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Wanna hear the FULL Episode? We are joined by Bill Frady with his Lock and Load format. Paul and Bill will discuss concealed carry fashion and how to make good choices in your daily dress code. Also, Bill wants to talk about Gucci guns. Would you pay $4900 for a pistol that shoots 9mm ammunition? The Professor will discuss neuroscience and how we can effectively strengthen our brain function and keep it sharp and strong. We will consider exercises that we can use for just that purpose. During our Tech Talk from EOTech Inc. Professor Paul will consider the natural center fixation bias of...
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There is a difference between “getting ready” and “being ready.” Today Paul and Louis will consider the valuable lessons learned from the Nairobi terror attack and the new book “One Man In” by Christian Craighead. How can we apply the fundamental four to our lives? For our Tech Talk from EOTech Inc. we will consider some news in the rifle optics world. After our previous conversation regarding a “Close Quarter Battle” sight / reticle, a brand new optic has been made available with a Donut Only option. Could that be the wave of the future? Iron Sharpens Iron, just and one man...
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Wanna hear the FULL Episode? During this week’s show we are joined by Sonny Puzikas and Louis Caras to discuss, among other things, the new book “One Man In” by Christian Craighead. This is the detailed retelling of the 2019 terrorist attack in Nairobi, Kenya and how one man was able to make a difference. For our TechTalk from EOTech Inc. this week we will consider some old gun tech and how new guns are being produced based on much older action designs. Is the future of handguns going back to the past? Don’t forget to support Student of the Gun by supporting Blackout...
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Wanna hear the FULL Episode? Welcome to a fun-filled, thrill-packed, soon-to-be-award-winning episode of SOTG Radio. Joining us once more live via satellite from his headquarters in east Texas is Louis Caras of LCAR Concepts. First things first, National Hug Your AK Day is fast approaching. You should order your “RUN AKM” shirt from Faktory47 today, promo code “SOTG”. For our tech talk from EOTech Inc. today we will discuss “Hater Tots”, the 1 ¾ inch 12 gauge shells and how they might be more useful and practical than you think. Professor Paul breaks down the history of hater...
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Wanna hear the FULL Episode? We’re back from our brief Labor Day break. Once more we are joined by our good friend Louis Caras. “HUG Your AK Day” is coming up soon, Oct. 18th. Our friends at have partnered with us to offer the “RUN AKM” shirts once more. Get yours now. During our Tech Talk from EOTech Inc. Paul and Louis discuss the use of the circle-only “donut” reticle in handgun sights and whether or not the same reticle configuration would be useful and practical on a rifle optic? For our Coffee Corner from the Professor has yet another book for you....
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Wanna hear the FULL Episode? Once more we are joined by Louis Caras of LCAR-Concepts for this soon to be award winning episode of SOTG Radio. Mr. Jordan Salinas, hailed as a hero during the Twin Falls, Idaho rampage killing attack, gave a short interview to an Idaho news channel recently. We have an audio clip to share with you. The moral of the story is simple; be a good person, do the right thing and help people in need. It truly is not more complicated than that. Paul and Louis take a moment to consider the new CUAS reticle from EOTech Inc during our Tech Talk segment. Don’t forget to...
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Wanna hear the FULL Episode? Once more we have yet another special episode for you all. Before we get into our interview, EOTech has just released a new reticle for their HWS line of optics. What is it and why is it? Please consider picking up Professor Paul’s latest book, “Super Lab; Application of the Scientific Method to Firearms Training” available in all formats on and, while you are at it, order some coffee and support SOTG by using . Jay “Nighttmare” Gibson joins us today to take a deep dive into the world of firearms training. Why do we do what we do?...
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Wanna hear the FULL Episode? Professor Paul got his hands on a precision bolt-action rifle from Century called the ALR. You will be shocked and surprised to learn that he mounted an EOTech Vudu riflescope onto it. We’ll give you the details during our Tech Talk segment from EOTech. We have a Coffee Corner from . When you order Blackout Coffee from the link or use the promo code: STUDT20 you save money and support SOTG. The Super Lab book is the #1 New Release. What are readers saying about it? When it comes to handguns, what does stopping power really mean? Our good friend...
