Episode 133: Lessons Learned From the Philando Castile Shooting Video

S1E133 · · 1 hr 16 min

Episode 133: Lessons Learned From the Philando Castile Shooting Video

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Topic: Lessons Learned From the Philando Castile Shooting Video

Riley and Jacob cover the latest stories in the concealed carry and firearms industry world including some important updates out of Nevada and Oregon as far as reciprocity is concerned (for the best reciprocity map tool in the industry, go here), Illinois is cracking down on violent offenders, one man credits his training with being able to stop a violent bear attack. Meanwhile military snipers are taking out ISIS fighters from 2.2 miles away and setting records in the process. But you don't want to miss the CRAZY story about a Utah man that has to defend himself and his two teenage sons from a naked drunk man that just won't give up even after the homeowner has to draw down on the man! Trust us, this one's a doozy! Hit the 'PLAY' button and listen in now!!

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6 Responses

  1. You mentioned the bear attack on Todd Orr in the brown bear segment. I highly recommend listening to the American Warrior Show podcast episode #41. Mike Seeklander interviews & Todd tells the whole story. It is an amazing & somewhat frightening story of survival.

    Keep up the great work.

    1. Eric, thanks for your comment. Oh boy did I listen to Todd Orr’s interview on Mike Seeklander’s podcast! That was an incredible story! Actually working on getting Mike Seeklander on our show here soon…

  2. Wow!!! How do you place the harsh judgment you made about a person smoking weed in the presence of a child not in the same context of the millions of people that drink in front of their kids everyday? I’m a LEO I carry a gun for work everyday and I contend this was a totally bad shoot. This officer was a scared man who should never had been given a gun and shield. Now the advise you gave is good especially the the advise to not say anything about having a gun, but your assessment of this situation was dead wrong. The officer is most definitely lying which is obvious when he was attempting to get his story straight right after the shooting.

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