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Yeah, Browning and I have been back and forth on the BLR "tactical." My focus was on weight reduction, which I succeeded with by using a dreadfully expensive MPI fiberglass stock. Still needs an action job, but it's a petty cool gun. In a Negrini case it's a totally handy package. I was asking...

"Guns and Nature" sounds like a really crummy LA rock band… Michael B PS: JOKING! JOKING!

When my electronic keypad tanked, it cost about $175 for the visit to open it up. I now have no more electronic keypads… Michael B

I don't know…something different…maybe a BFR 45-70 revolver…or a Barrett 98B in 6.5 Creedmore…or a Big Horn Armory .500 lever rifle…or a Cabot Black Diamond 1911…or a a Jim Clark double rifle in 450-400...something that in my right mind I would never buy, but like maybe I could win the...

Love my old model…Volquartsen trigger…Tac-Sol suppressor…Aimpoint Mini...a real little tack-driver! Michael B

Merry Christmas, and thank you all for your support over the year. Little Baby, pa rum pum pum pum I am a poor boy too, pa rum pum pum pum I have no gift to bring, pa rum pum pum pum That's fit to give a king, pa rum pum pum rum pum pum pum, rum pum pum pum... Michael B

I had an 1866 Uberti repro converted to .44 Russian...kinda a cool gun! I really like .44 Russian... Michael B

I've done 296 podcasts? Good grief, that's a LOT of hot air! LOL!!!! Michael B

Hard choice. I've shot them all extensively and from this list would probably go with the LC9. My current favorite mini-9 is the Sig Sauer P938, but it is single action. Lately I've been carrying the Taurus "Slim" in Simply Rugged pancake...I like the way it shoots. Michael B

CB Longs out of my T/C Contender are quieter than my pellet rifle. I'm going to have The T/C barrel threaded for my old Tac-Sol .22 silencer, then it ought to be pretty close to dead quiet. Michael B

I've lived in Colorado's Front Range for a decade, most of the time in a little town far enough away from Boulder that you can't smell the granola. Seems to me things are actually improving gunwise. We've had some epic battles with the U.S. Forest Service on shooting on public land, be we seem...

I once bought a skid of ammo at one time. Other than a pissed off UPS driver, no big. And hey, today I learned that in Colorado, where I have lived for more than a decade, there is a "$152.92 permit fee per weapon" to own a gun! Who knew? MSM = Tag Team Morons Michael B

I parlayed a short-term consulting gig for a tiny television network devoted to gold prospectors and an abysmal lack of knowledge about television into 12 seasons of SHOOTING GALLERY, not to mention THE BEST DEFENSE, COWBOYS, TBD/SURVIVAL and now RAPID FIRE and GUN STORIES. Ten years ago I...

So we're finishing up GUN STORIES Season 2 at the NRA National Firearms Museum in Fairfax and Joe M. says he's going to a reception for the GI Film Festival and he'd like for us to go with him. We say, "Cool beans!," and me, Producer Tim Cremin and DP Rob Stookey head out. Pretty soon we're...

Tried to get R. Lee Ermey for GUN STORIES, but he's under contract to another network... mb

Thank you for the kind words, gentlemen! We've been out in California filming Season 2 of GUN STORIES, and it is going to totally rock. Joe Mantegna has been magnificent to work with...for Season 2, he's going to be shooting all the guns...I have to let him do that, or he'll get all "stabby"...

Just a note to say that if you get a chance to take one of Rob's classes, jump at it. I worked with Rob on SHOOTING GALLERY episodes...when I started putting together THE BEST DEFENSE, my new series, I agonized over how to set up the shooting instruction...not just do the same thing as everyone...

That's a toughie, and relevant as I've been sick for weeks now — the darned "Michael Travels Too Much" virus...or ebola. I'm rooting for ebola, 'cause it'll be over quicker! There was one day I didn't carry because the flu drugs left me, for lack of a better word, fuddled...of course, I only...

Rally Vincent and Minnie May from GUNSMITH CATS were certainly an inspiration for the protagonist of my novel ALL NIGHT RADIO and her "sidekick." Don't even mention the sequel! I swear, I'm working on it! Michael B

We filmed the Silencer Shoot for SHOOTING GALLERY's 2009 season. My friend Eric Katzenberg from the Military Channel was also there shooting b-roll. Eric and I are very strong believers that if we "demystify" suppressors it's good for all of us...I personally would love to see suppressors moved...