NRA Shooting Championship; Concealed Carry in Summer Months; Preparedness: Gun Talk Radio|7.30.17

Published on July 31, 2017
Duration: 35:45

This episode of Gun Talk Aftershow covers a range of firearms-related topics. Michelle shares her son Ben's impressive second-place finish at the NRA High-Power Rifle Championship, highlighting his score and the event's location. Tom discusses his upcoming birthday purchase of a Kimber 1911 in 9mm and receives advice on handling its safety and trigger. The hosts also touch on practical firearm maintenance during summer months, the importance of knowing how to use a fire extinguisher, and the positive impact of shooting sports on youth development and discipline.

Quick Summary

Michelle's son, Ben, achieved second place at the NRA High-Power Rifle Championship with a score of 1987 and 116 'X' counts. For new 1911 owners, practicing the manual of arms is crucial. In emergencies, knowing the PASS method for fire extinguishers is vital. Summer concealed carry requires diligent maintenance due to sweat's corrosive effects.

Chapters

  1. 00:07Gun Talk Aftershow Intro
  2. 01:28Silencer Approval & Gunsmithing Advice
  3. 07:11Unexpected Gunshot Story & Safety Lesson
  4. 09:25National Shooting Sports Month Promotion
  5. 10:31NRA High-Power Rifle Championship Success
  6. 13:38Fire Extinguisher Drill & Importance
  7. 17:55Summer Carry & Holster Maintenance
  8. 20:26Birthday Gun Purchase: Kimber 1911
  9. 22:211911 Handling & Safety Tips
  10. 26:10Firearm Safety Mishaps & Hot Brass
  11. 29:03Youth Shooting Sports & Discipline
  12. 33:12National Shooting Sports Week Plans
  13. 35:24Gun Talk Aftershow Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the outcome of Michelle's son's participation in the NRA High-Power Rifle Championship?

Michelle's son, Ben, achieved an impressive second-place finish at the NRA High-Power Rifle Championship held at Camp Atterbury. He scored 1987 with 116 'X' counts, demonstrating exceptional marksmanship.

What advice is given for new shooters considering a 1911 pistol?

For new 1911 owners, extensive practice with the manual of arms is recommended. This includes repeatedly flipping the thumb safety on and off, dry-firing, and re-engaging the hammer to build muscle memory for safe and efficient operation.

How can one prepare for using a fire extinguisher in an emergency?

To prepare for fire extinguisher use, practice the PASS method: Pull the pin, Aim at the base of the fire, Squeeze the handle, and Sweep side to side. Knowing this procedure can be critical in a real emergency.

What are the challenges of concealed carry during summer months?

Summer concealed carry presents challenges due to sweat, which can be corrosive to firearm components and holster hardware. Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential to prevent rust and damage to both the firearm and its accessories.

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