Question from Micah Oxard ♻️ Any updates with potential holster sponsorships? Jeremy’s still a cunt. Happy holidays.
Question from Drew Peabauls ♻️ I’m planning to purchase a Mitchell defense 10.3” DOC for a home defense rifle. Considering the potential indoor use case, I want to run a dedicated suppressor. What recommendations do you have for the quietest can with low back pressure? No price limitations.
Question from Brassguy Jarhead ♻️ “Do ya have any experience with Right to Bear Arms builder sets? If so, what are your thoughts? I’m going to build a 204 Ruger and was going to use an Aero Precision builder set but apparently they quit doing those. Thanks for the input. No notes. PS. Jeremy is a cunt”
Question from Karl F ♻️ Hey guys! I live in Virginia and that isn’t going to change anytime soon due to proximity to family. Unfortunately, after recent elections, we are almost guaranteed to be facing an assault weapons ban along with a myriad of other gun control next year. I’m currently stocking up in hopes of a grandfather clause. I have plenty of AR15 components; however, I don’t have any piston guns. Any suggestions for something I should consider picking up before I can’t anymore? I’m not interested in an AK, and I would like to stick to either 556, 300 Blackout, or 6.5 creedmore. I’m leaning towards a 16″” barrel but am open to others. My first thought was a BRN-4 from Brownells but they appear to be all out of stock at the moment. Any input is appreciated. Keep up the great show. #blamecanada
Question from Harry Pickle ♻️ Is it just me or is it the older I get (im 29) the more I appreciate the bush on a woman. Do yall appreciate the bush? I’m all for bringing back the 70s hair and 70s bush, and I’m not talking about no landing strip I’m talking about ZZ Top eating a beef and cheddar
Question from Nightwasher513 TX ♻️ Thank you for trying to answer my question on episode 435. It was about making a pistol brace for your 3d printed firearms. My follow up question is. What is the likelihood that any of the 3d printed pistols with a pistol brace, would have gotten a letter from the ATF. Case in point, the MacDaddy MAC 11 has a pistol brace designed on it. So then since that designer most likely has not gotten a letter from the ATF, does that mean the 1000s of people that have printed it and installed it are breaking the law? That being said, is there any negative effects on submitting a brace design to the ATF. I carry every day with my DB Alloy MAC 11 in my backpack? And last follow up question. If a steel plate at had a serial number engraved on it to ATF specs that then was inserted into the printed frame during the printing process and could not be removed without destroying the print be in compliance with the ATF rules? I really hope you read this question before Aaron gets back. #NOAARON.
Question from Duzzit Fittenmy ♻️ Camorado is Rad. When are we going to get line of flannel shirts? I think each WLS cast member should come up with their own flannel pattern and color scheme.
Question from Mitch C ♻️ Which 9mm revolver would you guys get if you wanted to dip your toes in the revolver classes of your local matches? Red dot and holster compatible. Or would you just not be a poor, broke ass bitch and shoot .38? Thanks for everything, daddies *reader of this question then lets out a little moan*
Winner: Drew Peabauls
Gun Industry News
HK Offers VP9 Packages with Vortex Defender Optics ♻️ Heckler & Koch is now offering pre-packaged VP9 pistol bundles that include Vortex Defender red dot optics, simplifying the optics-ready setup for shooters.
Availability: Available through dealers and distributors; packages bundle the VP9 with Vortex Defender optic pre-mounted or included for easy installation.
Cost: Pricing not specified in source
Special: Factory-direct integration of Vortex Defender optic with HK VP9, ensuring perfect compatibility and zeroing from the start.
Precision Brings RMR Optics to the Kimber 2K11 1911 ♻️ Precision Arms introduces RMR optics integration for the Kimber 2K11 1911 pistol, enhancing its tactical capabilities with red dot optics compatibility.
Availability: Available through Kimber dealers and Precision Arms distributors; features direct milling for Trijicon RMR footprint on the 1911 slide.
Cost: Pricing starts around $1,800-$2,200 depending on configuration
Special: Factory-cut slide for seamless RMR mounting, preserving the classic 1911 aesthetics while adding modern red dot functionality.
New for 2026: Holosun AEMS Macro-Micro-Micro SAR ♻️ Holosun announces the AEMS Macro-Micro-Micro SAR, a new red dot sight system featuring a stacked macro and micro optic design optimized for submachine rifles (SAR), set for release in 2026.
Availability: Scheduled for release in 2026; specific launch date and pre-order details pending.
Cost: Pricing not yet announced.
Special: Innovative triple-optic stack (macro + dual micro) in a compact footprint tailored for submachine rifles, offering versatile sighting options.
Availability: Available now through Mossberg dealers; features 14-inch barrel, RM (Recoil Minimizing) system, and new folding stocks in various configurations.
Cost: Pricing starts around $800-$1,000 depending on model and finish; boosts Mossberg’s tactical shotgun market share with customizable upgrades.
Special: Chisel machining for a distinctive, durable finish combined with folding stocks for compact storage and rapid deployment.
Sig Sauer Introduces the P211 GT4 and GT5 ♻️ Sig Sauer has launched two new pistols in the P211 series: the GT4 and GT5, designed for competitive shooting and precision performance.
Availability: Available now through Sig Sauer dealers; chambered in 9mm with optics-ready slides and competition-ready features.
