2ABROTHERHOOD PODCAST

2ABROTHERHOOD PODCAST
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2ABrotherhood Podcast Christ is King. Welcome to the 2ABrotherhood Podcast, where faith, freedom, and the Second Amendment come together. Hosted by four friends with a passion for firearms, self-defense, training, and the preservation of our constitutional rights, this podcast delivers authentic conversations with industry professionals, veterans, instructors, competitive shooters, manufacturers, and members of the firearms community. From concealed carry and home defense to firearms training, gunsmithing, ammunition, tactical gear, and current industry topics, we cover the issues that matter most to responsible gun owners and Second Amendment advocates. Our goal is to educate, inspire, and strengthen the community through meaningful discussions and shared experiences. Whether you’re a lifelong firearms enthusiast, a new gun owner, a hunter, competitor, or someone interested in self-reliance and personal protection, the 2ABrotherhood Podcast offers valuable insights, expert perspectives, and real-world knowledge. Topics Include: * Second Amendment rights * Firearms training * Concealed carry * Self-defense * Tactical gear and EDC * Ammunition and ballistics * Gunsmithing and manufacturing * Competitive shooting * Hunting * Veteran stories * Preparedness and survival * Firearms industry news * Product reviews and interviews Join the brotherhood and be part of the conversation. Keywords: Second Amendment, 2A, firearms, gun podcast, concealed carry, self-defense, tactical training, firearms training, gun rights, EDC, everyday carry, ammunition, gunsmithing, firearms industry, shooting sports, preparedness, survival, veterans, tactical gear, gun culture, freedom, constitutional rights, home defense, firearm reviews, gun community.

  1. 2d ago

    Ian Redmond on the Martinez Long Case

    A mall shooting, a heroic intervention, and a legal aftermath many gun owners may not expect. Attorney Ian Redmond discusses why Martinez Long’s life-saving act could still carry legal consequences, even if the shooting itself is deemed justified.The conversation examines the details that may matter under Michigan law: Long’s age, carrying without a concealed-carry permit, and a no-weapons sign at the mall. It also explores how criminal liability, civil claims, and the legal status of property signs can involve separate questions.In this episode, you’ll hear about: How a shooting may be justified while other aspects of carrying could still result in chargesThe Holmes Youthful Trainee Act and its potential relevance to young offendersHow no-guns signs and trespass law may affect concealed carriersWhy civil liability is distinct from criminal liabilityThe importance of self-defense training and responding safely when law enforcement arrivesThe discussion also raises broader questions about concealed-carry age limits, the Bruen decision, and how laws apply when emergencies unfold in unpredictable ways.For concealed carriers, gun owners, parents, and anyone interested in the intersection of self-defense, property rights, and criminal law, this episode offers a case-focused look at the legal issues involved.

  2. Sep 28

    JARED HAYMON w/ JWI PITTBOSS GRAPPLING

    A jiu-jitsu promotion where formal suits, ties, and even knives and guns change the outcome of the match? Jared Heyman is building exactly that, and the result is one of the wildest combat sports concepts you have to see to believe.On this episode, Dhimitri and Rob sit down with Jared Heyman, founder of Pitboss Grappling and the mind behind SuJitsu, JWI Gang Wars, and Pitboss Opens. What starts as a fun idea quickly reveals a full-on rule system built for nonstop action, audience participation, and a totally different kind of martial arts showcase.Jared breaks down how a simple suit-wearing promotional idea evolved into a signature format where competitors can use their clothing, the pit, and overtime weapon rules to force a finish. You’ll hear how the four-minute JWI rule set works, why Gang Wars runs on a faster two-minute format, and how the chaos meter lets fans crank up the mayhem with added weapons and escalating overtime stages.We also get into the details that make this concept so unique: why the U-shaped pit keeps the action moving, how athletes are vetted for sportsmanship and control, what it takes to compete when a tie can become a submission tool, and why the show is designed to feel more like a cinematic combat experience than a traditional tournament. Jared shares the most memorable finishes so far, including viral gun kills and creative suit-based submissions that have pulled in millions of views.Beyond the spectacle, the conversation goes deeper into why this format is catching on. Jared makes the case that jiu-jitsu needs more viewership-friendly experiences if it’s going to keep growing, and he explains how Pitboss is trying to bridge combat sports, showmanship, and real-world weapons awareness in a controlled setting. The result is part fight promotion, part live theater, and part test of composure under pressure.Essential listening if you train, watch combat sports, or just want to understand why this strange new format is turning heads fast. If you’ve ever wanted to see what happens when jiu-jitsu stops playing by the usual rules, this episode delivers.Guests Jared Heyman - Founder of Pitboss Grappling, creator of SuJitsu and JWI Gang Wars, known for pioneering formal-attire grappling with weapon-based overtime and a highly visual, crowd-driven combat format.

