the Wall Drill. A dry fire practice technique taught by an Army Reserve shooting instructor. I also cover some listener emails on subjects like the Glock 26 as a back up gun and appendix carry. Finally, you’ll hear my review of the Smith and Wesson model 39-2. I recently had a chance to shoot one for the first time. Links for all of these can be found on the Gun Rights Radio Network forum. Thanks for listening, Bob Mayne, HandgunWorld Show.
Posted in Barrels, Equipment and Accessories, Glock, handgun reviews, IDPA or USPSA Competition, Malfunctions, Reliability
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A lot of people think they need to make serious modifications to their gun to be able to shoot it well. A couple weeks ago, a shooting buddy of mine decided to pour about $600 worth of upgrades into his new Glock 21SF, then did a range test to see if he could shoot it better. Listen to this episode to find out the results. Are modifications really worth it? Is there a point of diminishing returns? Would you be better off to spend that same money on ammo and training? Do you need a trigger job? What is the 1,000 round trigger job? These are questions I attempt to answer in my own way on this show. You’ll also hear a brief post match discussion between me and Steve and Rick from the Powerfactor Show. For those of you who have emailed me questions and comments, I’ve also handled some of the backlog of emails I’ve received. Thanks for sending them in. Links to the topics can be found at the Gun Rights Radio Network Forum. Bob Mayne, HandgunWorld Show