033 GGR – God & Guns with Dustin Ellermann and Rob Robideau | Gun Guy Radio

20 October 2012 ~ 5 Comments

033 GGR – God & Guns with Dustin Ellermann and Rob Robideau

We talk with Rob and Dustin about common misconceptions about Christians and self defense.

Welcome to Gun Guy Radio! the podcast that shines a positive light on the firearms lifestyle.
I’m your host Jake and this is Zack the director of marketing at Lone Wolf Distributors.
This is your weekly dose of positive firearms talk, without the politics.

Week in Review:

Jake – Studio work, Primed Painted, $100 donation bought carpet, Dad really help alot with drywall and electrical
Zack – Sent my Caracal off to get the rear sight machined. Cleaned and organized my gun room.
Dustin – Just shot my first 3 Gun match, did awesome. Spoke at a college monday, was shooting a little video today with a Savage Rifle, Shooting a Range day in Hemphill this weekend and then another speaking event Saturday at a wild game dinner.

Help GGR: Shout out to Craig for all my short network cables Thank YOU Craig!
We need 500’ of network cable from our amazon wish list.

Main Topic: God and Guns – How does self defense and personal protection relate to Christianity

Dustin Ellermann: topshotdustin@gmail.com, Camp his way, Facebook, Twitter

Rob Robideau: http://www.personalarmament.com, Facebook, Twitter

Dustin: Give us a little back story on your faith

Rob: Give us a little back story on your faith

Common misconceptions about Christians and self defense.
Such as:
“turn the other cheek” Matthew 5:39

“thou shall not kill” Exodus 20

“eye for an eye” Leviticus 24:17

Doesn’t carrying a gun mean we don’t have faith in God to protect us? – fire extinguisher? lock doors? not foolish

If we just love one another everything will be ok… right?

Anti-gun Christians – Just misguided?

God actually calls us to protect ourselves and loved ones.

Serving in the military doesn’t contradict our beliefs

Carrying a gun/knife legally for protection is not contrary to Christianity.

Gospel Blll Show : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gospel_Bill_Show
http://store.churchonthemove.com/DVD/The+Gospel+Bill+Show.html

Focus on the Family: http://www.oneplace.com/ministries/adventures-in-odyssey/

http://whitsendblog.org/category/free-episodes/

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Listener Email: Chris: Hello, I am just getting into the black guns. I purchased a DPMS
5.56/223 with no rear sight, just flat rail. I thought i am looking for
a good match grade handle rail for CMP style competitions. I paid around
$700 brand new, looking to break it in this weekend. I will pick up some
magpul flip sights for now. I just got screwed for $55.00 on some Chinese
made handle sight that wouldn’t even fit my rails, go figure. I tried
to take it back to Biff’s gun world (No refund policy). The rails on
mine must be different, due to placing the sight handle on guns he has
in his store it worked fine. I Took the handle back and tried it again
on mine, and still had play. From what I figure there must be different
rails systems for me to figure out.

Anyways, I would like a recommendation for a match grade handle rail,
and a recommendation for a good optic system for this DPMS under $700.00
gun. I plan on some day getting into the 3 gun world.

http://www.rockriverarms.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=292
http://kitup.military.com/2012/07/back-up-iron-sight-drop-test.html

Steve: Just started listening to your podcasts a few weeks ago. I love the laid back atmosphere, the joking, and as everyone else has said it – no politics.

You have had some great guests on and I really enjoyed listening to Evil Roy and Randi, Dustin’s interview was outstanding and fun , and the gun dudes brought some more humor to the show. Why is it that I find the podcast most enjoyable when folks make fun of Zack? Hummm, that is something to look into and needs to be further studied and brought up over the next few weeks

I notice you all are into the poly guns. Any chance you guys are going to discuss 1911′s? Or have they become too “trendy” the past few years? As an owner of several poly’s in multiple calibers and a couple heavy steel 1911′s, I m most accurate with the 1911′s. I love the mag capacity of the poly’s, they are fun to put mass rounds on steel…but that 1911 trigger just can’t be beat for me; especially my Les Baer. Just curious to know your thoughts on them.
Steve also asks: Heh, I am interested to hear what Zack says. During the show you both did about the calibers, he made a little snide comment (“oh you’re in that camp” or something like that) about .45 ACP….like only a poly “long live the 9mm!” fanboi could. You could tell there was so much more he wanted to say

Bob: I wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed the “Cowboy Up” podcast. I have a VERY small budget and have been building a collection of “Cowboy Guns”. I have a Colt Cowboy and a Rossi 92 ( both in 45LC.). Now I need another hand gun and a double. The hard part is finding gun leather for a BIG guy on a small budget. Your show gave me some great knowledge. Thank you I got my first lesson from two of the world’s best. Keep up the great job.

Lyndon: Good show. But I’m getting tired of all the tactical stuff.
How about a show dedicated to hunting arms or hunting calibers. Not just off the top of your head stuff as you often do, but well researched info and history. For instance, what calibers are derived from other cases? Who was Ackley and what did he improve? .257 Roberts? What about hunting bullet types? Kinetic energy vs. knockdown? Cases that are rimmed or rebated. Why? What is, really, a magnum? Weatherby? Scopes? 30mm vs. 1 inch. Objective lenses. This type of stuff is real world info that would appeal to a broad base, not just cops or guys shooting 3 gun or whatever.

http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/

coyote hunting today

Itunes Reviews: No new But we do have 79 total written reviews.
We did get an “after show” review