Charlz9mm reviews The Micro Mamba and the Black Mamba.

This week I review the Lonewolf G9 Carbine and two knives from CRKT, the Sting and the M16-14SF.

Eotech optic atop the Lonewolf G9 Carbine

The Un-Named Trucker with the G9

Kit Carson designed CRKT M-16 14SF

CRKT Sting with sheath.

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Enjoy a nice half-cast to whet your appetite until Sunday’s full episode!

I review my Christmas present: a Benchmade Mini Barrage assisted opening pocket knife!

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Episode 23 of the show will air on Thanksgiving Day! It’s 90 big minutes of podcast glory. You might want to listen to half of it on Thursday and half of it on Sunday.

The podcast will resume its regular schedule in December.

Enjoy your turkey and Happy Thanksgiving from the cast and crew of The RoadGunner Podcast!

I’d like to welcome myself as the newest junior podcaster on the Gun Rights Radio Network. With lots of practice, a little luck, and some good old fashioned bribery, I might someday earn a spot amongst the heavy hitters on the GRRN like the GunDudes, The Handgun World Show and The ProArms Podcast, Hey, I can hear you laughing through my computer speakers!

In this episode I discuss the ridiculous gun laws of States that are less gun friendly and some of the dumb laws that encumber freer States like Nevada.

You also get some food and fun tips.

Nevada Carry Laws

Las Vegas PD site

Wendover Casinos

Criminals need not register their guns sayeth the SCOTUS

Help the Freedom Lovers in Kalifornia

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What do you do when you need to practice gun handling but you are stuck in a rolling metal and plastic cubicle with a gorgeous spouse and two sorry excuses for canine beings?  I’ll tell you what you do, Sparky; you do a podcast about it and end up with a couple ideas.

At one point i describe to myself the five steps of the pistol draw from a hip holster. Step 3 should include rotating the elbow and pistol  so the gun is facing the target but keeps the firing arm tucked in close to the body in a “retention” position.

I need to point out that all opinions are welcome here. I am certain to piss off some more left minded folks with this episode when I discuss what I call “neo-liberalism” vs. classical liberalism. Whan I say classical liberal I mean what is known as libertarianism  today. Neo-liberals are those individuals, sometimes called progressives, that believe in only those freedoms that fit their ideology while rejecting vehemently, any opposing thought.

Me? I love freedom and I want to be left to alone so that I can go about my business and you can go about yours in whatever manner you desire. I do not want to take away the rights of those who are neo-libs, nor do I hate them for their views. We will see how they feel about me in return after this podcast!

My wife likes to eat chicken breasts, she does not HAVE chicken breasts.

SIRT Pistol by Next Level Training

Lone Wolf Distributors

USAF Thunderbirds!

Columbia Ulitimate ROC pants. Pockets big enough for a Glock 26

Cheyenne Frontier Days

New Belgium Brewing makers of Fat Tire Amber Ale

T-Joe’s Steakhouse, Cheyenne, Wyoming

Rob Pincus’ Personal Defense Network DVD’s

Stitcher Radio

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In this fine example of what happens when a man with too much free time and an MP-3 recorder get together, I lament the loss of guns that I let slip through my slightly dirty fingers. Oh the shame!

In one part of the show I mention trigger creep but I wasn’t certain what the term meant. Well here is an explanation from a poster at 1911forums.com

http://forums.1911forum.com/showthread.php?t=301245

Trigger creep – When the gun is cocked, the sear hook and the hammer hook are engaged. That engagement prevents the hammer from dropping until the trigger is pressed. Once the trigger contacts the other internal parts, and you keep pulling the trigger; there may be slight additional movement between the surface of the sear hook against the surface of the hammer hook as they disengage. That movement may produce trigger creep. Hooks that are longer than spec increase creep. Polished surfaces reduce friction and creep. Hooks that are shorter than spec can reduce creep but increase risk of the sear / hammer engagement slipping – which may drop the hammer to half-cock.

Trigger slack (Take-up) – The loose movement of the trigger (forward / backward) before it contacts the other internal parts (disconnector, etc.). Some slack is necessary to enable the disconnector and other internal parts to work right.

This week’s episode was distorted in Nebraska. I was too long winded and simultaneously lazy to get into their gun laws. You can peruse them here:

http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/nebraska.pdf

In 2009 Ammo was hard to find but I was able to buy reloaded ammo from the range and at 1 Walmart store 20 miles from my house if I got there early in the morning when their supply came in. They let you buy 2 whole boxes at a time.
Guns I loved and Lost:

Springfield Armory XD-45 compact
SA XD-40 subcompact
SA XD-9 subcompact
Smith and Wesson M&P 40c
S&W M&P 9c with Crimson Trace laser grips
2 different Kel Tec PF-9′s
Kahr PM9
Remington 770 in .243 Win
Ruger Mini-14 .223 Remington
Glock 17 Gen 3
Glock 19 Gen 3
Sig Sauer P229 Gen 3 SAS, .357 Sig

Farewell old friends…I’m so…stupid.

Rent a bunch of different guns BEFORE you buy!!!

The ProArms podcast on the .357 sig cartridge is Episode 55

http://proarmspodcast.com/2010/07/11/055-were-getting-the-band-back-together-to-discuss-the-357sig-cartridge/

Foodie Corner: Sam Bass Saloon and Steakhouse in Big Springs, NE

http://www.bosselman.com/restaurants/sambass/index.html

Please excuse the lack of actual hyperlinks. I will try to learn how to use a computer soon.

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With a new sponsor, Parsley aboard, things are looking up for the Nation’s first truckin’ and gunnin’ podcast. In this episode I discuss different carry cases for your shooting irons suitable for long distance travel.

Also talked about are Oregon’s gun laws and a food tip of the week.

Clarifications: The Kershaw Tanto knife i mention is made in China. The Kershaw Skyline knife I mention is made in the USA.

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Oh Wow! Episode 3 already? Yeah. Listen, laugh, levitate.

In this episode, The Un-Named Trucker compares defensive driving with Col. Jeff Cooper’s color codes of situational awareness.

The episode was recorded in Colorado and T.U.T.(The Un-Named Trucker) goes over some of the firearms laws in Colorado and then gives his travel dining tip.

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The Man with a face for radio and a voice for sign language goes to an IDPA match and then some more talky followed by some face noise.

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This is episode 1 of the long awaited and much anticipated RoadGunner Podcast. Several minutes of thought followed by endless hours of begging for help from people who know what they are doing finally yielded the finest amateur audio that money can buy.

This episode includes an interview with Tom DuPriest of ShoothouseUSA in Conway, Arkansas.

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