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Palmetto State Armory

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Sep 14, 2026

Phil RabalaisHOST
42:03
While I will happily admit, like, you know, you can go spend 600, 700 bucks and get, like, entry-level ARs all day long-
Nic EmricsonHOST
42:12
Yeah, PSA kit rifle, which don't get me wrong, damn decent.
Nic EmricsonHOST
42:17
Damn decent.
Phil RabalaisHOST
42:18
Damn, damn decent.
Phil RabalaisHOST
42:44
But I guess-
Nic EmricsonHOST
42:45
It-
Phil RabalaisHOST
42:46
I, I, but I, I think where I come down is, is that to me, and this is not, like, denigrating a PSA, it's-
Nic EmricsonHOST
42:52
No
speaker_1HOST
7:12
Or no rhyme intended, I should say.
speaker_1HOST
7:14
So what do you want to talk about SHOT Show first? Shit from last year? Stuff that's cool? Or PSA's laundry list from last year? And where those projects are?
Sunshine ShooterHOST
7:25
Lightning round.
speaker_1HOST
7:26
I have notes on everything from PSA last year.
speaker_1HOST
7:29
Actually, I have notes on all three of those things I mentioned last year.
Sunshine ShooterHOST
7:33
Let's start with last year's shot show list so that we have a very good understanding, like a very good basement level of what we're going to talk about later on in the show.
speaker_1HOST
7:45
Okay.
speaker_1HOST
7:46
So I only marked down three specific products outside of PSA from last year.
Stephen WillifordGUEST
38:16
We don't want it just to be for GOA members, but it has been now turned over for GOA members.
Stephen WillifordGUEST
38:26
And there's a few other organizations, Palmetto State Armory and Silencer Shop.
Stephen WillifordGUEST
38:32
And they were all plaintiffs in this too.
Stephen WillifordGUEST
38:35
So now you can just walk in because they had seven days to appeal it.
Eric RoscherHOST
31:04
What I think, though, is if for the listener, is you're going to have a bunch of companies pushing out a ton of cans.
Eric RoscherHOST
31:11
And what happened during COVID when AR-15s were, you could buy a Palmetto State from your buddy and he would sell it to you for $1,700.
Eric RoscherHOST
31:17
Remember that? It was $100 for a 30-round mag.
Eric RoscherHOST
31:20
Remember
Mark WaltersHOST
10:13
the kill shot's getting ready to be fired.
Jared YanisGUEST
10:16
Yeah, and the best part is, is the people who live in South Carolina with Palmetto State Armory and those who live near a silencer shop, they're already causing this animal to bleed profusely.
Mark WaltersHOST
10:27
Yeah.
Jared YanisGUEST
10:27
There's been so many 4473 transfers on suppressors.

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Jared YanisGUEST
26:26
And like Mark said, we've waited 92 years.
Jared YanisGUEST
26:28
A couple days isn't gonna kill us.
Jared YanisGUEST
26:31
But if you go into, like, a Palmetto State Armory, that's probably gonna be the first place you get an SBR over the counter once the ATF gets in there in their, uh, right mind.
Jared YanisGUEST
26:42
If you own a Palmetto State, I would just use them for an example, a, a Palmetto State Armory gun that you got from them, gun not gum, you probably could do that.
Eric EricksonGUEST
10:06
Yes
Kevin WallingHOST
10:07
... extraordinary that we saw it in my home state here, uh, the Palmetto State, uh, of, with Republican on Republican violence.
Kevin WallingHOST
10:13
[laughs]
Eric EricksonGUEST
10:13
Yeah.
Tim GrossNARRATOR
37:05
Terry Collins of USA Today writes, "President Trump's endorsement proved essential for South Carolina Senator Darlene Graham's special runoff Senate primary win, which was very much in doubt before the August 25 primary.
Tim GrossNARRATOR
37:22
After Trump recruited Graham to serve out the remainder of her brother Lindsay's term, Trump pleaded in person with Republican voters in the Palmetto State to send Graham to the November general election at a campaign rally August 21 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Tim GrossNARRATOR
37:39
They followed his command." [coughs] Excuse me.
Tim GrossNARRATOR
37:48
Lindsay Graham died unexpectedly July 11.
Jay CostaHOST
31:52
AOWs.
Jay CostaHOST
31:53
Them and, I guess, PSA, Palmetto State Armory, it seems like they're getting the most attention as kind of retailers, I guess you could call them, right?
Bill SackGUEST
32:01
Yeah, and they've done a great job of messaging, getting the word out, which is
Jay CostaHOST
32:05
fantastic.
Jim DuffyNARRATOR
37:05
Terry Collins of USA Today writes, President Trump's endorsement proved essential for South Carolina Senator Darlene Graham's special runoff Senate primary win, which was very much in doubt before the August 25 primary.
Jim DuffyNARRATOR
37:22
After Trump recruited Graham, to serve out the remainder of her brother Lindsey's term, Trump pleaded in person with Republican voters in the Palmetto State to send Graham to the November general election at a campaign rally August 21 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Jim DuffyNARRATOR
37:39
They followed his command.
Jim DuffyNARRATOR
37:48
Lindsey Graham died unexpectedly July 11.
Mark DavisHOST
11:44
If you fail to fight, if you don't show up for the fight, you might as well go be a Democrat.
Mark DavisHOST
11:49
And so in South Carolina, to see the proud people of the Palmetto State say, OK, that was a tough fight.
Mark DavisHOST
11:54
Now we got to go get behind Darlene.
Mark DavisHOST
11:56
I wish we had that.

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