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Eye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns42626 hr2The hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss several recent gun policy developments across the United States, focusing on states and jurisdictions they view as increasingly restrictive. They begin with New York's proposed Senate Bill 9215, which would classify BB guns and air rifles as "imitation weapons," raise the legal age to 18, and require bright coloring and barrel plugs—rules that critics argue would make such devices unusable and blur distinctions between low-powered BB guns and high-powered air rifles. They frame this as part of a broader trend of tightening regulations and limiting access. The conversation then shifts to...
2026-04-2753 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns42626 hr1This episode of Eye on the Target Radio features hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell recapping their recent trip to the NRA Annual Meeting in Houston and discussing current developments in the firearms world. They begin by sharing highlights from the event. Rob was particularly interested in a new, more affordable reproduction of the classic Luger pistol, which could make historically significant firearms accessible to everyday shooters. Amanda's standout moment was receiving the NRA's Sybil Ludington Award, recognizing her contributions to Second Amendment advocacy. They also discuss the growth of the "Voices of the Second Amendment" media...
2026-04-2753 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns41926 hr2The episode focused heavily on current Second Amendment legal battles, including the case involving Susanna Kipke and another case involving Tyler Izagirre. The hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell explained how these cases are slowly moving through the courts and how legal standing can disappear over time as laws change or plaintiffs move away. Tyler Izagirre remains the last active plaintiff in a case challenging District of Columbia restrictions on magazines over 10 rounds after being denied the ability to register a Sig Sauer P365 with a 12-round magazine. The discussion then shifted to new interpretations from the B...
2026-04-2053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns41926 hr1The radio segment focused heavily on recent legal and political developments surrounding gun rights. Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discussed a proposed change by the United States Postal Service that could allow private individuals to mail handguns for the first time since 1927. They argued that current restrictions force gun owners to use more expensive private carriers like UPS and FedEx, increasing costs for consumers and gun shops. They also noted that the Department of Justice has reportedly signaled that the longstanding postal restrictions may be unconstitutional under the framework established by the Bruen decision. The hosts also...
2026-04-2053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns41226 hr2In this hour of Eye on the Target Radio, the hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss several major Second Amendment-related issues, starting with criticism of the ATF's rulemaking process. They argue that public input is often ignored and focus on the 2022 rule redefining "frames and receivers," which expanded regulation to unfinished or partially completed firearm components. The hosts question the logic behind the rule, particularly how "ghost gun" statistics increased largely due to changes in definitions rather than actual crime trends. They also suggest that criminals are more likely to obtain stolen firearms than build them from kits.
2026-04-1353 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns41226 hr1The episode of Eye on the Target Radio opens with hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discussing their upcoming trip to the NRA Annual Meeting in Houston. They describe the event as a massive gathering featuring firearms, gear, training sessions, collectors' exhibits, and industry personalities, noting its size, rotating locations, and importance within the Second Amendment community. They also highlight their involvement in the "Voices of the Second Amendment" media row, where numerous content creators will interview guests and produce live content. The conversation shifts to legal and political developments surrounding gun rights. A major topic is...
2026-04-1353 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns40526 hr1 This episode of Eye on the Target Radio covers recent developments in gun laws, court cases, and political trends surrounding the Second Amendment. The hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss a proposed rule change by the U.S. Postal Service that would allow non-licensed individuals to mail handguns for the first time in nearly a century. This follows a Department of Justice opinion suggesting the long-standing restriction is unconstitutional. They view this as a positive step that could lower costs and expand legal access for gun owners. They also examine ongoing legal battles over...
2026-04-0653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns032926 hr1This episode of Eye on the Target Radio opens with Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell setting a casual, humorous tone while introducing the show and reflecting on their long time in broadcasting. They quickly transition into discussing their recent experience at Tom Givens' Rangemaster TACCON event, where they participated in training designed to simulate stress and prepare individuals for real-world self-defense situations. They explain that while artificial stress can be introduced in training, it never fully replicates the intensity of a true life-threatening encounter. Even so, consistent practice—especially under pressure—helps build familiarity and competence with firearms. A...
2026-03-3053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns032226 hr2 The episode features two main segments from the SHOT Show floor hosted by Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell. First, Brooke and Paul introduce the Range Network, a growing, free nationwide network designed to help gun range owners collaborate and improve their businesses. The network connects ranges to share best practices, solve common problems, and support the overall health of the industry. Through "huddles" (meetings), owners exchange ideas on staffing, operations, and customer experience without competing directly. The goal is to strengthen the shooting community, make ranges more welcoming, and ensure people have safe places to practice. They...
2026-03-2353 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns032226 hr1 This episode of Eye on the Target Radio combines personal experiences with firearms and broader discussions about gun laws and policy. The hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell begin by talking about their recent experience registering suppressors using a newer digital system. While the $200 tax stamp has been eliminated, the registration process still exists, though it has become much faster and more streamlined compared to the old paper-based system that could take many months. They also discuss preparing for an upcoming training trip, including decisions about what firearms and gear to bring. A key theme is the...
2026-03-2353 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns031526 hr2This episode of Eye on the Target Radio, hosted by Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell, features interviews recorded on the floor of the SHOT Show. The hosts speak with industry guests about new initiatives in the shooting sports community as well as hunting and outdoor television. The first segment features Paul and Brooke from The Range Network, a program designed to help gun range owners collaborate and improve their businesses. Paul explains that the idea grew out of earlier industry "roundtable" meetings he helped organize with the National Shooting Sports Foundation. Those meetings allowed ranges, manufacturers, and...
