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The Salida Gunshop Podcast is where Colorado’s firearms community comes to talk straight. Owners Adam and Josiah cover Second Amendment policy, Colorado and Federal legislation, hunting, wildlife, and the issues that matter to gun owners and outdoor enthusiasts across the country.
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Episode #21
The passwords to more than 700 Colorado voting machines sat on a public website for four months, including during a live election. Almost nobody was told. James Wiley found out, and what he did next is why Wiley is now the Republican nominee for Colorado Secretary of State. --- CHECK OUT OUR NEW SITE WE HAVE BEEN WORKING HARD ON! https://pyrost.net
Episode #20
Amendment 83 is on Colorado's ballot for 2026. It would put the right to hunt and fish into the Colorado Constitution. In this episode, Dan Gates of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management sits down with us to explain what Amendment 83 does, what it does not do, and why he believes it matters to every Coloradan, whether you hunt or not. LEARN MORE ABOUT AMENDMENT 83 https://pyrost.net/colorado-amendment-83-explained/ --> Yard signs & how to help: https://savecoheritage.org
Episode #19
Colorado builder Toby Taylor explains why rising regulations pushed him away from building, and what he'd change as a District 3 County Commissioner. Toby had a passion for building homes in Colorado, until newer building codes made projects cost-prohibitive. In this conversation, we get into the state building code mandate, the electric preferred codes just adopted in Chaffee County, what an EV charging requirement ACTUALLY does to a build, why new houses here start around $600,000, permit fees, water, and whether "affordable housing" policy is producing the opposite of its name. Toby also lays out his three priorities: property rights, tax code reform, and building code modernization. A FULL BREAKDOWN OF THIS CONVERSATION AND MORE: https://pyrost.net/toby-taylor-v2-dossier/
Episode #18
⚠️ COLORADO'S NEW GUN PERMIT LAW (SB25-003) IS HAVING ISSUES. ADAM APPLIED FOR HIS ELIGIBILITY CARD ON JULY 20, THE SAME DAY THAT THE CPW SYSTEM OPENED. 49 DAYS LATER, STILL NO PERMIT IN HAND. ️ That is why in this episode, Adam talks with two important women running for Colorado State Senate: DANIELLE LAMMON Senate District 27 (Centennial and southeast Aurora) Running against Tom Sullivan. He is the Democrat senator who wrote SB25-003. DANA CHARLES Senate District 3 (Pueblo and Pueblo West) This seat is open. She is running against Democrat Aaron Gutierrez. WHY THESE TWO WOMEN ARE VERY IMPORTANT: Democrats hold 23 of the 35 seats in the Colorado Senate. If they win one more, they get a SUPERMAJORITY. That means they can pass almost anything with no Republican votes. As a reminder, candidate interviews on this channel are introductions, not endorsements. Vote however you like. Just please become involved in the democratic process. Full recap / resource guide: https://pyrost.net/new-gun-law-is-a-disaster/ Danielle Lammon: danielleforsd27.com Dana Charles: danacharles4colorado.com Chapters 1:11 Dana Charles Intro 4:45 Danielle Lammon Intro 7:55 The revolving door of crime 11:39 What a state senator does, and explaining the 23-seat supermajority 16:34 Fees, TABOR and the Prop KK ammo tax 19:59 Healthcare deserts and 200,000 regulations 27:19 Where did the Prop KK money go? 33:25 Amendment 83: Right to Hunt and Fish 35:47 How SB25-003 got written 38:02 Adam applied July 20. Still no permit in hand. 41:19 Pueblo recalled its senator over gun control in 2013 43:49 Find the candidates, September events #aurora #denver #SB25003 #Colorado2026 #DanielleLammon #DanaCharles
Episode #17
Colorado Right to Hunt and Fish: Travis Thompson explains what Colorado voters need to know, what Florida proved, and why it matters for wildlife conservation. Learn more, find resources, and follow the fight: https://pyrost.net/the-vault/ Travis Thompson of the International Order of T. Roosevelt joins the Salida Gunshop Podcast to break down Colorado’s proposed constitutional Right to Hunt and Fish. Florida was told it couldn’t be done. Then its Right to Hunt and Fish passed with 67.4% of the vote. Travis explains what “traditional methods” means, why the amendment still allows science-based wildlife management and hunting regulations, and how similar constitutional protections have already been used in real-world fights involving hunting and fishing. The conversation also covers wildlife conservation, hunter and angler participation, and why protecting these opportunities matters for future generations. RESOURCES: Pyrost: https://pyrost.net Protect Wild Colorado: https://protectwildcolorado.org Save Colorado Heritage: https://savecoheritage.org IOTR: https://t-roosevelt.org/ #ColoradoRightToHuntAndFish #RightToHuntAndFish #ColoradoHunting #WildlifeConservation #GeoPolitics #USPolitics
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