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On this episode of Eye on the Target Radio, hosts Amanda Suffolk 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 of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and allegations of a hidden firearm transfer registry. Rep. Michael Cloud is highlighted for demanding accountability, citing potential violations of the Firearm Owners Protection Act. Amanda and Rob break down what these developments could mean for gun owners nationwide, while also examining declining NICS background check numbers alongside a sharp increase in NFA applications following recent regulatory changes. They further discuss legislative battles brewing in states like Virginia and how some of these cases could ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court of the United States.
Rounding out the episode, Amanda sits down with Marcus Khan of Modern Spartan Systems for an in-depth conversation about advanced gun-cleaning technology designed to improve firearm reliability while reducing maintenance time. The episode delivers a balanced mix of industry insight, product innovation, and hard-hitting Second Amendment analysis—keeping listeners informed on both the gear they love and the rights they fight to protect.
