In this episode, the Slam Fire Radio crew catches up on a busy week in guns, gear, and politics.
Dustin kicks things off with a behind-the-scenes look at his recent work in film and television firearms training, including blank-fire sessions with actors, first-time shooters, and even a machine gun “maiden voyage” for the season. He also shares his experience meeting with his MP and the frustration of trying to get clear answers on firearms policy.
Kyle updates listeners on new gear arrivals, including a Real Avid barrel nut tool kit, MDT slingshot, and new Savior rifle bags that impress with their slim profile and storage capacity. He also discusses upcoming match prep and the growing pressure on gun owners in New Mexico as new semi-auto legislation advances.
Tony reports in from BC after visiting Italian Sporting Goods, picking up discounted parts and brass, and testing equipment at a recent Steel Challenge match. He also talks about optic mounting issues, reload experiments, and returning to competition shooting.
The hosts then run through upcoming training courses and matches across Canada before diving into the news. Topics include:
- Lockhart Tactical cancelling plans for a semi-auto MRA conversion
- Alberta’s CFO pushing back on the federal buyback program
- Government redactions released through Access to Information requests
- A data breach affecting millions of Canadian firearms license holders
- Evidence of Gen 6 Glocks appearing in Canadian crime scenes
- Ongoing U.S. legislative battles over semi-automatic rifle bans
The episode closes with discussion around the tragic mass shooting in northern BC, the failures in mental health intervention, and concerns over how future policy responses may unfold.
A wide-ranging episode covering training, equipment, competition, and the evolving political landscape for firearms owners in Canada and beyond.
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