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Published reviews1,973

Average rating4.8 / 5

Review periodDecember 28, 2012 to October 21, 2026

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Hey guys new to the show. You guys are awesome in helping me understand lots of stuff about guns that I didn’t know about so I have to thank you there. Being someone new to optics so much so I have a 40 year old scope on my coyote rifle and me really wanting to upgrade. Would you guys recommend a swamp fox lpvo or red dot with magnifier. Again thank you guys so much. Keep up the great work.

— TJ

This review is long overdue and outside the parameters of usual reviews. I discovered WLS after listening to the original AR15 podcast hosted by Jake circa (that means about) 2014. I've listened since episode one and have had the privilege to meet all the cast, except for Savage 1R (does he need an exit visa for the Peoples Republic of Washington State?) on several occasions and feel comfortable in saying we are friends. The firearms community is better off for having this eclectic group to entertain us all. The short meeting at SHOT show 2023 did not give me enough time to thank them, or buy them drinks, for an episode they produced around July 9, 2020.

Short story long: In the morning of July 9th, 2020, I left my house for my father’s funeral. My father meant the world to me, and I really did not know how much he had accomplished in his life until his funeral and wake. My father was an Army veteran who served in the Korean war, but never really talked about it too much. His two favorite stories were getting stranded in Hawaii for a month and having to share Hawaiian shirts, shorts, and sandals with his team members as they didn't have enough money to buy their own attire. So, they pooled their money and bought 3 sets and they rotated through the team. His other favorite story was driving a motorcycle off a cliff at night and ending up in the Sea of Japan. Swimming to shore they waited for daybreak to see if they could dive and salvage any gear. Then they saw the motorcycle and gear on the rocks. Turns out he and his teammate had the good fortune of driving off the cliff at high tide. So good luck for me!

So, what does any of this have to do with the cast of WLS? As I drove to my father’s funeral, I was listening to WLS. As is usually the case with WLS an organic conversation developed, and they began talking about their fathers and the impact they had on their lives. So here I am alone in my car, driving through the waste lands of the dempanic lockdown and I felt like I was traveling with my friends. Hearing their voices eased my heavy heart and comforted me. I knew the world would go on.

I love them all! But it still doesn't stop me from yelling at them when someone is saying something stupid. I wish them all the success in the world.

— Michael C

Five Stars from Michael C: This review is long overdue and outside the parameters of usual reviews. I discovered WLS after listening to the original AR15 podcast hosted by Jake circa (that means about) 2014. I've listened since episode one and have had the privilege to meet all the cast, except for Savage 1R (does he need an exit visa for the Peoples Republic of Washington State?) on several occasions and feel comfortable in saying we are friends. The firearms community is better off for having this eclectic group to entertain us all. The short meeting at SHOT show 2023 did not give me enough time to thank them, or buy them drinks, for an episode they produced around July 9, 2020.

Short story long: In the morning of July 9th, 2020, I left my house for my father’s funeral. My father meant the world to me, and I really did not know how much he had accomplished in his life until his funeral and wake. My father was an Army veteran who served in the Korean war, but never really talked about it too much. His two favorite stories were getting stranded in Hawaii for a month and having to share Hawaiian shirts, shorts, and sandals with his team members as they didn't have enough money to buy their own attire. So, they pooled their money and bought 3 sets and they rotated through the team. His other favorite story was driving a motorcycle off a cliff at night and ending up in the Sea of Japan. Swimming to shore they waited for daybreak to see if they could dive and salvage any gear. Then they saw the motorcycle and gear on the rocks. Turns out he and his teammate had the good fortune of driving off the cliff at high tide. So good luck for me!

— Anonymous listener

The We Like The Gun Collective Show.
This show was started in 2016 by John Patton. After making a name for himself in the gun industry he sold the show to a ragtag bunch of autistic diabetic idiots who can barely keep it together. It often strays from a gun podcast and morphs into a “how to home improvement, what’s the real ingredients in chili, let’s argue about something stupid” show.
Every now and then you’ll get some good gun advice but don’t count on it often.
Once or twice a year the owner, John Patton stops by to check on his bitches. He needs to make sure the milkshake still brings the boys to the yard if you know what I mean. Gay sex.
Anyway, I’ll list one good thing and one bad thing about each cast member.
John Patton:
The good- he has great hair.
The bad- he left the show to these knuckle draggers.

Scheawne Herrin:
The good- has sexual dominance over the cast.
The bad- doesn’t know how to shut the fuck up sometimes. Oh wait. That’s Arron. Nevermind.