2026-03-1653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns031526 hr1This episode of Eye on the Target Radio hosted by Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell opens with updates on their upcoming travel and speaking schedule as they continue covering firearms policy and industry events around the country. They announce plans to attend several major Second Amendment gatherings, including the New England Firearms Advocacy Conference organized by the Second Amendment Foundation in Chicopee, Massachusetts, as well as appearances in Texas and at other national gun-rights conferences later in the year. The hosts explain that attending these events allows them to connect with activists, industry professionals, and lawmakers while gathering information...
2026-03-1653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns030826 hr2*]:pointer-events-auto scroll-mt-(--header-height)" dir="auto" tabindex="-1" data-turn-id= "261b1f7a-b9bf-43a3-ab76-31433e6f6c04" data-testid= "conversation-turn-7" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn="user"> *]:pointer-events-auto scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" tabindex="-1" data-turn-id= "request-WEB:2d7f19d9-e79e-4343-a209-5a086d3f1efe-3" data-testid= "conversation-turn-8" data-scroll-anchor="true" data-turn= "assistant"> In this episode of Eye on the Target Radio, hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell broadcast from the floor of the SHOT Show, interviewing guests about new ideas, businesses, and experiences within the firearms and outdoor industries. The first segment...
2026-03-0953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns030826 hr1In this episode of Eye on the Target Radio, hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell return to the studio and begin with a lighthearted discussion about firearms and recent range experiences. They talk about the controversy surrounding the SIG Sauer P320 pistol, noting that negative publicity has caused some gun owners and shooting ranges to avoid the firearm even if individuals have never personally experienced problems with it. Rob also describes testing a new handgun at the range and comments on its weight and performance. The hosts compare firearm designs, highlighting the simplicity of Glock pistols versus the more...
2026-03-0953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns030126 hr2Broadcasting from the floor of the SHOT Show, the hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell welcome Brooke and Paul from The Range Network to discuss their mission of strengthening the gun range industry. Paul explains that the idea grew out of an earlier initiative he helped pilot with the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) called Industry Roundtable, which brought together ranges, retailers, manufacturers, and vendors to openly discuss shared challenges. When COVID halted that effort just as it was preparing to expand nationwide, Paul regrouped with encouragement from Brooke and refocused specifically on supporting gun ranges. Their belief is...
2026-03-0253 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns030126 hr1In this episode of Eye on the Target Radio, Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell broadcast remotely and dive into major developments surrounding the Second Amendment and federal firearms law. The centerpiece of the discussion is proposed legislation in Kentucky and West Virginia that seeks to work around the Hughes Amendment, the 1986 provision that effectively halted civilian access to newly manufactured machine guns. The hosts explain that the proposal would allow the state itself to purchase newly manufactured machine guns and then transfer them to qualified residents. While still early in the legislative process, they describe the idea as a...
2026-03-0253 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns022226 hr1This episode of Eye on the Target Radio features Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discussing firearms news, events, and a special guest interview. Rob shares details about winning a large prize package at SHOT Show from SAR USA, which included a pistol, magazines, gear, and more still to arrive. The hosts also recap Amanda's experience at the 2A Freedom Fest in Florida, highlighting strong attendance, a lineup of prominent Second Amendment advocates, and the presence of several NRA board members. They discuss the value of grassroots events and similar gatherings like GunCon, along with ongoing conversations about...
2026-02-2353 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns021526 hr2Broadcast live from the floor of the SHOT Show, this (2nd hour) episode of Eye on the Target Radio finds hosts Amanda Suffolk and Rob Campbell immersed in the heart of the firearms industry, sharing highlights from Media Day and Range Day while exploring the newest gear, products, and innovations. From hands-on demos to conversations with manufacturers, they discuss emerging trends in firearms technology, accessories, and training tools, along with the overall atmosphere of SHOT Show and how it reflects both consumer demand and industry resilience in the face of continued political pressure. Amanda sits down with C...
2026-02-1653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns021526 hr1On this episode of Eye on the Target Radio, hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell take listeners along on their latest industry travels, starting with highlights from the SHOT Show and the Great American Outdoor Show. They recap everything from dock-dog competitions and impressive taxidermy exhibits to cutting-edge targets and new firearms products hitting the market. The hosts share firsthand impressions from Range Day and Media Day, discussing emerging trends, standout manufacturers, and how the industry continues to innovate despite ongoing political pressure. The conversation then shifts to major Second Amendment news, including concerns surrounding the Bureau...
2026-02-1653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns020126 hr1Hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell open the show by returning from SHOT Show in Las Vegas, joking about weather contrasts before diving into current Second Amendment news and commentary. They discuss what they see as a bizarre political moment, noting gun-control groups like the Giffords Foundation selectively quoting and reframing the Second Amendment, and left-leaning commentators echoing long-standing pro-2A arguments about resisting tyranny. The hosts criticize proposals and social media commentary they view as illogical—such as calls for women to open-carry firearms as a political stunt—and reiterate their belief that firearms are about self...
2026-02-0253 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns012526 hr1This episode of Eye on the Target Radio is broadcast from the SHOT Show in Las Vegas, where hosts Amanda and Rob discuss the energy, scale, and evolution of the firearms industry. They reflect on how SHOT Show has grown over decades into a major gathering of Second Amendment advocates, manufacturers, media, and educators, noting increased diversity, improved treatment of women, and changing industry culture. Much of the conversation focuses on trends in firearms and ammunition, including shifts toward subsonic calibers, short-barreled platforms, suppressors, evolving bullet design, and the importance of choosing equipment based on realistic defensive use rather...
2026-01-2653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns011826 hr1This episode of Eye on the Target Radio features hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell broadcasting from Las Vegas during SHOT Show week, where they discuss the show's role as the industry's biggest showcase for firearms, gear, and innovation. They describe Industry Day at the range, where attendees can test everything from machine guns to high-powered rifles, and highlight how SHOT Show gives small, creative companies a rare chance to be seen alongside major manufacturers. The conversation dives into unusual and innovative firearms designs, including ultra-compact and disguised carry guns, and reflects on historical ingenuity in gunmaking...
