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Amanda Suffecool and Rob Campbell continue their joint episode with Michael Sodini of Mike on the Mic, engaging in roundtable discussions on Second Amendment history and self-defense strategies. Suffecool recounts informal conversations at events like the Rod of Iron Festival, featuring figures such as Alan Gottlieb and Sebastian Gorka, highlighting collaborative insights into gun rights advocacy. The hosts explore age restrictions on firearms, noting the 1934 National Firearms Act as the first federal limit, contrasting it with 1791 traditions under Bruen to argue for broader youth access in constitutional defense.

Campbell emphasizes historical texts like the Federalist Papers, advocating for 16-year-olds' rifle ownership amid evolving gun control debates. Sodini stresses practical training, including backward movement drills to enhance situational awareness and avoid obstacles in low-light scenarios. The conversation underscores the value of training with skilled partners to build effective habits, fostering responsible gun ownership and firearms education.

Suffecool and Campbell promote Sodini's podcast on Buzzsprout, celebrating its contributions to close-quarters self-defense and Second Amendment awareness.