Ava Flannell & Stag Arms | Thunder Ranch, Home Defense, & 3-G Competition

This is a podcast to get to know the people who impact the firearms community. The CF Podcast was started to take a deep dive into the amazing people who make up our favorite community and give them a platform for our audience to communicate with them.

Let us know who you would like to see on the next podcast in our comment section.

Thanks for joining the CF Podcast team!

[colemanmize]

I'm all for a CF podcast! Thank you for touching on the issue of human trafficking. It's a subject that needs to be exposed far and wide.

[DarylAllen]

As former military instructor and civilian law enforcement instructor you are right on in this podcast.

[joey]

This is a great idea! Being able to speak on current 2A news and bring on firearms specialists and mix it with current events etc is such a great idea for a podcast. Let us know if there are any other platforms these will stream on and if any will be streamed live!

[jonraney]

Yeah Finally a podcast I would listen to all the time. Kudos Clint.

[ron]

Guys - this was really fun. Loved the dialog, chatter and info. Many thanks.

[gregorybittinger]

So excited to be here for the pilot of this new CF chapter!! Can't wait for the future!!

[danielcrunkleton]

I also have to say Ava is awesome keep it up all of yall

[sillyrukus]

I'm binging these videos tonight. Great podcast crew!

[jjlgonzalez]

Kaydi, lay off the phone a little? Sorry it just bugged me to see you on the phone so much

[Chocogunbunny]

6 months pregnant and can't shoot right now. It's killing me, but totally worth it for my baby girl to be whole, healthy and ready to learn how to shoot one day! I may not be able to shoot regularly right now, but I carry everyday and I'm ready to party!

[walterlee]

Awesome podcast looking forward to future ones also.

[carlsmithjr]

This is awesome! I love the banter between everyone! Looking forward to more podcasts!

[fishwithmichelob]

Amazing podcast. Keep it up all. Love it ❤

[huntgar]

Wait, when did I miss the axe throwing? Time to hit the archives🎯

[zephaniahchesterfield]

This show is so... just... YES. The personalities and ability to freely discuss things is amazing. Just talkin out my talker here, but it would be tricky to pull off as far as schedules but to get someone like Snoop, Killer Mike, and Miss Krystle (music attorney) doing a show on Guns & Hip Hop, what hip hop did to guns and what role guns play and how they're viewed in hip hop and by the artists and videos, and what that does to society and gun laws would be interesting. Even to get law enforcement (and law enforcement psychologists) from different regions, and students from areas with school shootings involved to see if that has any impact on their view of situations. Yeah, a lot of waivers to sign on that one. lol, but a very interesting melting pot of perspectives.

[jimb]

I bring Family, friends, and associates shooting at the range. Afterwards I talk to them about how important lessons by an instructor are. The more people who get into the sport the longer we will have the right.

[shrekweldz]

Awesome first show good luck with the future

[dwaynedaniel]

Wow, look at you guys! Way to go. Keep up the good work.

[ninjawannabe]

I remember reading part of the book "The Story of the Gun" by Ian V. Hogg, and it mentioned how important a gun actually was and how it shaped the world today. here are some quotes and other paraphrased paragraphs from what I read that are relevant to what is said here in this podcast:

- "What language do you speak? if the gun had not been invented would you still be speaking that same language? Or would you be speaking the language of some large and aggressive neighboring country? Did you eat meat today? A gun probably put it on your plate - a highly specialized gun, perhaps, but a gun none the less, "
- "Like it or not the gun has made the world what it is today. It has (helped) determined national bounderies, determined types of government, fed millions of people and protected millions more from predatory animals. True it has (been used to) killed tens of millions of people, but it must be remembered that people were killing each other long before guns appeared on the scene, and if every gun vanished from the face of the earth tomorrow, people would still find other convenient method with which to kill each other, "

okay, enough quotes, but those I got reminded of those quotes when they were talking about some of the topics they were discussing. Good podcast though

[justinzeller]

This is very informative stuff but funny as well.