This Gun Talk Radio episode features Kevin Michalowski from Concealed Carry Magazine discussing everyday carry (EDC) guns, training lessons, and carry tips. Host Ryan Gresham, along with Chris Cerino and Kevin Jarnagin, welcomes Michalowski to the show. The discussion likely delves into practical advice for individuals carrying firearms daily, drawing from Michalowski's expertise at Concealed Carry Magazine and the established legacy of Gun Talk Radio, which has been a source for firearms and shooting sports content since 1995.
This video prompts viewers for assistance, specifically asking them to vote for 'Concealed Carry Magazine' cover by liking a Twitter post. The title suggests a connection to mainstream media and taking a stance, hinting at a potential discussion or commentary related to firearms and their portrayal in media. The primary call to action is to support a specific magazine's cover, indicating a focus on the firearms community and its representation.
This video features Kevin Michalowski, Director of Content for the U.S. Concealed Carry Association, discussing insights from a Concealed Carry Magazine survey of convicted criminals. The survey reveals what criminals look for when choosing targets for armed robbery and street crimes. It covers behaviors that make individuals more tempting targets, factors that deter muggers, and the perceived threat of armed, trained, and aware victims versus law enforcement. The discussion also touches on weapon retention and the willingness of criminals to inflict harm or disarm victims.
This instructional video from Concealed Carry Magazine, featuring retired U.S. Navy CPO Anthony Lambert, demonstrates how to quickly stabilize an injured arm or leg using minimal equipment. The video showcases the use of a S.A.M. splint and an ACE bandage to immobilize a limb, with specific guidance on key considerations, benefits of the S.A.M. splint, and techniques for wrapping and checking circulation. The content also includes an introduction by U.S. Concealed Carry Association Director of Content Kevin Michalowski on avoiding common mistakes in limb stabilization.
This video from Concealed Carry Magazine features George Harris, CEO of International Firearms Consultants, discussing the profound influence of four key mentors on his firearms journey. Harris, a seasoned marksman and instructor, shares nostalgic anecdotes about how these individuals shaped his career, from his early days to his achievements in competitive shooting within the U.S. Army Reserve National Shooting Team. The content is geared towards new gun owners seeking expert advice on their firearms path. The video also promotes a gun giveaway and USCCA membership.
This video from Concealed Carry Magazine, featuring former law enforcement officer Chip Eberhart, addresses a critical question for gun owners: "When is it really legal to draw your gun?" It outlines the "five pillars of legal self-defense," covering concepts such as innocence, imminence, avoidability, Castle Doctrine, and proportionality. The discussion also touches on defining lethal force, reasonableness, and the importance of situational awareness to avoid dangerous encounters. The video provides resources like USCCA.com/Laws for state-specific gun laws and concealed carry reciprocity. It emphasizes knowing local laws to avoid legal trouble when carrying a firearm for self-defense.
This instructional video from Concealed Carry Magazine demonstrates unarmed self-defense tactics against an attacker in a boxer stance. Lt. Dan Marcou breaks down a double-leg takedown maneuver, emphasizing a wrestling approach over direct confrontation. The video details the steps for executing the takedown, countering potential defenses, and securing the attacker on the ground with a figure-four leg lock. While focused on unarmed combat, the video is presented by a concealed carry publication and promotes related services.
This video explores the question of what constitutes the "best small hunting gun" on the market, with a focus on portability in the backwoods. Senior editor Ed Combs of Concealed Carry Magazine specifically examines the 10mm SIG Sauer P220 Elite, highlighting its heavy cartridge and impressive muzzle energy. The video features a test shot with a 240-grain Grizzly bullet and an examination of the wound channel created in ballistic gel, discussing the performance of the 10mm JHP projectile at high velocities.
This video from Concealed Carry Magazine, featuring Mike Janich of Martial Blade Concepts, provides instructional knife defense tactics applicable for both right-handed individuals defending against left-handed attackers and vice-versa. It emphasizes adapting existing drills, focusing on specific striking angles (30º), follow-up moves, and immobilizing techniques like the "comma cut" to the calf and Achilles tendon. The importance of practicing with training knives and creating distance for safety is highlighted, with the ultimate goal being to escape, notify authorities, and ensure personal safety.
This self-defense video from Concealed Carry Magazine features Lt. Dan Marcou demonstrating a technique to escape a grab from behind by a larger attacker. The core principle is to exploit a weak point rather than attempting to overpower the assailant. The method involves isolating the attacker's wrist with a specific grip and then using a lateral rotation to drive them to the ground. The demonstration breaks down the steps, emphasizing the importance of wrist isolation and outward rotation for effectiveness.
This video from Concealed Carry Magazine features International Firearms Consultants CEO George Harris discussing the suitability of pistol-caliber carbines (PCCs) for home defense. Harris outlines the advantages, such as accessory mounting options including suppressors, and the disadvantages of using a PCC for protecting one's home. The video aims to provide viewers with informed considerations for choosing a home defense weapon.
This video, presented by former Law Enforcement Officer Chip Eberhart and courtesy of Concealed Carry Magazine, discusses the best gun locks for handguns and firearms storage at home. It argues that trigger locks may not be the safest option and demonstrates the use of cable locks for securing handguns, rifles, and shotguns. The content aims to provide viewers with safer alternatives for firearm security.
