Gunday Brunch

Hey the boys are back to complete their cliffhanger episode, and today we're roasting bad EDC rigs and man are there a lot of them out there.

For real though, why are knife people so weird? Today the boys get into what makes a person a "knife guy" and where to find them.

In what is largely a sequel to last week's episode, the boys are back to discuss the best Cold War movie, and why it's probably The Hunt for Red October

Look guys, we had to talk about it, because the stories coming out of the current conflict in Ukraine are just to interesting to not talk about. There's some bullpup content in here too

The boys start this episode with a rational discussion of the recent settlement offered by Remington Outdoor Company's insurance carriers in the Sandy Hook lawsuit. Then it goes off the rails and they talk about EAA's Gun Legs advertisements, which were truly amazing

The boys are back for a quick talk on the leaked pistol brace documents from the ATF, massive non-compliance, and the possible Washington State magazine ban. Thanks to our sponsors for keeping the show on the air!

In an episode that is tangentially about bullpup rifles and also about whatever random things come to mind, the boys rant and rave at clouds for 45 minutes

Caleb is out with the Rona, so Jack and Keith are breaking down the new products from SHOT 2022!

Keith is out this week, so Caleb is joined by Jack Clemons to discuss heavily redacted tales from past SHOT Shows! It's fun!

Caleb would like to apologize in advance for his audio, he has been testing new microphone and headset set ups and this one is not great. Anyway the guys talk about what to expect from SHOT Show and whether or not someone is going to get the new Starscream variant of COVID!

Garand Thumb froze rifles. It froze the internet as Knight's fanboys battle AK fanboys in the streets! Okay maybe not that but still it was wild.

Welcome to 2022! Everyone be cool, we're going to take this year nice and slow, okay?

Today the boys are taking a look in their range bags and talking about the non-gun gear that always goes with them to the range.

We're all guilty of it, including the boys. What gun myth did you used to ardently believe that you know realize is wrong?

The boys are back from their Thanksgiving break, and they're discussing the Rittenhouse verdict. While they were recording, the Arbery verdict came in, so that was part of the conversation. What do you think? Did both juries get it right?

The guys are here to give you a short list of things they're thankful for, and hopefully a 15 minute reprieve from your relatives. Happy thanksgiving everyone!

The absolute best service rifle the US military has ever fielded is the M16 family of weapons. This is a fact that really isn't debatable unless you're a contrarian, so today the boys are trying to figure out what rifle is the "best of the rest." Is the M14 the second best service rifle? Or perhaps the M1 Garand?

The boys are back to offer their commentary on the on-going saga of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Please note, this episode was recorded Thursday the 11th, so if you're listening to it after then there may have been developments that they didn't cover.

Today we're talking about SCOTUS, and the landmark NYSRPA vs Bruen. Do we think we're going to win, and if so, what does that win mean for gun rights in America?

In today's episode of Gunday Brunch, the boys were supposed to talk about NYSRPA vs Bruen being argued before the Supreme Court, but then Caleb's undiagnosed ADHD took a hold of the conversation and they talked about the new Springfield Armory SA-35 instead. And also weird products at SHOT Show, including the insane and wild Gen2 pistols from Kahr Arms that were never actually produced. But mostly they talked about the Springfield Armory SA-35 Hi-Power https://shopkahrfirearmsgroup.com/gen2-premium-series/

Despite the jokes, Keith and Caleb really do believe that right now is the best time to be into 9mm striker fired pistols. The top end of the market is flush with amazing choices, and the technological developments that have made those guns so good have trickled down to the mid tier as well. What's your favorite 9mm striker fired pistol?

Welcome to the Worthless Clowns podcast starring Keith and Caleb! After several people couldn't take a joke about how CZ fans are obnoxious, we decided to double down on that and discuss which gun fandom is the absolute worst of them. Who is it? Glock fanboys? 1911 boomer-fudds? People who like Caleb?

Well guys, here we are. Keith and Caleb are going to make someone big mad with this one, as we present the number one, the most overrated gun of all time. Is it the Springfield Xdm? Is it the S&W Model 29? Guess you'll have to find out

Here we go! Keith and Caleb debate what are the three most overrated guns of all time. Will your favorite make the list? Do you hate the same guns we hate? Does Keith hate on 308 again?

Keith and Caleb try to decide what the dumbest caliber is and why they'd get rid of it. Keith predictably takes the rifle route, and Caleb goes completely off the rails and has some unhinged rant that involves the words "357"

Today Keith and Caleb are talking about the recent Tavor announcement, and then they talk about preppers. Yes, the people who have 10,000 rounds of ammo in their basement...just in case.