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Wanna hear the FULL Episode? Today Professor Paul will be joined by his friends Bill Frady from Lock-N-Load Radio and Louis Caras of LCAR Concepts. A 21 year old man almost lost his life due to needless gun fiddling performed in his car while his girlfriend videoed him. Fortunately for him, a trained first responder saved his life with a tourniquet. Paul and Bill discuss this at length as there are many lessons to be learned. Once more, evil has appeared amongst us, not late at night in a bad neighborhood, but in the middle of the day in a shopping center. The rampage...
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Wanna hear the FULL Episode? Words mean things. Today we have a very special guest, Louis Caras of LCAR Training. What is our accepted definition of training? How does that differ from the word “practice?” When we go out and shoot on our own, are we training, or practicing, or are we just turning money into noise? How can we learn and improve our skills, tactics and our overall mindset? Which is more important, repetitions or rehearsals? Is there a difference between the two? Should we be going fast or should we be working on the method? This is a show not to be missed by those who...
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How big should your CCW gun be? Our Warrior of the Week has a question about the size of a CCW gun. Is it better to carry an uncomfortable big gun or an easy to conceal small gun?
Are the various State Constitution still valid laws? Or, have we transitioned to the point where the Chief of the Executive Branch can simply create orders and do whatever they like, whenever they like? Professor Paul will read directly from the Constitution of one state.
We know that the New Jersey Governor wants all gun stores closed and that he believes that his armed guards are the “right” people to have guns, but not the citizens. We know that New Jersey released over 1000 criminals out onto the streets to supposedly keep them safe. What is the latest power grab from the would-be dictator of NJ?
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- TOPIC: From Isaac Addison - I found myself wondering, do I carry a smaller gun with less rounds and a smaller barrel or a bigger gun with more rounds and longer barrel that isn't as comfortable? I carry IWB on the side. I have a sig 365 and sig p226. I carry as much with the p226 as I can. I carry it on my person while I'm at the house also. It is when I get ready, change to go out, is when I start to ponder the question. I also carry a spare mag with both guns when I carry. I was trying to pick your mind to find out if you have ever weighed fire power vs convenience?
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From www.njleg.state.nj.us:
A Constitution agreed upon by the delegates of the people of New Jersey, in Convention, begun at Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey, in New Brunswick, on the twelfth day of June, and continued to the tenth day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven.
We, the people of the State of New Jersey, grateful to Almighty God for the civil and religious liberty which He hath so long permitted us to enjoy, and looking to Him for a blessing upon our endeavors to secure and transmit the same unimpaired to succeeding generations, do ordain and establish this Constitution.
ARTICLE I
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGEs
1. All persons are by nature free and independent, and have certain natural and unalienable rights, among which are those of enjoying and defending life and liberty, of acquiring, possessing, and protecting property, and of pursuing and obtaining safety and happiness.
2. a. All political power is inherent in the people. Government is instituted for the protection, security, and benefit of the people, and they have the right at all times to alter or reform the same, whenever the public good may require it.
From newyork.cbslocal.com:
Gov. Phil Murphy has given New Jersey State Police orders to take N95 masks, ventilators and other personal protective equipment that health care facilities need in their race to slow the spread of coronavirus.
“While we look forward to these facilities cooperating with us and providing this equipment as needed, this order gives (police) the express authority to requisition it for distribution to our acute care hospitals and other healthcare facilities,” said Murphy in his daily COVID-19 briefing. “And needless to say, they badly need the equipment.”
The order came as New Jersey saw deaths related to COVID-19 illness jumped 182 in 24-hours to a total of 537. By Thursday, New Jersey had a total of 25,590 confirmed coronavirus cases across the state, reports CBS2’s Cory James.