  3. Sep 21

    WILD BILL BRASKI: How to Defend Your Home Without Getting Killed by Mistakes

    Most people think home defense starts with a gun. It doesn't. It starts with a plan, a map of your house, and knowing which parts of your home are actually cover vs. just concealment.Bill Braski returns to the 2A Brotherhood Podcast to break down the kind of thinking most gun owners never rehearse until it's too late. From key terrain inside your home to fallback positions, target identification, and how to avoid mistaking a family member or a responding officer for an intruder, this conversation turns everyday spaces into a real defensive plan.You'll discover: Why most bedrooms and interior doors are not real coverHow to identify key terrain in a house, staircase, hallway, bedroom, entry points, and moreThe difference between deterrence, preparation, and actual defenseWhy yelling “I have a gun” may not be the smartest move in every stateHow to coordinate with your spouse and kids so everyone knows where to go and what to doSimple upgrades that buy time, including motion lights, reinforced door frames, cameras, and window filmWhy good neighbors, good intel, and clear communication with 911 matter more than bravadoBill also gets into the mindset side of armed defense: when to hold your position, when to fall back, how ego gets people hurt, and why the safest outcome is usually the one you planned for before anything happened. The crew also touches on real-world scenarios like late-night noises, kids sneaking in, cops arriving at the wrong moment, and why target ID is non-negotiable.If you carry a firearm, have a family, or just want to make your home harder to breach, this episode is packed with practical, concept-driven advice you can actually use. Essential listening for anyone who wants to protect their people without getting themselves killed in the process.

  4. Sep 14

    HARRISON BENTON w/ DOUBLE TAP COALITION

    Harrison Benton is the founder and owner of Double Tap Coalition, where he works in firearms training, firearms sales, and content creation. He is known for his blunt, no-BS gear evaluations and his focus on honest, practical instruction. Honest gun reviews are harder to find than ever, and Harrison Benton says most of the industry has a trust problem. In this conversation, the founder of Double Tap Coalition explains how he decides what makes the cut in his “Gear We Trust” section, why free products do not buy him praise, and what happens when companies fail the quality-control test.Harrison breaks down the real standards behind his reviews, from spotting bad QC to refusing to promote gear he would not personally stand behind. He also shares why some brands win him over by innovating and owning their mistakes, while others lose him forever after one bad product or a bad moral decision. If you have ever wondered why one influencer calls a gun amazing and another says it is junk, this episode pulls back the curtain on how that game really works.You’ll discover: Why honesty matters more than free gear in the firearms worldHow companies seed influencer guns with carefully selected test unitsWhat Harrison looks for in a concealed carry gun and why “the best one” is not one-size-fits-allThe three things every new shooter should check before paying for an instructorWhy continued education, reviews, and range reputation matter more than flashy certificationsHow dry fire, soft skills, and patient instruction can improve real-world performanceWhy he thinks some online “a*****e instructor” content is smart marketing, even if it is not his styleHarrison also gets candid about the gap between marketing and reality in the gun world, including the pressure to trust products that may not be ready for the public. The conversation touches on instructor accountability, training culture, ego at the range, and why students should do their homework before committing to a class or a carry gun.If you want a straight-talking look at firearms training, gear reviews, and the business behind what shooters are told to buy, this one is essential listening. Perfect for new gun owners, concealed carry students, and anyone who wants a more honest filter on firearms gear and instruction.

