Episode #11 - Plow Guy Dave

Episode #15 - Rimfire Roulette

In this episode of Rimfire Radio, the crew rips through wild Discord discussions on spray painting guns, bargain .22 uppers, Rougarou pull gauges, and hunting for solid .22 WMR and bolt action options. We sink deep into the tinkering trenches covering MK3-QF2 Charger builds, 10/22 recoil spring tests, trigger upgrades, rotary safety swaps, and ARDREW's fresh GP100 .22LR order — including the critical Hogue wood grip debate to make Okist proud. Dan deals with his Force B1 barrel RMA headache and suppressor purchase failures while we detour into some centerfire talk.

Episode #14 - Country Boy Guns

Our longest episode so far with an almost famous guest, Country Boy Guns. When he isn't co-hosting the AK47 Radio podcast, he is neglecting his YouTube channel which has some great content. Lots of low brow humor in this one folks and I can't promise it will be worth what you pay for it.

Episode #13 - Rougarou

On this episode we are excited to have one our listeners, Rougarou, join us to share some of his expertise on rimfires. Great times were had by all, Dusky interrupts everyone and asks plenty of questions, and we generally annoyed all the listeners to the livestream. Gideon Optics created a discount code “RIMFIRERADIO” on the livestream and became our first supporting vendor. Check them out!

BONUS - AR15 Podcast Episode 525 - Rimfire Remedies

The entire Rimfire Radio crew was invited on to the AR15 Podcast to talk rimfires, and any other random topic we could come up with. Thanks to Dooley and Garth for having us on! We hope everyone enjoys this as much as we did.

Episode #12 - WHORE NATTY

Episode 12 of Rimfire Radio dives into CZ 457s, listener collections that have clearly gotten out of hand, and the usual rimfire rabbit holes. The hosts also talk about a few new suppressors that have landed in the group and Dusky delivers a major reveal — not that kind — along with an unforgettable attempt at pronouncing Hornady. As always, the episode stays firmly on brand with too much rimfire enthusiasm, questionable maturity, and plenty of stupid jokes.