Brent Wheat is an Editor at Guns Magazine and Goshen News. He specializes in topics related to counterterrorism, law enforcement technology, military, and police, providing in-depth analysis and insights into these critical areas. Brent's work has been featured in notable publications, including Guns Magazine and Goshen News.
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Brent's coverage mainly focuses on content and publishing related to gun ownership, estate planning, and firearm safety. His articles often feature announcements, reviews, and promotional deals related to these topics.
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Since Brent's geographic focus is local (United States), particularly California and Poway area; pitches should keep this regional scope in mind when discussing legal aspects of gun ownership or any local events related to firearms.
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Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington take a sharp left turn from their planned topic to address a growing frustration in Read the full article...
By: Brent Wheat
In this episode of the Guns Podcast, hosts Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington tackle the age-old question: Is reloading ammunition still a good idea in today's economy?
The more you look into Alexander McCormick Sturm, the more fascinating he becomes...
There’s a new kind of censorship happening—and most people won’t notice it until it’s already done its job. I stumbled Read the full article...
This gear proved itself over time instead of just making a good first impression. Not new or trendy stuff, just durable, reliable and worth giving a second look.
If you’re looking for a comfortable, versatile way to carry a defensive firearm without the bulk and hassle of traditional hardware — even in drawstring shorts — Remora has cracked the code.
By: Brent Wheat, Maria Flora
The National Rifle Association has gone through a period of tremendous upheaval after the courts found former NRA officials guilty of financial mismanagement. Now, the legal troubles continue as the NRA is taking on it’s own fundraising arm in court.
The Day the Dogs Lost
This Independence Day, you'll probably hear fireworks from every direction. If you're fortunate, you may also hear something else — a crisp three-volley salute or the measured boom of ceremonial artillery marking the nation's birthday.
