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The Colion Noir Podcast
Hosted by Colion Noir · EN
I don't like boxes, but I like Guns, everything else is added value.
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The Truth About Conceal Carry
Feb 1100:37:35Summary readyColion tells his story when he first started to carry a firearm and how he didn't carry one in the chamber.
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The Truth About SHOT SHOW
Feb 400:28:10Summary readyColion talks about what it's like to goto SHOT SHOW. SHOT SHOW is the largest firearms and outdoor industry trade show in the world, where manufacturers, media, and professionals gather each year to debut new guns, gear, optics, and technology.
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ReHab For Shooters
Jan 1400:28:44Tap to summarizeMultidisciplinary orthopedic Rehab specialist, Travis Mann talks with Colion about his time treating him and how shooters can make sure to take care of their bodies.
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Training Like John Wick with Taran Butler
Jan 700:38:32Tap to summarizeColion talks with Taran Butler about what it was like training Keanu for his role as John Wick and what he's been up to since the last time.
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Nobody Wins In A Knife Fight
Dec 301:04:31Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Colion Noir sits down with master bladesmith Josh Smith, founder of Montana Knife Company. Josh shares insane real-life stories of knife accidents. Josh also breaks down what truly separates a high-quality blade from cheap imports, the craftsmanship behind forging, heat treating, and making Damascus steel, and why American-made knives almost disappeared. He opens up about his own journey—from being the youngest master bladesmith in the world, to losing his house, to building a multi-million-dollar knife company out of his garage with zero investors. If you care about preparedness, American craftsmanship, or just love behind-the-scenes origin stories, this is one of the most fascinating and unexpectedly gripping conversations you’ll hear.
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SIG P320 EXPOSED
Nov 2001:12:09Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Colion Noir sits down with Phil of SIG Sauer for an in-depth conversation about the SIG P320 controversy. For years, headlines, lawsuits, viral videos, and speculation have fueled the claim that the P320 can “fire on its own.” But very few people have ever heard SIG’s side of the story directly—until now.Phil explains the mechanical internals of the P320, what would physically need to happen for a pistol to discharge without a trigger pull, and why SIG maintains that the gun cannot fire unless the trigger is moved. He also breaks down the role of holsters, weapon lights, system vulnerabilities, and how many social-media “test videos” misrepresent what’s actually happening.Colion challenges SIG on the public perception of the gun, the lawsuits, the misinformation campaigns, and how anti-2A groups are seizing on the confusion to push their agenda. Together, they explore how the gun community is being influenced from within and why suppressing honest discussion only benefits the people trying to dismantle the 2A.It’s a rare, open conversation about truth, liability, engineering, misinformation, and the future of the firearms industry. Whether you love the P320, hate it, or are trying to understand the facts, this episode delivers real answers without the noise.
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From Pageants to Pews: Taylor Lowery
Nov 1200:36:53Tap to summarizeA former pageant winner and Miss Dallas leaves the crown for a career in the firearms industry. She talks about the fakeness of society 'norms' that she didn't want to deal with and found herself in the firearms industry. It's a no filter interview!
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Stories Of An Undercover ATF Agent
Oct 1500:49:43Tap to summarizeLou Valoze comes on the podcast to talk about his years as an undercover agent and his views on gun control.
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Why I Think Iron Sights on Rifles Are Kind of Stupid
Jul 23, 202500:40:31Tap to summarizeIn this solo episode, Colion Noir dives into his recent experience at one of the most unique gun ranges he’s ever visited — a high-tech shooting range built into the side of a mountain. From shooting into a cave to using real-time digital target feedback systems, he breaks down why this range blew him away and how it puts many U.S. ranges to shame. If you’re into shooting, tech, and seeing how other countries do it, this one’s a must-listen. This solo episode is part rant, part review, and full-on gun nerd heaven.
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The Gun Range That Started It All (Ft. The Man Who Taught Me to Shoot)
Jul 16, 202500:55:17Tap to summarizeIn this episode of the Colion Noir Podcast, Colion sits down with Len, the owner of the iconic “tire range” — officially known as TDSA (Texas Defensive Shooting Academy) — and the man who played a major role in getting Colion started on his firearms journey. Len was the first range owner in Dallas to give Colion a shot — literally and figuratively — back when he was just getting started in the world of guns and content creation. Together, they reflect on how they met, the early days at TDSA, and how that chance encounter helped shape the direction of Colion’s career.
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