2026-01-1953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns010426 hr2This hour of Eye on the Target Radio opens with Amanda Suffolk and Rob Campbell welcoming listeners and diving into an extended discussion on firearms auctions, collecting, and smart buying strategies. Rob explains that auctions—estate sales, private collections, and auction houses—can be excellent places to find rare or older firearms, but only if buyers do their homework. The hosts emphasize that auction descriptions are often vague, making the buyer responsible for understanding exactly what they are bidding on, including historical details, distinguishing features, and true market value. Using examples like Thompson submachine gun magazines, Rob expl...
2026-01-0553 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns122825 hr2Hour 2 begins with host Amanda Suffolk welcoming Todd Vandermeer, a newly elected NRA Board of Directors member from Illinois and a longtime Second Amendment advocate. Todd explains his background as an "accidental lobbyist," describing how his involvement began with the Illinois State Rifle Association and eventually led to more than two decades working as an NRA contract lobbyist. He later represented Illinois firearms dealers and manufacturers, helped establish lobbying presence at the state capitol, and now serves as president of the Aurora Sportsman's Club, one of the largest gun clubs in the state. He is also involved with nonprofit...
2025-12-2953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns122825 hr1The show opens in a relaxed, conversational tone with hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell talking about the holiday season and firearm-related gifts. Rob shares that he received a collection of vintage firearms magazines from the late 1960s, while Amanda talks about buying ammunition and a shotgun for her husband so he can go trap shooting. This leads into lighthearted banter about gun-related gifts, the "shotgun fairy," and Rob's well-known habit of collecting unusual and historic ammunition rather than guns themselves. From there, the discussion turns into an in-depth and educational conversation about antique ammunition. Rob explains...
2025-12-2953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns122225 hr1Eye on the Target Radio (Rob & Amanda) Rob and Amanda open the show with light banter before diving into a detailed discussion about an estate cleanup involving a large and unusual ammunition collection. Rob describes examining historic and obscure cartridges dating from the Civil War through early 20th century, including rimfire, pinfire, centerfire, extra-short and extra-long rounds, experimental cartridges, and rare calibers such as Spencer, Henry, Stevens, and early Colt ammunition. They discuss the challenges of identifying, preserving, valuing, and disposing of collectible ammo, noting that most gun shops won't handle it and that ammo collecting is a...
2025-12-2353 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns121425 hr2Hour two of Eye on the Target Radio dives deeply into federalism, firearms law, and current Second Amendment developments. Rob and Amanda begin with a discussion of interstate commerce and federal supremacy, focusing on South Dakota's proposal to deregulate suppressors manufactured and kept within the state. They explain how similar efforts in Montana and Tennessee failed under federal court rulings, with judges relying on the idea that firearms could eventually enter interstate commerce. The hosts debate whether South Dakota's approach could succeed, whether it might pressure federal regulators, and how loosening state laws could attract firearms manufacturing and economic...
2025-12-1553 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns121425 hr1This episode of Eye on the Target Radio opens with Rob Campbell and Amanda Suffecool exchanging lighthearted stories about winter shooting alternatives, including unconventional CO₂-powered dart guns, crossbow pistols, and basement-friendly training tools. While some of these devices are legally classified like pellet guns, the hosts stress they are not toys and require adult judgment and strict safety awareness. The conversation shifts to everyday gun ownership, touching on firearm maintenance habits, the historical reasons behind frequent cleaning, and practical holiday gift ideas for gun owners. Rather than novelty items, the hosts recommend replenishing trusted cleaning supplies an...
2025-12-1553 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns113025 hr1The hosts, Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell, open Eye on the Target Radio with lighthearted banter about taking photos for upcoming trade shows, joking about selfies, bad angles, and their hobby of rehabbing old houses. They then shift into gun-rights news, focusing on several major legal developments involving the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Second Amendment. Key Topics Discussed 1. DOJ Involvement in Wolford v. Lopez (Hawaii "Sensitive Places" Case) The Trump-era DOJ has asked the Supreme Court to participate in oral arguments. The case challenges Hawaii's rule requiring explicit permission to carry...
2025-12-0153 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns112325 hr1The hosts, Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell, open Eye on the Target Radio with updates on recent community activism around local zoning changes. Their township attempted to insert anti-gun regulations, safety rules, and even restrictions impacting Amanda's earth-sheltered home into the zoning manual. A large public turnout at earlier meetings caused officials to table the gun-related proposals, but the community wasn't satisfied. Amanda and Rob organized neighbors, distributed information, researched options, and brought in statements from organizations like the Ohio Citizens Defense League—one warning the proposed rules were unconstitutional and could lead to lawsuits. At...
2025-11-2453 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns111625 Hr1The hosts of Eye on the Target Radio, Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell, open the show with light banter about AI describing Rob as "unenthusiastic," which leads to humorous discussion about their personalities. They then shift to a local controversy in their small rural township, where proposed zoning changes attempted to restrict gun use, hunting, and even home and building designs. The proposals triggered strong community pushback, especially from gun owners, resulting in many of the controversial provisions being struck from the document. A newspaper article reported these rollbacks, but concerns remain because officials hinted that some regulations might...
2025-11-1753 min
The Weekly Reload PodcastNRA Board Member Explains the Group's Restructuring (Ft. Amanda Suffecool)This week, we're taking a close look at what's going on with the National Rifle Association (NRA).
The NRA was swamped by its rivals in the gun debate during the 2025 elections just as it was announcing a major restructuring effort that featured dozens of staff furloughs. To provide insight into the group's plans, we've brought on NRA board member Amanda Suffecool. She is a member of the internal reform movement and now sits on the board's Finance Committee.
