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Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
Eye On The Target Hour 2 The show discusses national concealed-carry reciprocity, noting that Donald Trump previously stated he would sign such legislation if it reached his desk. Hosts argue it faces challenges in the U.S. Senate, though growing opposition from anti-gun groups suggests the bill has a real chance of advancing. They criticize the Fraternal Order of Police for opposing H.R. 38, saying it misrepresents both state-rights arguments and how easily law enforcement can verify out-of-state permits. They compare national reciprocity to driver’s license recognition, arguing it would...
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Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
The hosts, Amanda Suffolk and Rob Campbell, open Eye on the Target Radio with updates on recent community activism around local zoning changes. Their township attempted to insert anti-gun regulations, safety rules, and even restrictions impacting Amanda’s earth-sheltered home into the zoning manual. A large public turnout at earlier meetings caused officials to table the gun-related proposals, but the community wasn’t satisfied. Amanda and Rob organized neighbors, distributed information, researched options, and brought in statements from organizations like the Ohio Citizens Defense...
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111625 Hr2
Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
The hosts discuss AI-based gun-detection systems that are being installed in some schools as an alternative to traditional metal detectors. These systems are intended to distinguish regular metal objects from firearms, but real-world performance has been problematic. A school in Baltimore had major false positives, including an incident where police drew guns on a student because the AI flagged a bag of Doritos as a weapon. Another event involved officers pulling guns on multiple students, only to later find no firearm at all. The hosts argue that such technology creates a false sense of...
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111625 Hr1
Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
The hosts of Eye on the Target Radio, Amanda and Rob, open the show with light banter about AI describing Rob as “unenthusiastic,” which leads to humorous discussion about their personalities. They then shift to a local controversy in their small rural township, where proposed zoning changes attempted to restrict gun use, hunting, and even home and building designs. The proposals triggered strong community pushback, especially from gun owners, resulting in many of the controversial provisions being struck from the document. A newspaper article reported these rollbacks, but concerns remain...
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110925 hr2
Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
The second hour of the broadcast, hosted by Amanda Suffolk with co-host Rob Campbell, focused primarily on two main topics: Supreme Court Second Amendment Cases and Upcoming NRA Annual Meetings. 🏛️ Supreme Court Second Amendment Cases The Supreme Court has agreed to hear two Second Amendment cases and is considering picking up a third from a larger "pile" of cases. Case 1: Sensitive Places (Wolford v. Lopez, out of Hawaii) This case challenges laws regarding "sensitive places" where firearms are prohibited (e.g., "you can't bring your gun here"). Case 2:...
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110925 hr1
Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
This audio segment of Eye on the Target Radio focuses on the need for vigilance in defending Second Amendment rights, detailing two ongoing issues: a local zoning fight in Ohio and a state-level lawsuit in New Jersey, plus a story illustrating the necessity of self-protection. The main points covered are: Local Zoning Battle in Ohio: The hosts, Rob and Amanda, discovered a new set of zoning regulations being proposed in their sparsely populated Ohio township. These regulations attempt to outlaw or heavily restrict shooting on private property by imposing overly specific and unconstitutional...
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110225 hr2
Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
Themes: Self-defense rights • Gun control laws • Public safety • Supreme Court cases 🔹 Self-Defense on Public Transit The show opens with a discussion about violent attacks on public transportation, referencing a Ukrainian woman killed on a bus and a recent stabbing of a pregnant couple in St. Louis. Debate centers on whether citizens should be allowed to carry firearms on buses and trains for protection. Missouri and Illinois legislators are reportedly considering changes to self-defense laws for public transport, pushed by activists Susan Myers and Rhonda Zell. Amanda reads...
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110225 hr1
Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
Topics: Remembering Shirley Wattrell • NRA restructuring • Trends in gun culture and policy • Firearms safety advocacy 🔹 Tribute to Shirley Wattrell The show opened with the hosts mourning Shirley Wattrell, a domestic-violence survivor who became a firearms instructor and author of Heels to Holster. Her life story was being adapted into a film produced by Dean Cain, scheduled for release in 2026. She passed away on November 1, 2025 while the movie was in post-production. Amanda described Shirley’s deep creative involvement, from writing the script to coordinating music and...
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Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss straw purchases, highlighting cases where individuals buy firearms for prohibited persons, leading to severe penalties like 12 to 25 years in prison for a Philadelphia man who acquired 14 guns between 2018 and 2023. Suffecool emphasizes gun shops' role in identifying such transactions, underscoring risks in Second Amendment advocacy amid bulk purchases for criminals. The hosts examine the ATF's bump stock ban reversal by the Supreme Court, noting Justice Clarence Thomas's clarification that bump stocks do not convert semi-automatic rifles into...
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Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns
Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell recount Suffecool's participation in the Women's Wilderness Escape at the Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico, where 40 women from across the country gathered for firearms education and outdoor activities. Suffecool describes shooting bows, rifles, pistols, and shotguns, alongside wildlife sightings like elk and partridges, emphasizing historical archery techniques and modern adaptations for Second Amendment advocacy. The hosts highlight instructors such as Julie Golob, Tatiana Whitlock, Becky Yackley, Diane Walls, and Jessica Hooks, who led sessions...
info_outlineThe hosts, Amanda Suffolk and Rob Campbell, open Eye on the Target Radio with updates on recent community activism around local zoning changes. Their township attempted to insert anti-gun regulations, safety rules, and even restrictions impacting Amanda’s earth-sheltered home into the zoning manual.
A large public turnout at earlier meetings caused officials to table the gun-related proposals, but the community wasn’t satisfied. Amanda and Rob organized neighbors, distributed information, researched options, and brought in statements from organizations like the Ohio Citizens Defense League—one warning the proposed rules were unconstitutional and could lead to lawsuits.
At the next meeting, over 150 residents attended, surprising township leaders. The community pushed two options:
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Remove the overreach from the zoning book, or
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Pursue the “nuclear option” of eliminating zoning entirely.
They collected half the needed signatures for the latter during the meeting. Their message to listeners: pay attention to local overreach and get involved.
ChatGPT Segment About Rob
Amanda reads humorous AI-generated descriptions of Rob. Highlights include:
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Rob is portrayed as the technical gun geek with deep mechanical firearm knowledge.
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Their on-air dynamic is described as “playful sibling rivalry”—Amanda energetic, Rob technical.
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AI attributes expertise, historical knowledge, and collector insight to him.
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Some descriptions amuse the hosts, especially claims he favors “thoughtful regulation.” Amanda counters that Rob is more of a “paint your keister blue and yell freedom” type.
They joke about who really plots their activism—Amanda executing plans while Rob quietly steers from behind the scenes.
Firearm-Related PSAs and Sponsor Spots
Throughout the show, multiple sponsor messages air, including:
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Realize Firearms Awareness Coalition
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Project ChildSafe
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The Complete Combatant training
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Riding Shotgun with Charlie
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Decoding Firearms
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Locked-In Grip
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Rust is Bad
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Various local firearms businesses
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D.C. Project
News Teaser
In the final minute, Amanda notes an upcoming news topic:
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The ATF is back in the headlines, and President Trump has nominated Robert Cekada for ATF leadership.