Welcome to another thrill-packed, soon-to-be-award-winning episode of Student of the Gun Radio. Louis Caras from LCAR Concepts joins us once again, discussing the differences between Allowed or Able, Citizen or Slave?

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During our Tech Talk from EOTech Inc. we will consider the ubiquitous box of parts and the knowledge to install them. Do you have the basic knowledge and skill to replace worn or broken parts in your AR? Your Glock? Before you reach for a dremel tool, stop and listen.  

For our Coffee Corner, we will discuss our recommended reading, “Super Lab: Application of the Scientific Method to Firearms Training.” Drink coffee and support us at www.studentofthegun.com/blackout.

Are you allowed or are you able? Do those two words mean the same thing? Once more we come to a time where we need to locate a mirror and ask ourselves whether we are citizens of a Republic or slaves to a corrupt state?

The Professor just hit his goal of moving 1 million pounds of working weight in the gym. Louis and Paul consider the importance of consistency and doing the right thing regardless. 


TOPICS COVERED THIS EPISODE

  • EOTech Talk – EOTechInc.com
    • TOPIC: Pieces and parts and living like a freeman
  • Coffee Corner – studentofthegun.com/blackout [Use Code: STUDT20]
    • TOPIC: Super Lab: Application of the Scientific Method to Firearms Training amazon/B03SsmbLL
  • SOTG Homeroom – SOTGU.com
    • TOPIC: Amtrak to Allow Locked, Unloaded Guns in Carry-On Bags on Acela and Northeast Regional Trains; Rail Union Calls It ‘Lunacy’ www.usacarry.com
  • Are you Citizen or Slave?
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