I've got a fun new video up on my channel (see below) where I shoot the ginormous Smith & Wesson .460XVR revolver and see how many copies of my book it can go through. What's your guess?

Watch the video to find out, and then enter the free drawing by August 5th, 2017 to win an autographed copy of "Shoot to Win"!

The Mt-Diablo-Silverado Council of the Boy Scouts of America is awarding me with their 2016 Distinguished Citizen Award on Saturday March 12, 2016 in Martinez, California at the Martinez Gun Club from 6-8:30PM. I'm deeply humbled by this honor and for anyone in California who is up for a fun evening of shooting, food, and celebration, you should come to have a great time.

Everyone who purchases a ticket will receive a free copy of my book "Shoot to Win" and I'll be on hand during the event for free pictures and autographs. All proceeds from the event will go to benefit Boy Scouts.

I've now been in the firearms community for 3.5 years and I can say that things have only been getting better and better as I continue promoting the outdoor lifestyle. 

There are a limited amount of tickets available, and you can purchase them online at ​http://www.bsa-mdsc.org/funding/special-events/distinguished-citizen-dinner._

I am honored to be one of the few selected folks in the industry to help promote Glock's Safety Pledge during this month of June. It's simple and it's completely free.

Head over to http://us.glock.com/safetypledge to sign up and show your support for firearms safety. Below is the video that Glock is pushing out to all its customers.

There are some products which are awesome, and there are some products which are AWESOME.

The Can Cannon by X Products definitely falls in the latter category. It's a modified AR-15 upper which attaches to any AR-15 lower and enables you to shoot 12 oz soda cans. .223 caliber blanks can propel the cans way beyond 100 yards and it's a really fun product. 

In this video I was at an event where the Can Cannon was present so I only had a few minutes with it. However, I have one on the way so I will be shooting more things out of it soon!

In another big week for gun news, here are the highlights in this week's Second Scoop, hosted by Chris Cheng:

1. Moms Demand Action tries to start a boycott of Kroger grocery stores after Kroger rejects MDA's demand to ban conceal carry in their stores. MDA will fail.
2. Country singer Tim McGraw is in hot water for headlining a concert for anti-gun group Sandy Hook Promise.
3. Smith & Wesson reports that gun sales are up, a surprise for Wall Street.
4. An Uber driver with a CCW in Chicago, Illinois saves many by taking down crazed gunman
5. Billy Johnson's "Protecting Liberty" Kickstarter campaign. 

Hear all about these stories in this week's episode of The Second Scoop. 

If you haven't heard about the recent controversy in Michigan with a small business owner who refuses to repair cars for openly gay people, but will give discounts to gun owners, check it out.

It's made national headlines and Guns.com quoted me for the pro-LGBT side of things and how I believe it's wrong to discriminate, regardless of your rationale. This is America, where we can agree to disagree and not push people away through discrimination. We learn through interaction and engagement, and as the owner is a proud Christian, I would encourage him to embrace the idea that Jesus loved everyone and was accepting of man and all his flaws. 

It's quite an interesting controversy where the 1st, 2nd, and 14th Amendments are all involved. 

What are your thoughts on all of this? Please share your thoughts in the comments below.

Full article: http://www.guns.com/2015/04/16/michigan-auto-shop-offers-discounts-for-gun-owners-bans-gays/

As I discussed in this week's episode of The Second Scoop, this new #ImUnloading campaign is led by former rapper and purveyor of gun violence, Snoop Dogg. The campaign is encouraging people to divest their 401Ks of holdings in the firearms industry. It's illogical, and pointless. Snoop Dogg and friends are blaming firearms deaths on gun manufacturers, instead of the people pulling the triggers. 

Here's the campaign video: 

One of my fans had an idea, let's take over the #ImUnloading hashtag with our own campaign. 

To participate, it's similar to the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, and really easy to join the cause:

1. Create a video or picture of you "unloading" your magazine/tube/gun in whatever fashion you like.
2. Post it to your favorite social media platform, and make sure you include the hashtag #ImUnloading.
3. Call out a friend or three to make their own #ImUnloading video or picture.

Here's my first #ImUnloading video (I couldn't get to the range today, but I will be making a few #ImUnloading vids with live fire soon):

So get to the range and make your own #ImUnloading video for everyone to see!

I'll post some of the good #ImUnloading videos and pictures I see on my blog. Let's have fun with this!

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