Suffecool said she is confident that reformers are in full control of the NRA and have a...
2025-11-1749 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns110925 hr2The second hour of the broadcast, hosted by Amanda Suffolk with co-host Rob Campbell, focused primarily on two main topics: Supreme Court Second Amendment Cases and Upcoming NRA Annual Meetings. 🏛️ Supreme Court Second Amendment Cases The Supreme Court has agreed to hear two Second Amendment cases and is considering picking up a third from a larger "pile" of cases. Case 1: Sensitive Places (Wolford v. Lopez, out of Hawaii) This case challenges laws regarding "sensitive places" where firearms are prohibited (e.g., "you can't bring your gun here").
2025-11-1053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns110925 hr1 This audio segment of Eye on the Target Radio focuses on the need for vigilance in defending Second Amendment rights, detailing two ongoing issues: a local zoning fight in Ohio and a state-level lawsuit in New Jersey, plus a story illustrating the necessity of self-protection. The main points covered are: Local Zoning Battle in Ohio: The hosts, Rob and Amanda, discovered a new set of zoning regulations being proposed in their sparsely populated Ohio township. These regulations attempt to outlaw or heavily restrict shooting on private property by imposing overly specific and unconstitutional requirements—such as...
2025-11-1053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns110225 hr2Themes: Self-defense rights • Gun control laws • Public safety • Supreme Court cases 🔹 Self-Defense on Public Transit The show opens with a discussion about violent attacks on public transportation, referencing a Ukrainian woman killed on a bus and a recent stabbing of a pregnant couple in St. Louis. Debate centers on whether citizens should be allowed to carry firearms on buses and trains for protection. Missouri and Illinois legislators are reportedly considering changes to self-defense laws for public transport, pushed by activists Susan Myers and Rhonda Zell. Amanda reads an op-ed suggesting that if one la...
2025-11-0453 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns102625 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss straw purchases, highlighting cases where individuals buy firearms for prohibited persons, leading to severe penalties like 12 to 25 years in prison for a Philadelphia man who acquired 14 guns between 2018 and 2023. Suffecool emphasizes gun shops' role in identifying such transactions, underscoring risks in Second Amendment advocacy amid bulk purchases for criminals. The hosts examine the ATF's bump stock ban reversal by the Supreme Court, noting Justice Clarence Thomas's clarification that bump stocks do not convert semi-automatic rifles into machine guns, protecting constitutional gun rights. Campbell critiques semantic games in regulations, urging vigilance in fi...
2025-10-2753 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns102625 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell recount Suffecool's participation in the Women's Wilderness Escape at the Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico, where 40 women from across the country gathered for firearms education and outdoor activities. Suffecool describes shooting bows, rifles, pistols, and shotguns, alongside wildlife sightings like elk and partridges, emphasizing historical archery techniques and modern adaptations for Second Amendment advocacy. The hosts highlight instructors such as Julie Golob, Tatiana Whitlock, Becky Yackley, Diane Walls, and Jessica Hooks, who led sessions on safe handling, self-defense, and precision shooting. Golob focused on rifle fundamentals, while Whitlock covered concealed carry an...
2025-10-2753 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns101925 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell explore Second Amendment infringements, focusing on a New Hampshire teenager's lawsuit against school officials for searching his car without permission after overhearing he owns a firearm. The over-18 student denied consent, as did his parents via speakerphone, yet administrators proceeded, finding no gun and violating Fourth Amendment rights amid gun-free zone policies. The hosts criticize California's push to restrict Glocks, citing criminal modifications as justification, urging prosecution of offenders rather than limiting law-abiding citizens' access to popular firearms. They emphasize joining organizations like the NRA, Firearms Policy Coalition, and Second Amendment Foundation fo...
2025-10-2053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns101925 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell broadcast from Salt Lake City at the Gun Rights Policy Conference, joined by John Richardson, blogger at Only Guns and Money and NRA board member, and Charlie Cook of Riding Shotgun with Charlie. The event drew over 500 Second Amendment advocates, including prominent lawyers, bloggers, and state representatives from Arizona, Florida, Kansas, Colorado, and South Carolina, fostering networking and discussions on gun rights. Richardson highlights key speakers, including Joe Greenlee for litigation insights, Doug Hamlin for collaborative NRA efforts in firearms advocacy, and Bobby Cox for aiding North Carolina's push for constitutional carry a...
2025-10-2053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns101225 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell continue their joint episode with Michael Sodini of Mike on the Mic, engaging in roundtable discussions on Second Amendment history and self-defense strategies. Suffecool recounts informal conversations at events like the Rod of Iron Festival, featuring figures such as Alan Gottlieb and Sebastian Gorka, highlighting collaborative insights into gun rights advocacy. The hosts explore age restrictions on firearms, noting the 1934 National Firearms Act as the first federal limit, contrasting it with 1791 traditions under Bruen to argue for broader youth access in constitutional defense. Campbell emphasizes historical texts like the Federalist Papers, advocating fo...
2025-10-1353 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns101225 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell host a joint episode with Michael Sodini of Carry Trainer, exploring everyday carry items for self-defense and Second Amendment advocacy. Suffecool shares her minimal carry, including a TDI Lady Finger knife, while explaining clothing constraints for concealed firearms. Campbell details his setup with a Sig P365, Emerson wave knife, and multi-tool, emphasizing versatility in responsible gun ownership. Sodini prompts discussions on preferred firearms, such as Campbell's Walther PPS 40 and FN Reflex, highlighting reliability and fit for personal protection. The hosts compare notes on ammunition preferences and extra magazines, noting gender differences in car...
