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On this week's episode of Armed Lutheran Radio we look at a little blasphemy from our side of the Gun Rights debate. We dig into the mail bag and and answer some listener emails. Sgt. Bill shares lessons learned from a Rob Leatham pistol class. Aaron has advice for avoiding bad holster ideas and Mia looks talks about SHOT Show.
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Links of Interest
- RAE Gear – Use the Promo Code “ALR” for a 10% discount
- AmmoLand – The Ten Commandments of The Second Amendment
- Adherents.com – Religious Affiliation of the Founding Fathers
Listener Email
A long-overdue dive into the stack of listener emails, including an explanation of the Martin Luther quote that I have used for years on the About/Media Kit page.
Ballistic Minute with Sergeant Bill
Sgt. Bill got to attend a law-enforcement only pistol class taught by the Great One, Rob Leatham. Bill shares some of the lessons he learned about sight picture and shooting fast.
Aaron Israel of Fundamental Defense
There are lots of bad holster ideas floating around on the interwebs. Aaron talks about how to spot them and avoid them, and what to look for in a good holster design.
Mia's Motivations with Mia Anstine
Mia and her family are on the road to SHOT Show in Las Vegas and today she talks about the show, why its so great, and some of the products she's been looking forward to seeing in person.
Clinging to God and Guns
This week Lloyd and Pastor Bennett review a pro-gun bit of blasphemy from Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership.
Prayer of the Week
Almighty and everlasting God, mercifully look upon our infirmities and in all our dangers and necessities stretch forth Your hand to help and defend us; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord, who and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen.
Our Closing Theme A rockin' rendition of A Mighty Fortress is Our God, performed just for Armed Lutheran Radio by Kenny Gates.