The Arms Room

Today on The Arms Room we'll have Frank Riggs on as our Guest. Frank is a US Army Veteran, a former LEO, and a current candidate in the race for AZ Governor, and he's going to be talking with us about why people need to respect their civic duty to get out and vote! We'll also be discussing how to do your homework on candidates in your area.

Today on "The Arms Room" we'll be talking about why you need to be taking notes while you train, whether that's physical fitness, firearms, dolphin waxing, or astrophysics. We'll also be discussing the importance of After Action Reports (AARs) and why they are vital to your overall success in life. 

Today we had Guy from Fathom Arms is studio talking about building AR-15 uppers and why you may want to consider adding a .300 Blackout to your stable. 

Today we talked about the importance of food and water storage and how to realistically get it done.  We also touched on emergencies that could actually happen. 

Today we talk about the kind of supplies you need to put in your kits, what kind of kits you should consider building, and where to keep them. Don't forget to get training/update training for your kits - regardless of what your past experience is, there is always something new to learn. Visit www.IndependenceTraining.com for more info on training and our real-world kits.

Today on The Arms Room we'll be discussing emergency medical training, and why you need more of it. Whether it's an upgrade, an update, or a refresher, medical training may very well be the most useful skill you can be trained on. We'll have Matt on the show, Independence Training's medical instructor and former US Army Combat Medic. 

Today is all about Hunting, how to get started if you are new and how to mentor a new hunter.

Today we talked about what you should consider carrying everyday weather in your pockets or your bag.  Whats ridiculous and the common mistakes that we see 

We had Don from Shooter's World on the show telling us all about what NFA/Class III items are, the legalities of them, how to purchase them, and why you should definitely get involved in owning them.

In this show we talked about realistic scenarios to prepare for, whether you should "bug in" or "bug out," and what to put in a realistic "get home bag/go to Hell pack."