2025-10-1353 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns100525 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss the upcoming deadline for NRA Board of Directors nomination petitions, set for October 7, emphasizing the need for candidates with strong business acumen to guide the organization's $300 million operations. Suffecool outlines voting eligibility, requiring lifetime membership or five continuous annual years, urging members to engage in the February balloting process. The hosts highlight the NRA's transformation, crediting New York's scrutiny for exposing mismanagement and fostering reforms in Second Amendment advocacy. Campbell reflects on urban crime surges in San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington, D.C., attributing declines in arrests to defunding police and le...
2025-10-0653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns100525 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss the Supreme Court's decision to hear Wolford v. Lopez, a pivotal Second Amendment challenge originating from Hawaii. Attorneys Alan Beck and Kevin O'Grady represent plaintiffs alongside the Hawaii Firearms Coalition, targeting the state's "Vampire Rule," which mandates express permission from property owners for concealed carry in private venues open to the public. This Ninth Circuit-upheld restriction echoes similar barriers in New York and Maryland, potentially reshaping gun rights nationwide. Campbell notes the Court's selective docket, reviewing only about 70 of 7,000 annual petitions, with Mark Smith of Four Boxes Diner predicting two to th...
2025-10-0653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns092825 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell, joined by John Richardson and Charlie Cook, continue discussions from the Gun Rights Policy Conference in Salt Lake City. They highlight a fireside chat featuring Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen, Arizona House Speaker Steve Montenegro, and Utah House Rep Karianne Lisonbee. Knudsen's leadership in rallying conservative attorneys general for pro-Second Amendment amicus briefs stands out, contrasting with anti-gun stances from states like North Carolina. Richardson suggests leveraging North Carolina's General Assembly for similar briefs to counter their attorney general. The hosts emphasize the conference's networking value, sharing ideas like Arizona's legislative strategies to...
2025-09-2953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns092825 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell broadcast from Salt Lake City at the Gun Rights Policy Conference. They are joined by John Richardson, blogger at Only Guns and Money and NRA board member, and Charlie Cook of Riding Shotgun with Charlie. The event drew over 500 Second Amendment advocates, including prominent lawyers, bloggers, and state representatives from Arizona, Florida, Kansas, Colorado, and South Carolina, fostering networking and discussions on gun rights. Richardson highlights key speakers, including Joe Greenlee for litigation insights, Doug Hamlin for collaborative NRA efforts in firearms advocacy, and Bobby Cox for aiding North Carolina's push for co...
2025-09-2953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns092125 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss boundaries of freedom under the Second Amendment, using fireworks as an analogy for balancing personal liberty with public safety in firearms use. They emphasize intelligent risk assessment, noting that excessive restrictions could stifle innovation while allowing dangerous behaviors to self-correct. The hosts examine Massachusetts' new gun laws, requiring all owners to report firearm details via the MIRCS portal within specified timelines—60 days for individuals, seven for dealers. Unserialized pre-1968 firearms must be engraved with unique identifiers, potentially defacing historical pieces, or sold by October 2025. Suffecool highlights concerns over compliance burdens and impac...
2025-09-2253 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns092125 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell examine recent developments in gun rights advocacy and legal challenges. Suffecool highlights Kash Patel's Senate testimony, where he acknowledged potential effectiveness of assault weapon bans in isolated cases but affirmed adherence to Second Amendment rulings under Bruen. The hosts note the Department of Justice's amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to strike down New Jersey's assault firearm ban, arguing it violates constitutional protections for commonly used rifles and magazines, lacking historical tradition or sporting purpose requirements. Campbell discusses historical serialization of Mauser 98 rifles, produced since 1898 without unique identifiers until 1968 mandates, illustrating evolving fi...
2025-09-2253 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns091425 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell explore Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s role in health policy and its intersection with Second Amendment rights. Kennedy's report, "Make Our Children Healthy Again," focuses on child wellness without addressing gun violence, drawing criticism from outlets like the Los Angeles Times for allegedly overlooking a leading cause of child deaths. Suffecool and Campbell debunk this claim, highlighting flaws in studies from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health that inflate statistics by including adults up to age 26 and gang-related incidents. The hosts discuss a federal appeals court decision reinstating Illinois' ban on...
2025-09-1553 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns091425 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss recent shifts in gun rights organizations and firearms education initiatives. Suffecool recounts her decade-long involvement with Women for Gun Rights, transitioning advisory board leadership while maintaining influence on Second Amendment advocacy. The hosts highlight the NRA's return to Virginia for board meetings, signaling stability and a focus on future growth in training, membership, and constitutional defense. Campbell and Suffecool explore expanding firearms education in schools, noting programs in Tennessee and Arkansas that introduce hunter safety and marksmanship to youth. They emphasize benefits like community service through Harvest for the Hungry, promoting res...
2025-09-1553 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns090725 Hr2Amanda Suffecool hosts Bill Bachenberg, President of the NRA Board of Directors, to discuss recent organizational reforms and challenges faced by the board. Bachenberg details a turbulent period marked by internal dysfunction, where board members, including himself, were sidelined despite expertise in business and strategic planning. He recounts his persistence in attending meetings at personal expense, pushing for accountability when leadership ignored critical voices, leading to a pivotal shift in board dynamics. The discussion highlights a significant board election in Dallas, where strategic maneuvering and coalition-building among reform-minded members resulted in new leadership. Bachenberg, alongside Doug Hamlin as...
2025-09-0953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns090725 Hr1Amanda Suffecool interviews Bill Bachenberg, President of the NRA Board of Directors, discussing the organization's structure and recent reforms. The NRA boasts 76 board members, with Bachenberg outlining roles like EVP Randy Kozuch and a focus on transparency following a 13.5-hour board meeting. Bachenberg emphasizes Second Amendment advocacy, noting membership growth and youth programs like Youth Shooting Sports Ambassadors. The conversation highlights adaptive hunting initiatives for disabled veterans at facilities like the Whittington Center in New Mexico, featuring accessible blinds and ranges. Bachenberg shares his vision for inclusivity, including women and minorities in firearms education and competitions, underscoring res...
