Author Archives: Weerd Beard

In This Episode: Things are backwards so we start with Oddball with a review of the Cold Steel Espada Erin and Weer’d then discuss the news of the new year: We now have a 25th Constitutional/Permitless carry state, and maybe … Continue reading →

In This Episode Erin and Weer’d discuss: Erin’s nomination for a Gundie Award; A man who broke the law to save lives in a horrible blizzard; New Jersey doubles down on the anti-NYSRPA carry laws; Time Square had a terrorist … Continue reading →

In This Episode Weer’d didn’t want to have an episode this week, but Erin twisted his arm and gave us this free-form show (or, as Erin called it, “A Mag Dump without any potty words”). So join Weer’d, Erin, David, … Continue reading →

In This Episode It’s an ACP Round Table! Join Weer’d, Erin, David, and Oddball as they exchange gifts and discuss these news stories: There was a mass shooting in Australia,  despite all the stories saying this never happens. There was … Continue reading →

In This Episode Erin and Weer’d discuss a Stop the Bleed event held by the Atlanta Pink Pistols chapter and funded by Operation Blazing Sword; Xander was hacked recently, and he brings us his Independent Thoughts on the aftermath and … Continue reading →

In This Episode Erin and Weer’d discuss: Shannon Watts playing both the sides of a self-defense shooting; Oregon starting to regret the consequences of passing Measure 114; a San Diego Sheriff’s Captain is in trouble for running a corruption racket … Continue reading →

In This Episode Erin and Weer’d discuss: an article from The Atlantic about rethinking “Run, Hide, Fight” in a manner that shows some minds are being changed; the Chesapeake, VA Walmart shooting; and Biden’s declaration that semi-automatic weapons “have no … Continue reading →

In This Episode Erin and Weer’d discuss: the shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs; the racist remarks of a New Jersey assemblyman, and the racist roots of gun control; and the unintended consequences of passing Oregon Ballot Initiative 114. … Continue reading →