In this episode, we talk about buying used firearms. Are they worth it, or are you just buying other people's problems?

In this episode of the Range Minded Podcast, we take a look at Robert Cekeda, the proposed ATF director. We also opine on the Glock V and how quickly American ingenuity proved millions of dollars of Austrian engineering, and copulation with the anti-crowd was actually worthless.Also... Huge News!!! Grab a drink, get comfy... and enjoy!

In this episode of the Range Minded Podcast, we look at an amazing letter written to the DOJ about ditching the NFA, and how the registration requirements are now pointless without the taxation portion.And, I found some patent information filed by GLOCK regarding the Gen6 V!

In this episode of the Range Minded Podcast, we talk about why one firearms class (or worse, no class) is not a good strategy for self-defense and proficiency!

Are firearms a good investment? Let's talk about it! By the way, don't take financial advice from me!!https://linktr.ee/range_minded_podcast

Range Minded Podcast is back with some fire in this episode. Not much to explain beyond the video title. The easiest way to explain is this: the folks in office really don't like your rights!

Join us for a comprehensive dive into the history of the Second Amendment on this special episode of the Range Minded Podcast! Steve explores the origins, intent, and evolution of the right to keep and bear arms, breaking down its two key clauses: the prefatory clause ("A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State") and the operative clause ("the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed"). From English common law and Revolutionary War events like the Powder Alarm to the Founding Fathers’ own words—featuring quotes from Jefferson, Madison, Mason, and Coxe—this episode traces the individual right to arms through state constitutions, the Militia Act of 1792, and landmark Supreme Court cases like Heller (2008), McDonald (2010), Bruen (2022), and Rahimi (2024). Packed with primary source readings and historical insights, this hour-long episode fortifies the argument for why the Second Amendment protects your individual right to self-defense. Perfect for firearms enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone passionate about constitutional freedoms. Subscribe, share, and keep your range mindset!

In this episode, we answer a listener question (I hope), then we visit an article from my Substack regarding our EDC. Hope you enjoy episode 292 of the Range Minded Podcast.