  5. Sep 8

    Chad’s Solutions-First Mindset Behind Forge Concepts

    Forge Concepts, Combat-Proven Gear, and the Real Story Behind Solutions That Actually WorkMost gear companies start with a marketing idea. Forge Concepts starts with a real problem, then builds the fix. Chad, a Marine veteran and the force behind Forge Concepts, breaks down how a garage-built leg strap turned into a solutions-based company trusted by military, law enforcement, search and rescue teams, and everyday users who need their equipment to actually perform.You’ll hear how a secondhand sewing machine, a few field-tested tweaks, and constant feedback from people doing the job created products like the Starlink Mini bag, the utility hook, and the TNT pouch. Chad explains why Forge refuses to copy what already exists, how every release gets tested in real-world conditions, and why their team will even point customers to other brands when those brands already make the better solution.We also get into the company’s unexpected side mission: storm and flood rescue. Chad shares what it was like helping on Sanibel Island after Hurricane Ian, working the Texas floods, and showing up when local resources are overwhelmed. He also talks about the difference between the chaos people expect and the reality he sees - neighbors helping neighbors, not the disaster-movie version the news loves to sell.Beyond the gear, this conversation digs into what happens after the uniform comes off. Chad opens up about the transition out of the Marine Corps, why he’s pursuing an MBA, how his business partner and design team divide the work, and why Forge Concepts is committed to hiring veterans and giving first responders a place to land.Perfect for anyone in the 2A, tactical, or gear world, and especially for listeners who care about real-world testing, veteran entrepreneurship, and companies built on usefulness instead of hype.

  6. Aug 31

    The Gun Law Mistakes That Can Cost You Your Rights Forever

    Most gun owners think they know self-defense law until they need it for real. Attorney Ian Redmond breaks down the rules that can turn a routine stop or split-second decision into a life-changing legal nightmare - and the mistakes that can cost you your rights, your freedom, or your firearm.Ian brings over 20 years of legal experience in Michigan and Ohio, plus deep knowledge of Second Amendment law, firearm rights restoration, expungements, tactical firearms training, and Krav Maga. If you carry, train, or simply want to understand what your rights actually are, this conversation is the kind of reality check too many people only get after it is too late.You will discover: When duty to retreat, stand your ground, and castle doctrine actually apply - and why they vary so much by stateWhat to do during a traffic stop if you are carrying, including how to reduce risk without giving up your rightsWhy “reasonable fear” matters more than panic, bravado, or bad advice from the rangeHow insurance-style legal protection programs like USCCA really work, and what to look for before you sign upWhy training matters beyond marksmanship, from concealed draw practice to winter gloves, sport coats, and real-world carry scenariosWe also get into the myths that spread from gun range stories to social media clips - like whether officers can demand your firearm, whether a home intruder must be armed before you can act, and why some self-defense advice could get you convicted instead of protected. Ian also explains the hidden traps around state-specific rules for bars, banks, vehicles, knives, and even firearm registration.This episode matters because bad advice can get people hurt, arrested, or stripped of rights they assumed they had. Whether you are a new carrier or a longtime gun owner, understanding the law before you need it is part of being responsible.Essential listening if you want practical, state-aware guidance on self-defense, concealed carry, and protecting your rights without making a dangerous mistake.

