The episode kicks off with a conversation about the practicality and appeal of slab-sided AK mags, the controversial release of a new Bushmaster .50 caliber rifle, and difficulties of firearm manufacturing and marketing. Walter, Patrick and Hank then get into the implications of the U.S. seizing a Venezuelan airplane and the challenges faced by astronauts stuck in Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. They also discuss Florida marijuana legalization and the recent Chase bank glitch that led to widespread financial fraud.

The episode starts with upcoming plans for Labor Day weekend. FlyingRich calls in to talk about GOA Goals, leading to discussion of Supreme Court decisions, the MG 42 build and electric vehicles. The episode wraps up with insights on 3D printing, fan interactions, and Cybertruck debate.

The episode kicks off with technical setup issues before diving into viewer interactions and plans for the inaugural GOA Goals event. Walter shows off his Steyr M9, while Patrick shares his new firearm acquisitions leading to a discussion on surplus weapons and collectibles. FlyingRich joins to discuss Florida open carry laws.The show wraps up with Trump Elon live interview on X.

Hank Strange, Patrick Babyface P, and Walter Keller start with an amusing story about a werewolf encounter at Costco and Halloween decorations. The conversation shifts to showing off firearms and silver bars, followed by weekend beach activities and struggles with AC in Florida heat. Later, they dive into political figures, weight loss, secret service issues, and Hollywood's influence. The episode wraps up with firearm talk, vehicle import laws, and Hank's California trip.

The episode kicks off Trump's VP pick, JD Vance. Walter recaps his weekend with a mini bike and party, while Hank shares his ebike project. They discuss the assassination attempt on Trump, media narratives, and the impact of social media. Finally, the discussion covers military vehicle projects, and future drone warfare.

Hank Strange, Patrick Babyface P, and Walter Keller dive into a variety of topics in this packed episode. They start with a discussion on the Airbow M600 and MekTech conversions, followed by a GunCon recap and analysis of AI-generated images, AI copyright challenges, and Scarlett Johansson's lawsuit. They cover YouTube video issues, WWII gear, and the INEOS Grenadier test drive.

Roy Hill joins Hank Strange, Walter Keller, and Patrick Babyface P. to discuss Special Operations Wounded Warriors, a Task Force Expedition to Kilimanjaro, and historical events in Normandy. They also cover weekend shooting outings, firearms, ammunition, current events, and upcoming activities.

Hank kicks off with a discussion on the Supreme Court bump stock ruling. Patrick shares weekend activities, touching on teaching challenges, local business struggles, and generational management issues. Gun show bump stock prices and a pistol brace ruling update wrap up the episode.

Hank Strange and Patrick Babyface P discuss Babyface P's new business, YouTube's crackdown on gun content, and the absence of Walter Keller. They touch on Candace Owens and Ben Shapiro, Cromie V's injury, a visit to Silencer Central, AI-generated logos, and transitioning to full-time Gunsmithing.

Hank Strange, Walter Keller, Patrick Babyface P, and guest Jonathan Gibbon dive into a lively discussion on the latest in Second Amendment news, personal anecdotes, and gear updates. The episode kicks off with Hank's humorous welcome and shout-outs to sponsors Franklin Armory and Armslist.

Dan from Franklin Armory joins to discuss marketing in the gun industry and updates on their lawsuit against the ATF. The conversation shifts to a Supreme Court case on ghost guns, an April Fools video on a binary trigger. The podcast concludes with a discussion on societal readiness and self-sufficiency.

Hank, Patrick, and Walter discuss the 2024 total eclipse, search for Tech 9 extractor parts, delve into M1 Garand serial numbers, and talk about Brandon Herrera's election runoff. Cybertruck sightings wrap up the episode.

In this episode, Hank Strange, Patrick Babyface P, and Walter Keller discuss firearms, politics, and the joy of fatherhood. Topics include April Fools Day jokes, Patrick's big announcement, lightweight AR-15, Ruger 2245 issues, SpaceX Starbase water, and border control critique. They also discuss privacy concerns with OnStar system, high-powered air rifles, legality of slingshots, and a proposal to kill half a million owls.

In this episode, Hank Strange, Patrick Babyface P, and Walter Keller discuss self-defense coverage, showcase firearms, and cover current events like P Diddy's house raid and Trump's day in court. They dissect the ATF Raid story's legitimacy, talk about car models, and discuss Trump's new social media platform, Truth Social. They also delve into Google sharing user data with federal investigators, share parenting advice, and toy with the idea of getting a show-themed tattoo.

In this episode, Hank Strange, Flying Rich, Walter Keller, and Lola engage in lively discussions on firearms, gear, and firearm modifications. They delve into the Tesla Cybertruck, SpaceX Starship, and the world of YouTube content creation. They also debate electric cars' performance and government control over US social media, reflect on historical firearms, and discuss the recent Rust movie case and gun safety. The team also discusses Florida House's decision to drop the minimum age for gun buyers and shares different types of firearms.

In this episode, Hank Strange, Patrick Babyface P, and Walter Keller discuss the political climate in Haiti and Guyana, New York politics, and precision in gun work. They also talk about the quality of Brown and Sharp calipers, Walter's accident, and Joe's role. The trio reminisces about childhood toys and discusses the Lego Master Show, magazines, and their prices. They examine the Tesla Cybertruck, bulletproof tests, and share their appreciation for laser technology in gun production. The episode concludes with personal anecdotes and business tips.

In this episode, Hank Strange, Patrick Babyface P, and Walter Keller discuss various topics from SU-16 modifications and YouTube project plans to full-auto SMG plans. They delve into the Supreme Court's decision on Trump's eligibility, impacts of COVID-19, and the value of a firearms library. The trio also explore hip hop's political influence, being a YouTuber, and machine guns on cyber trucks.

In this episode, Hank Strange, Walter Keller, Josh, and Patrick Babyface P explore military surplus sales, gun compensation, and body positivity in the shooting community. They discuss Keltec guns, the NRA's approach to YouTubers, merits of bullpups, and Minnesota's potential rimfire magtube restrictions. Cybersecurity, Trump's legal battles, and Remington's move to Georgia are also covered. Updates on hosts' work and plans for the next episode are shared.

In this episode, Hank Strange, joined by Josiah, Lola, Justin, and Walter Keller, explores firearms discussions with US Law Shield and PSA, talks about the SHOT Show, and delves into upcoming PSA projects. They also tackle social media censorship, discuss the Micro Dagger, and share advice on buying firearms. The conversation extends to suppressing the 300 Blackout, customizable shotguns, and upcoming news/events.

In this episode, Hank Strange, Joe, Patrick Babyface P, and Walter Keller nostalgically traverse the 80s, discussing property values, inflation, taxes, and iconic guns from the era. They introduce new team member Joe, explore Florida weather, and reflect on economic struggles and opportunities from the 80s. The team also discusses creative transportation methods and showcases new products from Stendparts.com.