2025-09-0953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns083125 Hr2Amanda Suffecool continues interviews with Women for Gun Rights advisory board members in Orlando, Florida. Raelle Cunningham from Utah discusses plans for a 10-year anniversary fly-in to Washington, DC, aiming to normalize gun ownership and celebrate the Second Amendment as personal, cultural, and constitutional, emphasizing women's roles in self-defense and advocacy. Heather from Florida highlights legislative tracking, noting successes like defeating over 20 anti-gun bills in 2025 and challenging bans in states like Colorado and Washington. She stresses the organization's non-partisan approach, focusing on constitutional protections amid rising female gun ownership. Karin from Colorado addresses social media th...
2025-09-0253 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns083125 Hr1Amanda Suffecool interviews advisory board members from Women for Gun Rights, formerly the DC Project, highlighting women's advocacy for Second Amendment protections. Founder Diana Muller recounts starting the group in 2015 post-Sandy Hook, initially as a lobbying effort in Washington, DC, gathering 50 women from 48 states to share personal stories with legislators. The organization evolved to emphasize women's voices in responsible gun ownership and self-defense, rebranding for clarity. Amanda K from DC shares her journey from lobbying to full involvement, stressing the need for diverse representation in firearms education. Cheryl Todd from Arizona discusses media bias, noting how shows lik...
2025-09-0253 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns082425 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell critique gun control groups like Bloomberg and Brady for opposing the Trump administration's decision to allow military personnel to carry firearms in DC, arguing it subverts local laws. They highlight the hypocrisy, noting criminals face no charges while law-abiding citizens are restricted, and celebrate DC's recent homicide-free streak as evidence of effective policies. The hosts share a bear defense story from Alaska, where a hunter used a 9mm pistol to stop a charging grizzly, emphasizing practical self-protection over caliber debates. They discuss New York's stringent gun measures, including mandatory registration and bans on...
2025-08-2553 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns082425 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss Iowa Senate candidate Jim Carlin's push for national concealed carry reciprocity, highlighting political momentum amid gun rights advancements. They contrast this with anti-gun politicians like Chicago's mayor, who employs armed security while advocating disarmament, and New York's candidate calling for assault weapon bans despite personal protection. The hosts critique Chicago's assault weapons ban, noting a lawsuit from the Second Amendment Foundation challenging its constitutionality under Bruen. Suffecool points out the city's restrictive measures, including mandatory registration and bans on high-capacity magazines, complicating compliance for law-abiding citizens. Campbell shares historical...
2025-08-2553 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns081725 Hr2Suffecool and Campbell critique Chicago's gun buyback programs, arguing they incentivize theft and crime due to no-questions-asked policies. A Glock turned in during an event reappeared in a shooting that killed a woman, prompting a lawsuit against the city and police department. The gun vanished from evidence, allegedly stolen by an officer later murdered by her partner, raising suspicions of a cover-up involving mishandled tags and discarded evidence. The hosts discuss corruption in Chicago's evidence room, where over 100 firearms went missing, including those from buybacks intended for destruction. They highlight a case where a missing gun was lin...
2025-08-2053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns081725 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss the Big Beautiful Bill's removal of the $200 tax on suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns starting January 1, 2026, signaling the erosion of the 1934 National Firearms Act under Bruen. They highlight lawsuits challenging NFA's constitutionality, noting its original tax pretext now undermined. The hosts address, "Glock switches," devices converting semi-automatic pistols to full-auto, often imported from China and misnamed, leading to arrests like a Wisconsin man's 10-year sentence. They emphasize these are machine guns under law, with severe penalties for possession. Legal updates include a Seventh Circuit ruling upholding Illinois' assault...
2025-08-2053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns081025 Hr2In a joint broadcast with Mike from Karma Radio, Suffecool and Campbell reflect on engaging Second Amendment discussions at events like the Rod of Iron Festival, featuring figures such as Alan Gottlieb and Sebastian Gorka. They explore historical context for gun rights, noting the first age restrictions appeared in the 1934 Gun Control Act, contrasting with 1791 traditions upheld in the 2022 Bruen decision, which supports 18- to 20-year-olds' access to firearms. The hosts emphasize firearms training fundamentals, advocating for consistent practice to build muscle memory and mindset. Mike shares his training journey, starting with basic classes and progressing to ad...
2025-08-1153 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns081025 Hr1In a joint broadcast with Mike from Karma Radio, Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss everyday carry items for self-defense. Suffecool explains not carrying a firearm today due to clothing limitations, opting for a TDI Lady Finger knife instead, while typically favoring a SIG P365. Campbell carries a knife with an Emerson wave for quick deployment and prefers the Walther PPS .40 or FN Reflex for concealed carry, praising the FN 509 long slide for its reliability despite its size. The conversation explores practical challenges in Second Amendment practice, such as women's clothing lacking structural support for holsters, leading to...
2025-08-1153 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns080325 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell critique the leading Democratic candidate for New York City mayor, noting his shift from advocating a nationwide gun ban to a "moderate" stance favoring "reasonable" gun control, including an AR-15 ban, while he benefits from armed NYPD protection and supports defunding the police. They highlight the hypocrisy of his call for national restrictions while relying on personal security. The hosts discuss a problematic gun buyback program where a Glock 21, turned in during the event, reappeared in a shooting by a 16-year-old, injuring a woman who sued the city. The gun was allegedly si...
