We Like Shooting 663 – Condissues

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Guests: Sean Maloney – https://secondcalldefense.org

GEAR CHAT

• Note ⭐Foxtrot Mike
• Imported Story (Savage) ⭐https://www.nooelec.com/store/sdr/sdr-receivers/smart.html?SID=eeb3bcl0nho7kjgrh7m6apc4r7
• Pew Locker ⭐Pew.locker is a service described as ‘Your Stuff. Your Data. Encrypted.’ No firearms or technical gear products are detailed on the page. It appears unrelated to physical technical gear in the firearms industry.

BULLET POINTS

• Note ⭐Day in the life…
• Imported Story ⭐https://pew.report/c/bw79R6
• Chiappa 1873 Black Thunder Revolvers ⭐Italian-made Chiappa 1873 Black Thunder revolvers are retro-futuristic single-action six-shot wheelguns chambered in .44 Remington Magnum, blending classic Single Action Army design with modern features like a tensioned steel inner barrel sleeved in aluminum, Picatinny rails, fiber-optic sights, and transfer-bar safety. Available in 5.5-inch or 7.5-inch barrel lengths with enlarged trigger guards for gloved use and rubber Hogue grips. Meant for sporting and hunting needs.
• Wilson Combat Bulwark ⭐The Wilson Combat Bulwark is a new line of 9mm pistols designed as a double-stack, 15+1, optics-ready midsized service pistol. It features an enclosed hammer-fired operating system with a snag-free profile, stainless-steel slides over hand-fitted match-grade barrels, a removable fire-control module, and an integrated frame rail for rigid internal chassis. The pistol shares a Glock 19-like profile, making it cross-compatible with many G19-pattern holsters.
• Note ⭐Does grip angle matter?

GUN FIGHTS

• No one stepped into the arena this week.

GOING BALLISTIC

• Imported Story (Savage) ⭐
   
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• Imported Story (Savage) ⭐https://bearingarms.com/tomknighton/2026/05/14/minneapolis-mayor-signs-illegal-gun-control-measure-n1232529
• Imported Story (Savage) ⭐https://www.ammoland.com/2026/05/dugan-ashley-of-carnik-con-arrested-on-explosives-charges/

REVIEWS

• Review: MrPotatoGuy ⭐This is a great show you should listen to and it is always pointless. Speaking of pointless, here’s my guess at the chips the cast can best be described as.
  Nick is chips made with olestra – nowhere near the fat as the other chips, but you can expect a little bit of anal leakage to happen.
  Shawn is your good old fashioned BBQ. He brings the flavor, but he’s a little objectionable to some. Still, he’s better than most of the alternatives.
  Aaron is pickle flavor kettle chips from the dollar store: a poor imitation of things you like. He’s been burned repeatedly and and he’s extra salty. You’re not sure if he’s kosher or not, but something just isn’t quite right.
  Savage is whatever flavor Lay’s is pushing on people this month: He’s disgusting every time and you wonder why he exists. Was there asian influence? Were there a bukkake party involved? Nobody knows, but nobody ever likes him. Fuck savage.
  Jeremy hates everything and can’t be related to a chip, but he does lust for the flavor of ranch. Even so, Jeremy is salty and you can bet he hates the smell of vinegars – clip that bag of chips closed before he starts (nick)lynching people.
• Review: SomeFatGuy ⭐5 squares. If you’ve ever wondered what it would sound like if a handful of gun guys got trapped in a basement with microphones, unresolved beef, and way too much confidence, We Like Shooting is the show for you.
  The cast somehow manages to feel like a dysfunctional Thanksgiving dinner where everyone brought ammo instead of side dishes.
  Aaron has the energy of a man who is either expertly steering the ship or actively watching it sink while pretending everything is fine. Half ringmaster, half hostage negotiator.
  Shawn sounds like the kind of guy who could either give you genuinely useful life advice or convince you to buy something absolutely ridiculous at 2 a.m. and somehow you’d thank him for it.
  Jeremy brings the vibe of a man who has seen things, regretted most of them, and still came back for another episode anyway. He feels like the human embodiment of “this probably isn’t OSHA approved.”
  Nick sounds like he wandered into the show by accident and then just never left, which honestly works. Every group needs that one guy who sounds like he’s two seconds away from saying something either brilliant or completely unhinged.
  And then there’s Savage.
  Dear Lord.
  Listening to Savage read a news story is like watching someone try to parallel park a shopping cart with one wheel missing. The man cannot get through a single headline without turning it into a live-action battle against syllables. Every sentence is a hostage situation. Every paragraph feels like it’s being assembled from spare parts in real time. By the time he finishes one story, I’ve aged enough to qualify for Medicare.
  It’s not even reading at that point — it’s an endurance event.
  And yet… somehow… this disaster of a show is still entertaining.
  That’s the most frustrating part.
  Despite the derailments, side quests, verbal train wrecks, and whatever fresh nonsense Savage is doing to the English language, the show is still weirdly fun to listen to. It has the exact energy of friends arguing in a garage while one guy tries to read the news off a phone with a cracked screen.
  So is it polished? No.
  Is it professional? Also no.
  Will Savage ever make it through a story cleanly? Science says no.
  Will I probably still listen again? Unfortunately, yes.
  Final verdict:
  If you like firearms, chaos, and hearing a man publicly lose fistfights with basic sentence structure, We Like Shooting might be your new favorite podcast.
  #no notes
• Review: Touchmybiiscuit ⭐Jeremy, you’re muted.
  My blood has not boiled, thereby, inducing road rage, while listening to the podcast in many months. This is because I have I have not listened to shirt-money-stealing Aaron and Jeremy fight and trifle over utter nonsense.
  Our wives and girlfriends are more safe from getting hit on without him.
  I would, however, like to hear from Aaron, when he finishes writing his book, which I presume is titled, “I Know Why the Caged Jew Sings”. Or perhaps he has changed the title to “Mein Autobus Kampfen ” (Translation: my struggle bus)
  Five squares. No notes.

  PS. Jerombe, look up how to say the N word in sign language. You must do this on air
  PPS. Aaron, if you have been fired (again) and need help editing your resume, I’d be happy to help for the low, low price of one firearm transfer