Podcasts about cody firearms museum

On this episode of Our American Stories, the mansion she built is world-renowned, as much for its many design curiosities and innovations as it is for the reported paranormal activity. Here to tell the story is Ashley Hlebinsky, the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Introduction:In this episode of we explore the intricate history of firearms ownership in America with Ashley Hlebinsky, a distinguished firearms historian, the conversation spans various topics, shedding light on the evolution of gun laws, the influence of historical events on gun ownership, and the pivotal role played by diverse demographics in shaping this narrative.Part 1: Early Colonies and the Evolution of Gun LawsOverview of early American colonies and the establishment of foundational gun laws.Examination of militias and their impact on societal structures.Discussion on how the American Revolution influenced gun ownership and contributed to the Second Amendment.Part 2: Demographics and Gun OwnershipExploration of the influence of different demographics, including Native Americans, African Americans, and women, on the history of gun ownership.Examination of laws restricting gun ownership for people of colour and the changing landscape post-Civil War.Analysis of the advocacy for gun ownership within the African American community during the Reconstruction era.Part 3: Post-Civil War and Gun Ownership ChallengesDiscussion on the aftermath of the Civil War and its implications for gun ownership.Exploration of the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and the 14th Amendment's impact on gun laws.Examination of violence, mob rule, and the movement within African American communities advocating for gun ownership.Part 4: Native Americans and the Gun MarketOverview of Native American gun ownership and the historical context of conflicts.Analysis of the impact of advanced firearms on Native Americans, with a focus on the Winchester Model 1866 lever action.Discussion on tragic events like the Wounded Knee Massacre and the subsequent disarmament of Native Americans.Part 5: American Gun Advertising in the Late 19th CenturyExploration of how gun manufacturers targeted different demographics in their advertising.Analysis of the emergence of a modern consumer culture and the recognition of women as a crucial market.Examination of depictions of women in gun advertising, including roles as protectors, hunters, and target shooters.If you'd like to know more about this subject, then you can see Ashley on a range of documentaries and you can visit or check out the Cody Firearms Museum at centreofthewest.orgIndividually you can follow Ashley on Twitter @ashleyhlebinsky and on Instagram @historyinheelsFollow History Rage on Twitter @HistoryRage and join the conversation using the hashtag #HistoryRage.Become a part of our 'Angry Mob' on Patreon. For just £5 per month, you get episodes 3 months early, a chance to ask questions, entry into our prize draws, and the coveted History Rage mug. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Our American Stories, Phil Anschutz writes in Out Where The West Begins: “Samuel Colt's life was the American story written in capital letters.” Here to tell the story is Ashley Hlebinsky, the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Our American Stories, Annie Oakley was a shooting star, a magician whose magic wand was a gun. Right handed, left handed, on a horse, through a mirror—she couldn't miss. At a time when women were only expected to fire up the oven, Annie Oakley fired her way to fame as the world's greatest sharpshooter. In her personal life she was a sharpshooter as well. She was devoted to her marriage and to her faith. Here to tell the story is Ashley Hlebinsky. Ashley is the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Our American Stories, the mansion she built is world-renowned, as much for its many design curiosities and innovations as it is for the reported paranormal activity. Here to tell the story is Ashley Hlebinsky, the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Topics:1. Listener Questions are back again! More of your queries are addressed from the 5th Solicitation. We're catching up! (00:11:13)2. New Sound Signature Review this week? You betcha! The database grows, performance limits are tested – it's a great time to be into silencers! (00:54:41)3. Huge thanks to all the supporters of PEW Science! In addition to wonderful consumer members, the research cooperative has awesome corporate support! A big PEW Science welcome to Champion Firearms, PTR, the Cody Firearms Museum, and Battle Hawk Armory! (00:58:25)Sponsored by - High End Armament Technology, Top Gun Range Houston, and Legion Athletics!Legion Athletics: use code pewscience for 20% off your first order and double points!Ammo from True Shot: Click Here! (use code pewscience for $20 off the A-Zone program)Magpul: Use code PSTEN to receive $10 off your order of $100 or more at Magpul

On this episode of Our American Stories, when Apple founder Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone to the public in 2007, he used multiple iPhones. If one crashed or had another issue, he secretly swapped it for another one. He had to show off a specific set of functions in a certain order, called the “golden path.” But way back in 1801, another young inventor named Eli Whitney–already known for his invention of the cotton gin in 1794–seized an opportunity to try to make his fortune. Here to tell the story is Ashley Hlebinsky. Ashley is the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Here's Ashley. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Our American Stories, Phil Anschutz writes in Out Where The West Begins: “Samuel Colt's life was the American story written in capital letters.” Here to tell the story is Ashley Hlebinsky, the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Our American Stories, Abercrombie and Fitch clothing apparel stores conquered malls in the late '90s and early '00s with gorgeous models, pulsing dance beats and a fierce scent. What most people don't know is that the company was founded in 1892 in New York City as an outfitter for elite outdoorsmen. Here to tell the whole story is Ashley Hlebinsky. Ashley is the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum and the co-Founder of the University of Wyoming College of Law's Firearms Research Center. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Our American Stories, when Apple founder Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone to the public in 2007, he used multiple iPhones. If one crashed or had another issue, he secretly swapped it for another one. He had to show off a specific set of functions in a certain order, called the “golden path.” But way back in 1801, another young inventor named Eli Whitney–already known for his invention of the cotton gin in 1794–seized an opportunity to try to make his fortune.  Here to tell the story is Ashley Hlebinsky. Ashley is the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode, we're exploring a new effort to make firearms law and history a specific academic pursuit. Ashley Hlebinsky joins the show to tell us about the University of Wyoming's Firearms Research Center. She is the former curator of the Cody Firearms Museum who helped found the new center. She explains what she and a top law professor at the school hope to accomplish with the effort. Hlebinsky said the goal is to develop gun research as a unified topic of study. She said the center is hoping to bring scholars from around higher education to work together at events and on different projects. That includes working with other institutions, including Duke University's Center for Firearms Law. However, she said the UW center also plans to work with people, like herself, who don't have advanced degrees but have tremendous experience working with historic firearms. Hlebinsky argued museum curators, researchers, and show hosts have often amassed as much or more knowledge, often from working directly with primary sources, than those with graduate degrees. She wants to identify the best way to harness that knowledge while avoiding the common pitfalls of amateur historical work. She also addressed critics who have questioned the center accepting funding from some gun company executives. Hlebinsky said the funding wouldn't dictate what conclusions the center's work comes to. She said she had fought to keep the center's work independent, even threatening to resign when some lawmakers sought to control what the center could do. Hlebinsky also shared some of her favorite guns from her time as the curator at Cody Firearms Museum. She pointed to several guns that developed features years or even decades before they received mainstream adoption. And she talked about how video games and movies impacted attendance at the museum in interesting and unexpected ways. Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I talk about why the major credit card companies have backed away from a plan to add a merchant code for gun stores. Special Guest: Ashley Hlebinsky.

