SOTG 017 Pt. 1 – EDC Ammo and Arrested Teacher Speaks Out

by | June 24th, 2013 | 0 comments

EDC Ammo and Arrested Teacher Speaks Out. We heard your requests and we listened. This week Student of the Gun Radio expands its format to include a second hour. Our plate is loaded as Paul answers numerous questions from the SOTG mailbag. The Kansas teacher fired for carry a concealed gun to school spoke out.

Our Student of the Week inquired about Every Day Carry ammo and whether it should be swapped out regularly. We announce the first winner in our Crossbreed SuperTuck Deluxe Giveaway and we discuss trigger weight and whether or not it’s a good idea to change the trigger in your fighting pistol. Paul also discusses the difference between the modern free states and slave states.

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