2025-08-0453 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns080325 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss a tragic Midtown Manhattan shooting where a man, legally purchasing an AR-style rifle in Las Vegas, transported it unlawfully across states to New York, killing four people. He blamed the NFL for head injuries from high school football, despite never playing professionally. The hosts note his prior mental health detentions, questioning how he passed background checks, and criticize New York's strict gun laws for failing to prevent the crime despite heavy security. Statements from groups like the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms and Women for Gun Rights emphasize tha...
2025-08-0453 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns072725 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell open with a discussion on David Hogg's political missteps, noting his Leaders We Deserve PAC pledged $20 million to Democratic candidates but only distributed 31% to campaigns, with the rest funding salaries and operations. They highlight Hogg's tendency to back candidates in solidly blue areas, questioning his influence, and suggest his actions teach Democrats about financial accountability. The hosts cover a Fifth Circuit Court ruling in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, which prohibits police from stopping individuals solely to check for firearms, likening it to unlawful vehicle stops without cause. They discuss a case where a...
2025-07-2953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns072725 Hr1Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell discuss pressing Second Amendment issues, focusing heavily on the SIG Sauer P320 controversy. They report that the FBI deemed the P320 unfit for duty following a July 2025 investigation, and the Air Force Global Strike Command paused its use of the M18 (P320 variant) after a fatal accidental discharge at a Wyoming base, where a holstered firearm discharged without being touched. Multiple holster companies and over 20 national training organizations have banned the P320, citing concerns over unintended discharges. Suffecool and Campbell debate the implications for law enforcement and civilians, noting SIG's updated manual...
2025-07-2953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns072025 Hr2Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell continue their discussion on Second Amendment developments. They highlight the Department of Justice's plan to restore gun rights to non-violent former convicts, emphasizing its potential to boost hunting participation by allowing individuals with old felonies to legally own firearms. They note that online hunter safety courses simplify access, though hands-on mentoring programs are emerging to teach practical skills. Campbell shares a childhood anecdote about acting as a "human hunting dog" to flush out squirrels, underscoring the need for real-world training. The hosts address a Los Angeles incident where police fatally shot a man...
2025-07-2153 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns072025 Hr1Suffecool and Campbell tackle a range of Second Amendment developments. They discuss California Governor Gavin Newsom's recent podcast appearance where he was gifted a SIG Sauer P365 XMacro, humorously questioning his newfound pro-gun stance as a political move. The hosts delve into issues with the SIG P320, noting reports of "unauthorized discharges" potentially due to tolerance stack-up in manufacturing, prompting some organizations to switch to Glocks. They highlight SIG's manual update advising against carrying the P320 with a chambered round, impacting its use for concealed carry. The conversation shifts to legislative changes, including the "Big Beautiful Bill" eli...
2025-07-2153 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns071325 Hr2Broadcast live from the NRA Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Amanda Suffecool hosts with guest author Lizz Lazarus. Lazarus, a former engineer, discusses her thriller novels that blend Second Amendment education with entertainment. Her first book, Free of Malice, explores the line between self-defense and vigilantism, inspired by her own college attack. Her second, Plea for Justice, weaves in her concealed carry permit process, following a paralegal aiding a friend in prison. Her third, Shades of Silence (2021), set in Florida, involves a restaurant owner and a detective investigating a murder, incorporating Lazarus' shotgun training. A forthcoming fourth book addresses stalking and...
2025-07-1453 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns071325 Hr1Broadcast live from the NRA Annual Meeting, Amanda Suffecool hosts with guest Mike Ochsner, author of Red Dot Mastery, while Rob is judging collections. The episode focuses on firearms training and Second Amendment advocacy. Ochsner discusses his book, which outlines a method to transition from iron sights to red dot optics efficiently, emphasizing four key principles: mounting the dot low, maintaining a consistent grip, stabilizing eye dominance, and correcting natural pointing inaccuracies. He shares how he competed successfully with a red dot the day after installation, relying on these techniques. The conversation explores the importance of diverse tra...
2025-07-1453 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns070625 Hr2Amanda delves into criminal justice and Second Amendment issues, starting with a case in Indianapolis where a 19-year-old was arrested twice in 48 hours for possessing a machine gun and threatening others. The discussion critiques the judicial system's leniency, noting the suspect's quick release due to initial lack of evidence, highlighting a disconnect in holding criminals accountable. This segues into a contrast with the McCloskey case in St. Louis, where homeowners faced prosecution for defending their property against a mob, yet are still denied their firearms despite a gubernatorial pardon. The hosts argue this reflects inconsistent application of justice, penalizing law...
2025-07-0953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns070625 Hr1Amanda discusses significant developments in Second Amendment advocacy, focusing on the potential relaxation of regulations surrounding suppressors and short-barreled firearms. Recent legislative efforts, notably influenced by the NRA's involvement, have pushed for including these items in a House bill, though met with resistance. The conversation highlights the strategic importance of the NRA's direct engagement in negotiations, contrasting with other groups' less effective lobbying. This shift could expand the firearms industry, benefiting enthusiasts seeking items like suppressors for muzzleloaders or short-barreled rifles. A key legal victory in the Fifth Circuit Court is examined, declaring restrictions on handgun sales...
2025-07-0953 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns062925 Hr2Rob and Amanda dive into their recent GunCon experience in Cleveland. The two-day event, held at a range and downtown, drew a lively crowd. Vendors showcased new products like the High Point AR with a lifetime warranty. Panels featured Second Amendment heavyweights like Adam Kraut and Eric Pratt. Conversations with attendees, including NRA board candidates, offered rare access. Ashley Hlebinsky from the Cody Firearms Museum added historical flair. The event's organization, with meal tickets and food trucks, impressed the hosts. Amanda urges listeners to attend future GunCons for networking and insights. Rob reflects on h...