Cost: Pricing starts around $1,500-$1,800 per model; expands Sig’s competitive lineup, targeting USPSA and IDPA shooters.
Special: Modular grip system with GT-specific ergonomics and tungsten-infused frames for reduced recoil and enhanced control.
Availability: New product releases available through Remington’s distribution channels; specific calibers and configurations detailed in the full article.
Special: Subsonic rifle expansion with enhanced 7mm BC for better long-range performance and hard-cast bullets for deep penetration in handguns.
Availability: Products set for release in 2026, debuted at SHOT Show.
Cost: Not specified
Staccato HD C4X ♻️ Staccato announces the release of the HD C4X, a new high-performance 2011 pistol featuring an integrated compensator and enhanced ergonomics for competitive and defensive shooting.
Availability: Available starting January 2026 through Staccato dealers; chambered in 9mm with 5-inch bull barrel and optics-ready slide.
Cost: MSRP $3,299; expected to compete in the premium 2011 market dominated by Staccato’s existing lines.
Special: Factory-integrated C4X compensator reduces muzzle flip without added length, paired with DLC-coated barrel for superior reliability.
HK VP9 Packages Vortex Defender Optics ♻️ Heckler & Koch announces VP9 pistol bundled with Vortex Defender optics, offering an optics-ready package for enhanced shooting performance.
Availability: Available starting January 2026 through Guns.com and select retailers.
Cost: Pricing not specified; expected to appeal to defensive pistol users seeking pre-configured red dot setups.
Special: Factory-integrated Vortex Defender micro red dot optic on the VP9 slide for seamless optics-ready functionality.
Precision Brings RMR Optics to the Kimber 2K11 1911 ♻️ Precision Arms is integrating Trijicon RMR optics directly onto the Kimber 2K11 1911 pistol, enhancing its tactical capabilities with factory-mounted red dot optics.
Availability: Part of the Kimber 2K11 series, featuring optic-ready slide cut for RMR mounting; availability through Precision Arms distributors.
Cost: Expands Kimber’s 1911 lineup with modern optic compatibility, appealing to competitive and defensive shooters; pricing not specified but aligns with premium 1911 costs around $2,000+.
Special: Factory-direct RMR optic integration on a high-end 1911 platform, combining classic 1911 ergonomics with contemporary red dot sighting.
New for 2026: Holosun AEMS Macro + Micro + Micro-SAR ♻️ Holosun announces the AEMS (Absolute Enclosed Multi-System) red dot sight for 2026, featuring a modular design that integrates macro, micro, and Micro-SAR optics into a single enclosed system for enhanced versatility.
Availability: Releasing in 2026; combines macro lens for wide field of view with micro red dot and SAR (Solar Augmented Reflex) capabilities in one unit.
Cost: Pricing not yet announced; expected to impact the red dot market by offering multi-optic functionality in a compact, durable package.
Special: Modular macro/micro/SAR integration in a fully enclosed emitter design for superior protection and adaptability across shooting scenarios.
Bergara Expands Premier Series with the Platinum Stalker ♻️ Bergara has introduced the Platinum Stalker, a new high-end addition to its Premier Series rifles, featuring premium finishes and enhanced accuracy for precision shooting.
Availability: Available now through Bergara dealers; chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor and .308 Winchester with 24-inch barrels.
Cost: MSRP starts at $2,475, positioning it as a premium offering in the precision rifle market.
Special: Platinum Cerakote finish on the barrel and action, combined with a hand-painted stock featuring a unique ‘stalker’ camouflage pattern.
Availability: Available now through Mossberg dealers; features 14+1 or 20+1 capacity with RM (magazine remote) compatibility, chisel-patterned receivers, and collapsible/folding stocks.
Cost: Pricing not specified in article; positions Mossberg competitively in the tactical shotgun market against rivals like Remington and Benelli.
Special: Chisel machining on the receiver for a distinctive, aggressive texture and improved grip, paired with optional folding stocks for compact storage and maneuverability.
Sig Sauer Introduces the P211 GT4 and GT5 ♻️ Sig Sauer has released two new pistols in the P211 series: the GT4 and GT5, designed for competition and precision shooting.
Availability: Available now through Sig Sauer dealers; chambered in 9mm with optics-ready slides and competition-oriented ergonomics.
Cost: Pricing not specified in announcement
Special: Modular grip system with GT4 (4.5″ barrel) and GT5 (5″ barrel) variants, featuring Romeo optics cut and enhanced trigger.
O-Sight XR Red Dot First Look ♻️ Initial hands-on review and first look at the O-Sight XR red dot sight, a new optic from O-Sight featuring advanced XR technology for enhanced performance.
Availability: First look preview; availability details not specified in the article, likely upcoming release.
Cost: Pricing not announced in the first look
Special: XR (eXtended Range) technology for improved low-light performance and extended battery life in a rugged, compact design.
New Remington Ammo, Subsonic Rifle Line & More ♻️ Guns.com reports on Remington’s latest developments including new ammunition offerings and a subsonic rifle line, highlighted in their January 19, 2026 news roundup.
Availability: Details on product announcements and specifications covered in the article; availability not yet specified as it’s a new release preview.
Cost: pricing details not provided
Special: Focus on subsonic rifle line tailored for suppressed firearms and quiet shooting applications.
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