My favorite piece of gun related news recently was Rare Breed Triggers telling the ATF to come get some. Back story: the ATF issued a cease and desist to Rare Breed to force them to stop selling their FRT-15 trigger, and Rare Breed said "nah fam"

The State Department has banned imports of Russian made firearms and ammo. Does this mean that all steel cased ammo is going away? Is this the first step in a dastardly plan to take away all the garbage ammo the poors use? no.

Today we're answering a tough question: if you could only have three guns for the rest of your life, what would they be? Keith and Caleb both weigh in with their opinions, and surprise surprise they're pretty different. Tune in to find out which revolver Caleb picked, and what weird rifle Keith picks!

Keith is out again, which means Caleb has spent 20 minutes talking about how great 32 ACP is. Seriously though, if you like small, pocket sized pistols, check this episode out since it makes a logical case for why tiny little guns, commonly referred to as mouseguns, are still relevant.

In interesting news, several former ATF agents have written a letter to the Senate opposing David Chipman's nomination on the grounds that he is grossly unqualified to hold the position. They're right!

You've heard Caleb and Keith talk about gun movies they love, well they're back to talking about pop culture and today it's gun movies that...well they were disappointing to say the least. Do the guys take a loose definition of what is or isn't a "gun movie?" Yes. Does that matter? Only if you're lame!

Yes, it looks like ammo is starting to make a resurgence. We appear to have hit the level of inventory where common calibers in popular loads readily available from most retailers again, albeit at elevated prices. Speaking of elevated prices: price gouging isn't real.

The boys are back and they are talking some nonsense! Is every Marine actually a riflemen? Is everyone in the Army a soldier first? Is the Air Force even the military?

In this episode we're joined by LT Marc Santos of the US Navy Action Shooting team, and we discuss many Air Force vs Navy concepts, and then the show goes entirely off the rails and we talk about what's the best gun to kill the aliens from The Tomorrow War.

The President recently gave a speech about gun control, in which he managed to repeat almost every piece of dumb boomer Fudd-gun advice you've ever heard. This shouldn't be surprising, considering it's from the same guy who said to take a shotgun and fire two blasts in your backyard.

Keith is out of the office this week, so we're re-airing a special episode original recorded by Caleb last year with Hilton Yam of 10-8 Performance. Hilton is one of the leading experts on the 1911 pattern pistol, an accomplished competition shooter, and retired FBI agent whose career included assignments on FBI SWAT and in their firearms training division.

Why do people continue to buy into all these myths about ammo? No, birdshot isn't good for self defense, and no, shooting someone in the leg isn't "safe." Check out the full episode to hear Keith and Caleb debunk common myths about ammo, stopping power, and more!

The ATF is at it again, and this time it's pistol braces...again. After getting trounced by the comments in their first attempt to turn every braced pistol into an SBR, the ATF has introduced another proposed rule that would...basically turn every braced pistol into an SBR. Listen to Gunday Brunch for the breakdown!

Every gun nut has a list of movies that they love for the guns, whether it's for realism and accuracy like Way of the Gun, or over the top carnage like the Matrix, we love movies, and we love the guns in movies. In this episode, Keith and Caleb talk about some of their favorite "gun" movies and why they're so great.

Contact your Senators and urge them to vote no on the confirmation of David Chipman as Director of the ATF. Mr Chipman is wildly unqualified to serve in this role due to his direct conflict of interest from working as a gun control activist. In other news, Texas appears to be on the verge of passing Constitutional Carry! We break down what the means for Texans, why it's newsworthy, and should you still get a permit?

Everyone "knows" that the best answer to the question of "what gun should I get" is an AR15 and a Glock 19. But what if you had a real mission requirement, or a special reason to get a different gun? Or, what if you're like Keith and Caleb, and you're just a dirty gun hipster that loves weird stuff?

In this episode of Gunday Brunch, we address two current events that could have dramatic and long lasting impact on the firearms community. First, the ATF's new proposed rule that would reclassify some 80% receiver kits as "firearms" and subject them to background checks. Is it bad? Yes. Is it as bad as some of the fear mongers thing? No. Then, there's news in the NRA's ongoing struggle with the New York State Attorney general. Is it bad? Yes. Is it also maybe good? Who knows. Tune in to find out!

Today in the first in-house video filmed in our new Gunday Brunch Podcast series, we talk about a current event: ammo prices and the Supreme Court. As we discussed on the channel and on GAT Daily, the Supreme Court has taken its first gun rights case since McDonald, and it's a big one.

Today we're talking to Bret Vorhees, the CEO of Taurus Holdings. Bret came into the company before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and has been working non-stop to deliver quality products to American gun owners