Category Archives: The Gun Runner Podcast

As the last battle rifle the FAL holds a special place on the list. It marks the end of an era. This is the last rifle designed for the old wars. It was conceived with the vast forests of Western Europe, the … Continue reading →

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After some phone trouble I finally got through to Glen and we talk about the issues that we are all tired of hearing about.. so one more time you have to endure some crap about the IRS and the truth about what the government is … Continue reading →

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At this point if you read this post and then realize it’s Mothers Day, your screwed… just though that I would point that out.

Though I am not a Machine Gunner I am knowledgeable enough to be dangerous and when it comes to talking about the big and the bad well you come to me. Today I’m going to talk to you about the concept of a base … Continue reading →

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The loyalty to the M-14 is as old as the argument about 7.62 versus 5.56… well in fact just as old since it was  started when the M-16 replaced the 14. Though the M-14 was the shortest lived service rifle of the 20th century … Continue reading →

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I am not a fan of the term “False Flag” because it is way too broad and anything can fall under it. Another reason that I’m not too quick to believe the whole “False Flag” knee jerk response is that … Continue reading →

Today we start of looking at the lessons that we need to learn from last week. The reality is that what happened in Boston is a glimpse into the everyday of places like Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and Syria. America has been very fortunate when it comes to   acts of terror. … Continue reading →

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In the last hundred years four manuscripts have been dictated through blinking. The authors used an intermediary and either used Morse code or some other form of code that was then used to create the manuscript. more famous that a book like The Diving Bell and the Butterfly is something … Continue reading →