While cleaning my Glock 26 today I wanted to try a new product in my cleaning kit arsenal. The rail grooves of the Glock are quite narrow and it’s easily to apply too much oil in that location. So while trying the Weapon  Shield 1/4 ounce needle applicator, I was very impressed how easy it is to control the amount of oil being applied. The needle applicator allows you to apply a consistent amount of oil without over applying which will help eliminate waste.

Steel Shield Weapon Shield Gun Oil 1/4 oz. Liquid Needle Applicator $8.99

Most of you may already know that we now have an official GRRN Facebook page. Yesterday we received some statistics from Facebook letting us know how we are doing. We decided why not share that information with all of you.

Gun Rights Radio Network (Official)
219 monthly active users (+21 since last week)
349 people like this (+8 since last week)
19 wall posts and comments this week (+13 since last week)
142 visits this week (-79 since last week)

Help us make our Facebook page a success by encourage your friends and family to come over and take a look.

Note: You may notice that the Facebook badge in the upper right corner of our page is a little distorted. That happened after upgrade to our software and it is something that I am working to correct.

GRRN has a limited quantity of these new stickers so hurry and get yours now.

Send a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

GRRN
P.O. Box 966
South Bend, IN 46624

Best part it’s FREE!

We have a poll going on on the forum asking the following question “Should We Cancel GRRN Bar Stool Discussion?”. Please click on the link and let us know what you think.

Again I apologize for this episode because it’s over an hour, but at least it’s an hour shorter than the last episode. So yes you guessed it is just over two hours but we tried to go shorter than last episode and if you don’t vote in poll it may be a real short next time.

Let us know whether you noticed that there was absolutely no preparation for this episode whatsoever. We did end up talking quite a bit about technology but then we brought it back to guns and gun rights.

We do have a lot of fun with these episodes but we also would like to know that someone out there is listening to and enjoying them. Maybe if we continue on maybe one of you fun listeners would like to get in on the conversation with us sometime (if you can keep up).

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U.S. Firearms Industry Today:  Solid Business Growth Continues,
Yet Caution Demanded

I was able to drive into Chicago on July 9 to attend the third annual Second Amendment Freedom Rally and I was very glad I did.

The main reason for the trip was to record the rally audio and some interviews for my podcast (Gun Rights Advocates Podcast) and to support my former fellow citizens. See I was born in Chicago  our family had left more than 30 years ago, but I still have a very close bond with the city of my parents and grandparents.

But also I am very glad that we’ve moved into the state of Indiana where the government respects the rights of its citizens. See I just finished my application for a lifetime license to carry a handgun. This is something that the citizens of Chicago could only have dreamed about in the past. But after the decision in the Supreme Court on June 28, 2010 it helps to put them one step closer towards the freedom that their neighboring state Indiana already has.

Had a wonderful time talking with a lot of the participants and attendees at the rally. Everyone was very upbeat and excited, that was much different than a year ago when it was still uncertain how far the McDonald case would go.

Speaking of McDonald, Otis was there and it was very special to meet man whose name will most likely be part of constitutional law for a very long time. If you think about everything he’s had to go through in his life and then in the years that should be relaxation and retirement he takes on the Chicago political machine and the gang bangers in his neighborhood. He’s a very special man and you can see that in the photograph below.

Otis McDonald Photographed by Bill Stanczyk

Click HERE to learn more about the United States Concealed Carry Association

We know it has been well over a year since last time we recorded a podcast, so we are assured that we will have very few listeners to this episode. We also know that we tried to make up for all the time we lost all at once by recording an episode that is well over three hours long.

If you make it to the end of the show you will hear our e-mail addresses, so you can contact us and let us know how bad the show was.

Thanks,

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The Gun Nation

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Take a look at how our college campuses are restricting the free speech of our college students on campus. I think you may find the video associated with this link very shocking and disturbing.

Please forward it on to friends and family with children either in college or preparing to enter.

FIRE -- Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ccym0wLem-I

Today On Monday, June 28 will we mark the second anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling that affirmed United States citizens have an individual right to keep and bear arms.

