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Episode 105 – Rental Gun Reviews and Back Up Gun Match.

Posted on January 15, 2011 by Bob Posted in 2nd Amendment, Equipment and Accessories, Gun Control Issue, Gun free zones, handgun reviews, Holsters, IDPA or USPSA Competition, Mouseguns, Stopping Power 2 Comments
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More discussion on rental guns. After going to the range with James Kimmerle, I did an interview with him. We discussed our thoughts about a Glock .357Sig, FN 9mm and Beretta PX4 sub compact 9mm. At the beginning of the show I cover some information on a recent back up gun match I shot with my P380. We also discussed James’ new High Noon Public Secret left handed holster for his PX4. We also spent some time discussing the Tucson shooting and why the anti gunners and media have it all wrong. I also make an announcement about a new fund raising effort for the 2nd Amendment foundation. Please join me on the GRRN Forum by clicking the forum link at the top of the page and don’t forget about my YouTube Channel.

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Episode 98 – Real World Gun Part 2

Posted on November 30, 2010 by Bob Posted in 1911's, Equipment and Accessories, Holsters, Malfunctions, Podcasts, Shooting Technique
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Before and after analysis of the Real World Gun Match that’s more defensive oriented than most competition matches in my opinion. I realize it’s still a game, but I shot my carry gun and used my carry gear/holster, etc. This is a relatively short show but I think you’ll enjoy the analysis and shooting results. I also got a chance to shoot a Wilson Combat CQB 1911, so tune in for a quick review on that gun. This Friday I’ll post my recent interview with Jon Hodoway. Remember to join the GRRN forum if you’re not already and check out my Facebook Page, YouTube Videos and Shooters Legion page.

Also, if you haven’t ordered my CD or digital download yet, let me encourage you to do so. You’ll support my show but more importantly, Steve Zopfi and I share some very nice shooting skills advice from Brian Enos’ book. Most people are asking for an .mp3 digital download so reserve your copy today. Just click the buy now button at www.handgunworld.com.

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Episode 96 – Draw and Reload

Posted on November 16, 2010 by Bob Posted in 1911's, Holsters, IDPA or USPSA Competition, Shooting Technique 9 Comments
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Your draw from the holster is one of the most important skills to know to deploy your handgun for self defense. So is performing a reload. In this episode I get taught a new way of performing a reload. We also break down the 5 step reload into on of the best explanations I’ve ever heard in the audio version. I cover a little listener feedback in segment one. But have you ever stopped to concentrate on your draw stroke? Do yo practice it? Thousands of repetitions? When you reload do you look your magazine into the magwell or keep focused on the threat? What do you do with your gun to regain sight picture after a reload. The porpoise technique? Does your draw look like a bowling ball motion? Tune in, I think you’ll find this show educational no matter what your skill level. This show pertains to you while shooting competition OR self defense.

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Source: Brian Enos’ “Practical Shooting Beyond Fundamentals.”

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Episode 85 – Carry that big gun.

Posted on September 22, 2010 by Bob Posted in Concealed carry, Covert vs. Concealed, Equipment and Accessories, handgun purpose, Holsters, IDPA or USPSA Competition, Stopping Power

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Can you carry a big gun? Why not? If so, why do you carry a large gun? Questions often asked, so I give you my answers. First I start with a review of the .357SIG, after I went to the range and shot a Glock 33. The Pro Arms Podcast recent review of the .357SIG got me interested in what all the fuss was about. I must say, I was quite impressed. Then I talk about an IDPA experience and a little bit of news and listener feedback. The main topic is carrying a big gun and why you should do it.

Highlights:

  • .357SIG Glock 33 review.
  • Using caliber conversion barrels in .40 cal and .357sig guns.
  • Using the wrong recoil spring in Glock 19.
  • What happens when you clean 2 guns at the same time.
  • IDPA match recap.
  • Big Slims Firearms store controversy.
  • How the right belt and holster help you comfortably carry a big gun.
  • Compromises in concealed carry and why I think you shouldn’t make too many of them.
  • The case for carrying a high capacity weapon.

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Thanks for listening!

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Episode 84 – A Mixed Bag of Gun Talk.