Arron the Jew:
The good- mother fucker takes a lickin’ and keeps on Jewing.
The bad-. Mother fucker takes a lickin’ and keeps on Jewing.

Nick Lunch:
The good. He has retard strength when it come to logic and keeping the show from completely being derailed.

The bad- he poops a lot. Like so much. I’m actually worried. Nick, are you taking a good probiotic to replenish good intestinal gut flora? Is it IBS? Don’t know what’s going on with you but I’ll help if I can. Get you in a cleanse or something but for fucks same get your shit together.

Jeremy Positively/Derrick:
The good-he’s the guy you want with you at the end of the world.
The bad- he’s the guy you don’t want to run into at the end of the world. Especially if your a dog.

Savage One Are;
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All in all, this stupid show is entertaining, informative and my favorite gun podcast. I love these fucking retards, my dream is to someday be on the show with them and just talk guns. I feel like we’re at the point where we could finish hers sente………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

— Warrior of the Weekend

Is it just me or does Nick look like Tom hanks from philadelphia? What makes it funny is since he’s the youngest guy in the show he probably doesn’t get the pop culture reference. Seriously, did a Gypsie brush his face and say thinner? Someone get this man whatever Jeremy is eating because dad bod is becoming a Gahdamn bod. Great show kept it up. And fuck Aaron

— Nick

Have you ever been beaten by a wet spaghetti noodle by your girlfriend because she has a twin sister and you got confused and fucked her dad? Thats what it feels like listening to WLS. 5 stars!

— Goldenteabag

These men are all godless soulless sodomites.

— Jared

Great podcast. You guys give Jeremy way too hard of a time. He’s the only correct one there. The only way to solve an issue is with brute force and violence. Why talk when you can shoot. Anyways, being a California listener, I would love it if you did some SoCal events because that way I know you’d be unarmed because of California’s carry laws lol.

— Jjjjj

I’ve been a OG listener since the beginning and I wait impatiently every week for the chaos that is we like shooting. This podcast has gotten me through a lot of dark times wether it’s dealing with the VA because they are cunts or a horrible marriage that you just have to bite your tongue because your kid’s happiness is more important than your mental health. I feel like I’m having a beer with my buddies every time I watch/listen so it definitely feel like a family. So whatever you are dealing with in your life just taking a break from your everyday grind and bullshit and listen to these guys will do you good. One of the best days of my life was meeting Shawn, Aaron and Nick at triggercon. Without hesitation they took me around to all the people they knew introducing me to them. Good dudes. One thing that Shawn has said that has stuck with me is “your worst day here is better than not having you here at all”.

— Tactical muffintop

You fuckers are awesome! Shawn, you are looking more like Dusty Hill from ZZ Top, even more since he’s noe deceased (moment of silence) Love that group. Saw them in Savannah, Ga where my gf dumped me and so I left her with her new boyfriend. Nice enough to drop her shit off at her house. When I got there, she had called her mommy to say I left her and ended up driving back with a 12 gauge pressed against my head. Older brother can suck me. Crazy fucking family. So just wanted to say that new mag loader (slap loader) that Nick talked about, works with every 9mm mag I have…even 9 largo. Tried Walther, Steyr, CZ, etc.
Can’t get binary triggers in Florida since Parkland. Asked my faggot ass rep why he voted for it and he said we had to do something. Rick Scott signed it into law. Then hauled sss to the Senate.. All you assholes rule, even the commies. Next election, Trump sucks but not as bad as Joe”diaper boy” Biden. If Trump wins the Republican candidacy get say guck it and give it to asslick again, This country is wto shit.

— Daddydog

5 stars, 1 for each of you, Savage even gets one for being smart enough to stay home.
It was good to see you guys are the same in person as you appear to be on the show. The authenticity was appreciated. It was like getting to see my old friends. Mayor McCheese aka Shawn giggling away while keeping things in order. His side kick Officer Big Mac aka Aaron standing by to take one for the team, and calling out Jeremy every change he gets. Captain Crook aka Nick stealing red bull from the Brownell's cafeteria. And Ronald McDonald aka Jeremy making everyone laugh, he may have forgotten his red wig, but with the towering height and big feet to match he wasn’t hiding from anyone. -Robble Robble

— The Hamburglar

Double Tap 311 - Cringe

Starts off with the hosts telling us they will make the listener “horny / aroused” for guns, someone said their “ear hole was gay”, and then they also spoke about getting inside their own p***y??

— sofrware developer