Win an AR-15 from Brownells; Ruger Redhawk Repair Story: Gun Talk Radio | 3.3.19 C

Published on March 6, 2019
Duration: 44:07

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features discussions on gun rights, including Kentucky's move towards constitutional carry. Ryan Repp from Brownells highlights new products like the BRN-180 upper receiver and the retro BRN-177E2 rifle, emphasizing Brownells' commitment to innovation and customer service. The show also includes a story about a Ruger Redhawk surviving being run over, showcasing the durability of firearms and excellent manufacturer support.

Quick Summary

The Brownells BRN-180 upper is a piston-operated upper receiver for AR-15 platforms, featuring a short-stroke gas piston system that allows full function even with a folded stock. The BRN-177E2 is a retro rifle replicating the Vietnam-era XM177E2, with a 12.7-inch barrel and extended flash hider. Both showcase Brownells' commitment to innovation and historical firearms.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Crimson Trace Laser/Light System
  2. 00:15Welcome to Gun Talk Radio
  3. 00:34Kentucky Constitutional Carry Bill
  4. 02:02Interview with Ryan Repp from Brownells
  5. 02:26Brownells Customer Service Story
  6. 03:04Personal Brownells Experience
  7. 04:37Brownells BRN-180 Upper Explained
  8. 05:53BRN-180 Technical Details
  9. 07:31Brownells BRN-177E2 Rifle Giveaway
  10. 08:01History of the XM177E2
  11. 09:03BRN-177E2 Accuracy
  12. 09:26How to Enter the Giveaway
  13. 09:49Giveaway Eligibility & State Laws
  14. 10:21State-Level Second Amendment Fights
  15. 11:47Smith & Wesson M&P 380 Shield EZ
  16. 13:59Rabid Fox Encounter & Officer's Vest
  17. 14:35Accidental Self-Inflicted Gunshot
  18. 16:07Lessons from the Incident: Trigger Discipline
  19. 17:51The Importance of Professional Training
  20. 18:23Daisy Air Rifle Customer Service Story
  21. 21:10Lewis & Clark's Air Rifle
  22. 22:25Homeland Security Message (Parody)
  23. 23:00Blink Camera System Promotion
  24. 24:17Surplus M1911 Pistol Purchase Story
  25. 25:15Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) History
  26. 26:17Firearm Mail Order Laws Pre-1968
  27. 30:56Sig Sauer Ammunition Components
  28. 31:44HR8 Universal Background Check Bill
  29. 32:47Class Warfare and Gun Control
  30. 33:28Historical Gun Regulation Patterns
  31. 34:06Red Flag Laws Concerns
  32. 35:09Lawmakers' Oaths and Second Amendment
  33. 36:44Keeping Up the Fight for Gun Rights
  34. 37:15What Being in the Fight Means
  35. 39:21Gundeals App Promotion
  36. 40:00Ruger Redhawk Repair Story
  37. 40:40Ruger Redhawk Run Over Incident
  38. 41:34Ruger and Leupold Repair Service
  39. 43:20Becoming a Second Amendment Activist

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Brownells BRN-180 upper receiver?

The Brownells BRN-180 upper is a piston-operated upper receiver designed for AR-15 platforms. It uses a short-stroke gas piston system and can be installed on any mil-spec AR-15 lower, allowing for full functionality even with the stock folded.

What is the Brownells BRN-177E2 rifle?

The Brownells BRN-177E2 is a retro-style rifle that replicates the appearance and function of the Vietnam-era XM177E2 special operations carbine. It features a 12.7-inch barrel with an extended flash hider to meet legal rifle length requirements.

How did Ruger handle a damaged Redhawk pistol?

After a Ruger Redhawk .44 Magnum was severely damaged by being run over, Ruger replaced all parts except the frame (due to the serial number) and charged only for shipping and handling, demonstrating exceptional customer service.

What are the key takeaways from the accidental shooting incident?

The incident highlights the critical importance of trigger discipline, emphasizing keeping the finger outside the trigger guard until ready to fire. It also underscores the value of professional training to manage reflexes and avoid accidental discharges under stress.

What is the significance of the M1911 pistol purchase story?

A caller shared a receipt for an M1911 pistol purchased in 1960 for $17, including shipping. This contrasts sharply with today's prices for surplus 1911s from the Civilian Marksmanship Program, which can cost $800-$1000.

More Reviews Videos You Might Like

More from Gun Talk Media

View all →