Rob and Amanda welcome Brian Hill from The Complete Combatant, a renowned firearms trainer, to discuss the resurgence of rifle training, particularly with the AR-15, America’s favorite rifle. Brian shares insights on his upcoming rifle class in Georgia, emphasizing essentials like slings, zeroed optics, and hard cases for TSA compliance.

Brian also highlights the versatility of modern shotguns, like the Beretta 1301, for home defense, praising advancements in ammo consistency. The conversation shifts to global Second Amendment aspirations, with Taiwan, Israel, and others seeking U.S.-style gun rights amid looming threats.

Domestically, the hosts applaud Oregon’s challenge to Measure 114, citing the Bruen decision, and celebrate the DOJ’s push against Illinois’ magazine bans. They also discuss Pennsylvania’s move to end its Sunday hunting ban, uncovering quirky state laws rooted in historical blue laws.

Urging listeners to support suppressor inclusion in the “Big Beautiful Bill,” Rob and Amanda encourage contacting senators to preserve this pro-gun measure. Packed with training tips, legal updates, and global perspectives, this hour is a dynamic blend of expertise and advocacy.

Rob shares his unexpected appointment to a collectors' committee, sparking a lively discussion about his new role requiring a suit—perhaps even a mariachi-inspired one! Rob and Amanda explore the nuances of gun collecting, emphasizing the value of rare, oversized firearms like .50 caliber rifles and factory-engraved pieces, while offering practical tips on identifying undervalued treasures, such as a Mauser rifle bought for $120 that turned out to be a rare post-World War I piece.

They also tackle pressing Second Amendment issues, including a unanimous Supreme Court decision upholding the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act against Mexico’s lawsuit targeting U.S. gun manufacturers. Amanda and Rob critique attempts by Senators Blumenthal and Murphy to repeal this act, alongside a lawsuit by 16 state attorneys general challenging the return of legally purchased forced reset triggers.

They also touch on a curious case involving a Chinese national allegedly shipping guns to North Korea, raising questions about regulatory oversight. Rob and Amanda give a nod to GunCon in Cleveland on June 28.