Posted on September 15, 2010 by Bob Posted in 2nd Amendment, Ammo, Barrels, Equipment and Accessories, Holsters, Reliability, Rifles, Shotguns, Sights, Survival Handguns, Training

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A mixed bag of gun talk is all I could think of to title this podcast. While driving I share some thoughts I have about pistol caliber carbines, sights, belts, holsters, ammo, 20 gauge shotguns, survival guns and more. This is a relatively short show, I’ve been pretty busy this week. Don’t forget to listen to the pistol caliber carbine podcast I did on my survival show. That was in favor of pistol caliber carbines, this show is a reason not to own one. You decide. I do talk about the great many benefits of the Marlin 1894c .357 magnum, buffalo bore ammo, Marlin Camp carbines and more. Don’t forget it’s down to the wire for the Freedom Raffle. It’s too late for you to mail the money but you can still use a debit or credit card. Drawing is this Friday Sept. 17th.  Thanks for supporting this show, The Gun Rights Radio Network and The Second Amendment Foundation! Just click Freedom Raffle at the top of this page and follow the directions.

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Episode 71- Brains and Bullets.

Posted on July 19, 2010 by Bob Posted in handgun purpose, Holsters, Mindset, Point Shooting, Shooting Technique 3 Comments

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Training your mind will help you be more effective to defend yourself with your bullets.  This is another episode on mindset. The fighting mindset and according to Gabe Suarez, the silly things gun schools teach that could get you killed.

Highlights:

  • 4 key points to maintain safety for you and your family.
  • The Bullet Proof Mind. (Lt. Col. Dave Grossman)
  • Selecting holsters suitable for defense rather than gun games.
  • Thy myth of the “one caliber” solution.
  • Excessive focus on long range handgun shooting.
  • Sighted shooting vs. Point Shooting.
  • Elaborate target systems.
  • Ignoring Combatives.
  • Lack of training like you would fight.
  • Freedom Raffle.
  • Negative criticism regarding Episode 70.

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Episode 67 – Strategic Storage of Handguns

Posted on July 5, 2010 by Bob Posted in Holsters, Open Carry 2 Comments

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Strategic storage of handguns and placing them in areas of your home that are not inviting to thieves but easily accessible to you.  Keep in mind your children and gun proofing your kids rather than kid proofing your guns.  But if you’ve ever wondered how to store handguns so that you and only you know where they are then tune in.  In segment one I cover some listener feedback and a brief review of my new M-Tac neutral cant holster by Comp-Tac.  Segment number 2 is all about strategic placement of your handguns.

Highlights:

Segment #1

  • Why you should get a concealed carry license.
  • My new view on Open Carry.
  • Teen shoots would be burglary suspect.
  • Listener feedback.

Segment #2

  • Strategic places to hide and store your handguns.
  • Freedom Raffle.

Please join me at the Gun Rights Radio forum and also listen to my other podcast Today’s Survival Show. Don’t forget to check out my You Tube channel and The Handgun World Facebook page!

Thanks for listening,

Bob Mayne

Handgun World Show

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Episode 63 – What’s your concealed carry rig?

Posted on June 10, 2010 by Bob Posted in Concealed carry, Equipment and Accessories, Holsters 2 Comments

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Choosing a concealed carry rig and concealed carry method that’s right for you is a daunting task.  Should you use IWB, AIWB, OWB, small of back, ankle or pocket carry?  There are thousands of choices and it’s hard for me to know what’s right for you.  However, listen in and I’ll do my best to help you make your decision.

Highlights:

  • OWB Belt Carry holsters.
  • IWB carry holsters.
  • Appendix carry (my favorite.)
  • Retention.
  • Rough side out.
  • Trigger protection.
  • Shoulder holsters.
  • Small of the back.
  • Pocket carry.
  • Ankle carry.
  • Accidents seen because of poor holster selection.

This podcast inspired by personal experience and a great post by Sherman House.

Please remember to join me on the Gun Rights Radio Forum and my YouTube Channel.  If you can support the show with a donation, I would appreciate it, but more importantly thanks for listening and letting me have a blast doing this podcast!

Subscribe on iTunes or on this website.  Safe shooting,

Bob Mayne

Handgun World Show

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