On the same day we should also get a ruling from the Supreme Court on Chicago vs. McDonald. The case that will finally allow the fine citizens of Chicago to protect their homes with firearms.

As a very proud life member of the National Rifle Association would be very nice if our former very popular former president Charlton Heston was here enjoying the achievements that have been made.

But I can imagine he’s looking down on us right now with great pride as he looked in the picture below.

Remember: It’s not about guns, it’s about freedom! ™ – Mark Vanderberg

To all the fans of ProArms Podcast who have not seen an episode and quite a long time. Just wanted to let you know that the podcast is still available everywhere you would normally find.

The reason you have not seen an episode in a while is that they have a new feed for the podcast and which you will have to do is update your favorite podcast aggregator (iTune, Zune, or…..).

You’ll find the one click links that will help you update to the new feed on the right-hand side of this page. Just scroll down to the ProArms Podcast and click on the appropriate icon.

Now you will be able to enjoy our friends at ProArms Podcast again.

GRRN turned out to be the high bidder on a new domain name that we will use in the future. The domain is CONCEALEDHANDGUNLAWS.com and I can imagine us using it for a show related to handgun laws.

Looking at the top of my laptop you can see I have several pro-gun stickers attached. I would really like to see a Gun Rights Radio Network sticker on they are also.

So the contest, we need a design so that we can order some GRRN stickers to give out to our listeners. So if you are artistically inclined and would like to design a sticker for the network we will judge and pick the best one. The winner will receive a prize, yet to be determined. But you’ll like it and you be helping the network. Plus you get free stickers of your design!

How to Enter: Use the contact form above to contact me and I will send you an e-mail address where you can send your entry. You’ll be asked to send a high-quality JPG or a Photoshop file.

Recently we added several questions to the forum registration process. The reason we had to do this was so that we could reduce the amount of spammers trying to access the GRRN forum. We tried to make the questions easy enough for most of you who follow GRRN. But not too easy so that spammers will still have access.

If for whatever reason you have problems please feel free to contact me.

Very happy to announce today that Handgun World Show has joined GRRN. Please give Bob Mayne a warm welcome to the network.

Very happy to announce today that  Personal Armament Podcast has joined GRRN. Please give Rob Robideau a warm welcome to the network.

Gun Rights Radio Network is looking for listeners to help us in our expenses by subscribing to the network for as little $2 a month you can help support network.

Please use a subscription to think that is located on the right hand side this page.

Due to many technical difficulties, I was unable to record this episode. So Doc had to step it up and do the recording. It may sound a little different, but should be very close to all the rest.

I learned something that if your audio setup isn’t broken, don’t try to fix it.

Hosts:

Mark Vanderberg – Gun Rights Advocates Podcast

Doc Wesson – The Gun Nation Podcast

Guest:

Jake Matic – listener,  Donated the Ruger Mark II for the Giveaway

Doc and myself got a little long-winded, in this episode, but we both enjoy doing it very much and hope you enjoyed listening to it.  We welcome your feedback on the forums.

Hosts:

Mark Vanderberg – Gun Rights Advocates Podcast

Doc Wesson – The Gun Nation Podcast

Links:

Support for Gun Control at All-Time Low in USA

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Always enjoyed talking to Doc. from “The Gun Nation Podcast” and I thought you might enjoy listening in on the conversation.

Hosts:

Mark Vanderberg – Gun Rights Advocates Podcast

Doc Wesson – The Gun Nation Podcast

Links:

The Gun Nation Podcast

Average Joe’s Handgun Reviews

Gun Rights Advocates Podcast

On behalf of everyone at the Gun Rights Radio Network we hope you all have a happy and safe Christmas. I know we are all looking forward to the future and what we can do with our podcasts and the network. We will have some new and exciting things for you in the coming year and we all appreciate all the support we’ve been giving in e-mails, comments and also on the forums.

Thank you,

Mark Vanderberg

now you can have it

Originally uploaded by Leyinglo

This photograph represents a lot of what gun rights activists believe in at least in principle.

If you don’t want to have someone pry it from your cold dead hands then maybe you should consider joining one of the national gun rights advocacy groups like the National Rifle Association.

You can get a membership for as little as $10 a year.