2025-06-3053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns062925 Hr1Fresh from Washington, D.C., Amanda recounts her multi-day advocacy trip, lobbying senators on the National Firearms Act and the "Big Beautiful Bill. This bill seeks to remove suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and shotguns from NFA restrictions. Despite Senate pushback via the Byrd Rule, a compromise keeps paperwork but may eliminate the $200 tax stamp. At GunCon, a Second Amendment panel with groups like the NRA views this as progress worth accepting. Advocates plan to push for more gains later. Amanda describes a powerful moment with Women for Gun Rights. Her group, representing all 50 states, met a Whit...
2025-06-3053 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns062225 Hr2Hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell welcome Phil Schreier, curator of the National Firearms Museum, to Eye on the Target Radio for an engaging exploration of firearms culture. Suffecool kicks off discussing A Girl & A Gun's national conference, where 750-800 women undergo gear checks, revealing top pistol choices like the Walther PDP (100 attendees) and SIG Sauer 365 (91). Data shows a surge in Walther's popularity since 2022, with 55% using pistol-mounted optics, led by Holosun. Holsters favor Comp-Tac (16%), while 89% retain stock triggers. Shotguns, like Beretta (22%) and Mossberg (19%), shine in clay shooting classes. Schreier, marking 36 years with the NRA, shares...
2025-06-2453 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns062225 Hr1Join hosts Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell on Eye on the Target Radio as they explore critical Second Amendment issues with guest John Comerford, NRA-ILA Executive Director. Suffecool shares her plans to join Women for Gun Rights in Washington, D.C., where 50 women from states like Oklahoma, Arkansas, Iowa, and Ohio will advocate for pro-gun legislation. She reflects on past challenges, including a tense encounter with Senator Dick Durbin, who attributed Chicago's gun violence to lax laws in neighboring states. The discussion highlights Iowa Senator Joni Ernst's Firearms Act, designed to prevent the ATF from targeting gun...
2025-06-2453 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns061525 Hr2Rob and Amanda welcome Brian Hill from The Complete Combatant, a renowned firearms trainer, to discuss the resurgence of rifle training, particularly with the AR-15, America's favorite rifle. Brian shares insights on his upcoming rifle class in Georgia, emphasizing essentials like slings, zeroed optics, and hard cases for TSA compliance. Brian also highlights the versatility of modern shotguns, like the Beretta 1301, for home defense, praising advancements in ammo consistency. The conversation shifts to global Second Amendment aspirations, with Taiwan, Israel, and others seeking U.S.-style gun rights amid looming threats. Domestically, the hosts applaud Oreg...
2025-06-1653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns061525 Hr1Rob shares his unexpected appointment to a collectors' committee, sparking a lively discussion about his new role requiring a suit—perhaps even a mariachi-inspired one! Rob and Amanda explore the nuances of gun collecting, emphasizing the value of rare, oversized firearms like .50 caliber rifles and factory-engraved pieces, while offering practical tips on identifying undervalued treasures, such as a Mauser rifle bought for $120 that turned out to be a rare post-World War I piece. They also tackle pressing Second Amendment issues, including a unanimous Supreme Court decision upholding the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act against Mexico's law...
2025-06-1653 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns060825 Hr2Suffecool and Campbell kick off with excitement about GunCon, a major Second Amendment event hitting Cleveland on June 28, 2025. Featuring speakers like John Comerford, Amber Johnson, and Jared Yanis, the event draws diverse voices, some unfamiliar to the hosts, highlighting the gun community's vast, interconnected circles. (check GunCon.com for more details) The discussion shifts to a Supreme Court decision denying cert in a case, prompting Suffecool and Campbell to critique Governor DeSantis's vocal outrage. They speculate he's leveraging Second Amendment issues for political gain, possibly eyeing a 2028 presidential run. Justice Kavanaugh's statement, noting 20-30 million AR-15s in p...
2025-06-1153 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns060825 Hr1Suffecool and Campbell dive into pressing Second Amendment issues, focusing on recent Supreme Court and ATF developments. They discuss a unanimous Supreme Court ruling rejecting Mexico's lawsuit against Smith & Wesson and other gun manufacturers, accused of enabling drug cartel trafficking. Justice Kagan's opinion upheld the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, dismissing Mexico's claims as implausible since manufacturers are removed from direct sales. The hosts note the First Circuit's liberal leanings, which initially favored Mexico, highlighting the significance of the Supreme Court's reversal. The conversation shifts to the White House's proposal to merge the ATF with...
2025-06-1153 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns060125 Hr2In Hour 2 of Eye on the Target Radio, host Amanda Suffecool, broadcasting from Chicago, welcomes Doug Hamlin, NRA's Executive Vice President and CEO, to discuss the organization's role in defending Second Amendment rights. Hamlin, with over 11 years at the NRA, shares his journey from leading NRA Media, which reaches 18 million monthly through magazines, websites like nra.org, and platforms like nrawomen.com, to his current role. He highlights the NRA's value for members, including free online hunter education programs, the Eddie Eagle child safety initiative, and Refuse to Be a Victim women's safety courses. Hamlin and...
2025-06-1153 minEye on the Target - TARGETHING - Talking Guns060125 Hr1In this episode of Eye on the Target Radio, host Amanda Suffecool, broadcasting from Chicago, is joined by Lori Blackwell of Armed Women of America (AWA) to discuss women's empowerment through firearms training. This episode highlights AWA's mission to educate and empower women in self-defense, focusing on its Illinois chapter and the recent state shooting at the Illinois State Rifle Association range in Bonfield. AWA, originally founded as The Well Armed Woman in 2012, offers monthly meetings with classroom education and range practice, tailored to all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned shooters. Topics range from trigger control to...
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