Holsters for Suppressors & Optics; Hearing Protection Act; CMP Garands: Gun Talk Radio| 6.25.17

Published on June 27, 2017
Duration: 44:22

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features insights from SureFire's Andrew Wright on suppressor technology, holsters for suppressed and optic-equipped firearms, and the SureFire XC2 light. Mark Johnson from the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) discusses the history and training opportunities offered by the CMP, including updates on M1 Garand imports. The discussion also touches on the Hearing Protection Act and national carry reciprocity.

Quick Summary

SureFire's MasterFire holster indexes off the weapon light, making it compatible with suppressors and optics. Suppressors are highlighted as essential for hearing protection and situational awareness. The CMP continues its mission to promote marksmanship, with updates on M1 Garand imports.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Crimson Trace & Intro
  2. 02:05SureFire History & Suppressors
  3. 04:30Suppressor Market & Hearing Safety
  4. 07:05Suppressor Attachment Systems
  5. 09:37MasterFire Holster System
  6. 13:55SureFire XC2 Product Intro
  7. 14:50SureFire Institute & Safety Warning
  8. 18:08CMP History & Mission
  9. 21:00CMP Talladega Training
  10. 23:10M1 Garand Import Update
  11. 26:30National Reciprocity & Carry Rights

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of using suppressors on firearms?

Suppressors significantly reduce firearm noise, offering crucial hearing protection for shooters and hunters. They also enhance situational awareness by minimizing noise pollution and can contribute to a more enjoyable shooting experience by reducing concussion and muzzle blast.

How does the SureFire MasterFire holster system differ from traditional holsters?

The MasterFire holster indexes off the weapon light rather than the pistol frame, allowing compatibility with suppressors and optics. It also features an automatic light activation toggle, turning the light on when the firearm is drawn.

What is the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) and its role?

The CMP, established in 1903, promotes firearm safety and marksmanship, particularly for youth. It offers training programs, competitions, and manages the distribution of surplus military rifles like the M1 Garand to eligible citizens.

What are the main types of suppressor attachment systems discussed?

The discussion covers Fast-Attach (QD) systems, which allow quick changes between firearms without losing zero, and Direct Thread mounts, which are lighter and suitable for permanent installations on specific firearms.

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