  7. Aug 10

    The Hidden Tradeoff in Suppressors: Sound, Gas, Flash, or Weight

    Hollywood has lied to you about suppressors, and Joe from Ace Weapon Systems explains why the real game is sound, gas, flash, and recoil control - not movie-style silence. If you care about 2A tech, SBRs, full-auto performance, or building a can that actually shoots flatter and feels better to run, this conversation is packed with the kind of details you rarely hear outside the shop and the range.DHIMITRI and Roberto 40Cal sit down with Joe, the owner-operator of Ace Weapon Systems, to break down how his company approaches suppressor design from the inside out. Joe shares how moving from California to Texas changed everything, how he got obsessed with making gear better, and why the “torture path” inside his cans is designed to keep gas moving forward while making it miserable to come back through the barrel.You'll discover: Why the Whiskey 556 uses a reverse-baffle and lattice design to redirect gas and reduce muzzle riseHow porting, texture, and internal geometry change recoil, flash, heat, and mirageWhy peak dB numbers can be misleading if the tone is sharp or unpleasantWhat Joe looks for when a suppressor is built for real-world shooting instead of marketing copyHow 3D-printed cans are changing the pace of innovation across the industryJoe also explains the tradeoffs that every manufacturer faces - weight versus features, sound versus back pressure, and performance versus the government’s obsession with the cheapest possible contract. The conversation gets candid about military and law enforcement gear, why standards matter, and why “good enough” equipment can create bigger problems than people realize.If you’ve ever wondered what actually makes a suppressor better, why some cans feel dramatically smoother than others, or what’s happening inside the baffles when the rifle cycles, this episode gives you a front-row seat. Perfect for gun nerds, builders, shooters, and anyone who wants a real conversation about suppressor design without the hype.

  8. Aug 3

    How Female Shooters Are Embracing Firearms in a Changing World

    Unlock the secrets to empowering women and new gun owners—without intimidating jargon or fear. Michelle, founder of Mama Bear Defense, shares how her community-driven, family-friendly firearm training is transforming perceptions in California and beyond. Discover how her unique approach helps women overcome confidence barriers, find their voice at the range, and become responsible, empowered gun owners—even in the most restrictive states.In this episode, Michelle reveals the real challenges women face when stepping into firearms—grappling with societal stereotypes, physical differences, and the “mom guilt” that often holds them back. She discusses the importance of female-led instruction and community support in turning anxiety into confidence, and shares her innovative strategies to make training accessible, relatable, and empowering for families and newcomers alike.You'll discover: The overlooked value of women-only firearm classes and why connection matters more than competitionHow community and shared experiences break down barriers and foster lifelong safety habitsPractical tips for making firearms approachable, especially for women and beginnersThe truth about California’s gun laws—and how to navigate restrictions while exercising your rightsThe mindset shifts that turn gun ownership from a liability into a life-saving assetWith her background in education, marketing, and hands-on firearm instruction, Michelle illustrates how proper training can reshape fears, foster responsibility, and build a community of empowered owners. This episode is perfect for parents, women, and anyone feeling overwhelmed by the complexities of gun laws and safety.

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2ABrotherhood Podcast Christ is King. Welcome to the 2ABrotherhood Podcast, where faith, freedom, and the Second Amendment come together. Hosted by four friends with a passion for firearms, self-defense, training, and the preservation of our constitutional rights, this podcast delivers authentic conversations with industry professionals, veterans, instructors, competitive shooters, manufacturers, and members of the firearms community. From concealed carry and home defense to firearms training, gunsmithing, ammunition, tactical gear, and current industry topics, we cover the issues that matter most to responsible gun owners and Second Amendment advocates. Our goal is to educate, inspire, and strengthen the community through meaningful discussions and shared experiences. Whether you’re a lifelong firearms enthusiast, a new gun owner, a hunter, competitor, or someone interested in self-reliance and personal protection, the 2ABrotherhood Podcast offers valuable insights, expert perspectives, and real-world knowledge. Topics Include: * Second Amendment rights * Firearms training * Concealed carry * Self-defense * Tactical gear and EDC * Ammunition and ballistics * Gunsmithing and manufacturing * Competitive shooting * Hunting * Veteran stories * Preparedness and survival * Firearms industry news * Product reviews and interviews Join the brotherhood and be part of the conversation. Keywords: Second Amendment, 2A, firearms, gun podcast, concealed carry, self-defense, tactical training, firearms training, gun rights, EDC, everyday carry, ammunition, gunsmithing, firearms industry, shooting sports, preparedness, survival, veterans, tactical gear, gun culture, freedom, constitutional rights, home defense, firearm reviews, gun community.

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  • Creator
    2ABROTHERHOOD PODCAST
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    62
  • Rating
    Explicit
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