We Da People Podcast

Stop Building Fantasy Bug Out Bags | EP37

Everybody talks about having a bug out bag, but most people never ask the real question: can you actually carry it, use it, and survive with it when things go bad? In this episode of We Da People, Shelton, Colin, and Fred break down the real-world difference between a bug out bag, get home bag, vehicle survival kit, and everyday preparedness setup. This isn’t fantasy prepper talk. The crew gets into what should actually go in your bag, why your vehicle may be your first get home tool, and why your gear has to match your age, environment, family, training, and daily routine. They also cover medical kits, water purification, rain gear, fire starting, tools, power banks, night vision, thermal, firearms, dry bags, and why training matters more than buying expensive survival gear. Fred brings a deeper preparedness mindset, Colin breaks down practical gear layers, and Shelton shares what he actually keeps in his bag and truck. In this episode we cover: - Bug out bag vs get home bag - Why your vehicle matters in emergency preparedness - How to organize a survival bag with modular kits - Medical kit basics, trauma kits, Narcan, and tourniquets - Water filters, Silcock keys, and water storage - Fire starting tools, rain gear, boots, and dry bags - Why bag weight can ruin your whole plan - Training, field testing, and using the gear you carry

Tactical Training vs Competition Shooting | EP36 We Da People Podcast

Suppressors are more popular than ever, but choosing the right one can get confusing fast. In this episode of We Da People, the crew breaks down what actually matters when buying your first suppressor or upgrading your current setup. We talk through the big questions: 5.56 suppressor vs 300 Blackout suppressor, why subsonic ammo matters, how 9mm PCCs fit into the conversation, and why a suppressor is not just about being “movie quiet.” The crew also gets into hearing protection, flash suppression, gas blowback, night shooting, and why your use case should drive the suppressor you choose. From direct thread and tri-lug mounts to hub-compatible suppressors, Plan B mounts, titanium cans, Inconel durability, flow-through suppressors, and traditional baffle cans, this episode gives beginners and experienced shooters a real-world conversation about suppressor setups. In this episode we cover: * How to choose a suppressor by caliber and use case * Why 5.56 will never be truly silent * 300 Blackout vs 9mm PCC for suppressed shooting * Flow-through suppressors vs traditional baffle cans * Suppressor mounting systems: direct thread, tri-lug, hub, Plan B * Titanium vs Inconel suppressor materials * Why flash suppression matters for night shooting * Why more responsible gun owners should normalize suppressors Key takeaway: Buy the suppressor that fits your setup, your ammo, your training, and your real-world use case.

Your First Suppressor: Don’t Make This Mistake | EP35

Suppressors are more popular than ever, but choosing the right one can get confusing fast. In this episode of We Da People, the crew breaks down what actually matters when buying your first suppressor or upgrading your current setup. We talk through the big questions: 5.56 suppressor vs 300 Blackout suppressor, why subsonic ammo matters, how 9mm PCCs fit into the conversation, and why a suppressor is not just about being “movie quiet.” The crew also gets into hearing protection, flash suppression, gas blowback, night shooting, and why your use case should drive the suppressor you choose. From direct thread and tri-lug mounts to hub-compatible suppressors, Plan B mounts, titanium cans, Inconel durability, flow-through suppressors, and traditional baffle cans, this episode gives beginners and experienced shooters a real-world conversation about suppressor setups. In this episode we cover: * How to choose a suppressor by caliber and use case * Why 5.56 will never be truly silent * 300 Blackout vs 9mm PCC for suppressed shooting * Flow-through suppressors vs traditional baffle cans * Suppressor mounting systems: direct thread, tri-lug, hub, Plan B * Titanium vs Inconel suppressor materials * Why flash suppression matters for night shooting * Why more responsible gun owners should normalize suppressors Key takeaway: Buy the suppressor that fits your setup, your ammo, your training, and your real-world use case.

The One Skill Long Range Shooters Cannot Skip | Coach Glue EP34

Long range shooting is not just about buying an expensive rifle, throwing a big scope on it, and hoping for the best. In this episode of We Da People, Coach Glue comes back to break down what actually matters when you want first-round impacts at distance. We get into long range rifle basics, .308 vs 6.5 Creedmoor, wind calls, ballistic coefficient, muzzle velocity, match grade ammo, dope, scope selection, and why getting behind the gun matters more than watching videos online. Coach Glue explains why he recommends starting with .308 if you really want to build skill, how wind affects your round, and why different ammo lots can change your performance. The crew also talks about precision rifle gear, suppressors vs muzzle brakes, cleaning your rifle, ARCA rails, bags, triggers, rangefinders, Kestrels, ballistic calculators, and the CRAFT drill for finding your real shooting capability outside of prone. In this episode we cover: Why wind calls matter in long range shooting .308, 6.5 Creedmoor, 300 Blackout, and precision rifle calibers How ballistic coefficient and muzzle velocity affect flight time Match grade ammo, standard deviation, and extreme spread Scopes, reticles, audible clicks, and tracking Suppressors, brakes, barrel length, and rifle tuning Shooting bags, ARCA rails, tripods, and barricade work The CRAFT drill and finding your real MOA Key takeaway: Long range shooting is about consistency, fundamentals, and time behind the gun.

Why Civic Engagement and Self-Defense Go Together | EP33 with Valentina

What does it take to build confidence, community, and real advocacy in the firearms space? In this episode of We Da People, we sit down with the founder of Naturally Armed to talk about gun ownership, civic engagement, women in firearms, and what it means to create space where people feel seen. This conversation goes beyond just talking about guns. We get into the realities of living as a gun owner in New Jersey, the barriers that new shooters face, and why self-defense is bigger than just having a firearm. Valentina breaks down how Naturally Armed started, why representation matters at the range, and how confidence can change lives. We also talk about pressure testing, training outside the flat range, and why advocacy cannot stop at social media comments. If you care about the Second Amendment, personal protection, community education, or helping more women and first-time gun owners get involved, this episode is packed with perspective. In this episode we cover: * How Naturally Armed got started * Gun ownership in New Jersey * Women in firearms and growing representation * Why advocacy starts at home and in your local community * Concealed carry, training, and confidence building * Pressure testing and real-world preparedness * Civic engagement for gun owners * Building a bigger personal protection plan Key takeaway: Self-defense is not just about the firearm. It is about knowledge, confidence, preparedness, and using your voice.