On this episode of Our American Stories, the lore and legend of the American Mountain Man is a story that only seems to grow with time. In 2015, Leonardo DiCaprio played the legendary Mountain Man, Hugh Glass in The Revenant. And in 1972, Robert Redford starred as the title character in Jeremiah Johnson. And like Hugh Glass, Johnson too was a real-life fur trapper. Here to separate fact from fiction is Ashley Hlebinsky. Ashley is the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Our American Stories, Phil Anschutz writes in Out Where The West Begins: “Samuel Colt's life was the American story written in capital letters.” Here to tell the story is Ashley Hlebinsky, the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Our American Stories, Phil Anschutz writes in Out Where The West Begins: “Samuel Colt's life was the American story written in capital letters.” Here to tell the story is Ashley Hlebinsky, the former co-host of Discovery Channel's “Master of Arms,” the former curator in charge of the Cody Firearms Museum, and president of The Gun Code, LLC. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Riding Shotgun With Charlie#130Ashley HlebinskyFirearm HistorianThe DC Project   Ashley Hlebinsky is THE coolest firearm historian you'll ever meet! We were both speakers at AMMcon (hosted by the Second Amendment Foundation) in Dallas recently.  Since she is a  historian and we were in Dallas there is only one place for us to visit: Dealey Plaza.  Of course, you know this is where Kennedy was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald. I LOVE the Kennedy assassination conspiracies! All of them. And while watching any documentary on it, I will buy whatever theory they're selling. But not Ashley.  She likes the real story!   Ashley wanted to be a doctor like many folks, but she was interested in battlefield medicine which led to firearms and firearm history. Ted Koppel said about her, she wanted to learn to save lives then to things that could take lives. But she's really into much more about how firearms work, how the evolution of firearms has changed, and its impact on the industry, technology, society, and culture.     One of her personal interests is in guns used in crimes. Many museums don't want to bring up the firearms used in crimes, but Ashely really enjoys that part of the story about firearms. She says that not knowing about firearms leads museums to put some wrong firearms on display.  This is where she really enjoys working, coming up with how a firearm used in a crime can be a valid and educational display at a museum.    During her undergrad years after she changed majors, she was doing as much as she could including volunteering,  internships, researching, and  learning to shoot.  While a senior in college, Ashley was able to parlay internships into getting hired by the Smithsonian.  She was able to go from the Smithsonian to the Cody Firearms Museum in Wyoming, where she ran just about everything behind the scenes and all the displays for the exhibitions, collections, and education.     Once we get to Dealey Plaza, the conversation turns to the Kennedy assassination and what was going on during the 1960's and many of the various conspiracies. We do get some selfies at the School Book Depository, the grassy knoll, and the two X's where the bullets hit Kennedy.  Ashley brings up what she calls the Post World War II era and how the turbulent times and several assassinations lead to the Gun Control Act of 1968. We talk about the possibility of Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe ties to the Kennedys, the similarities between Lincoln & Kennedy. And other irrelevant and interesting topics. Including James Earl Jones, where the Carcano rifle is, and the FBI trying to get Martin Luther King, Jr to commit suicide.    Besides everything that Ashley is involved with she's also with The DC Project. She testified in front of Congress. She's a producer of TV shows on the paranormal on the TRVL Channel and several shows for Brother in Arms and Midway USA's Gun Stories.    Ashley was a great sport going to Dealey Plaza and taking the conversation in several places. I'm glad that I was able to have her as part of the Stagecoach Across America.  Favorite quotes: “Personally, I'm more fascinated by guns used in crime and how to interrupt them than guns not used in crime.” “A lot of people want to work in the gun vault. And he said I was the only person that he actually thought could do it.”  “When I go to a museum, I don't like to read. I'm there to see the stuff.” “Because there's so much armed radicalism, the government starts doing some crazy stuff.” “I wouldn't be surprised if it was an inside job. Because they're doing kinds of stuff for the benefit of I'm not sure who. ” Ashley Hlebinsky Instagram https://www.instagram.com/historyinheels/   Ashley Hlebinsky Facebook https://www.facebook.com/officialashleyhlebinsky   Ashley Hlebinsky Twitter https://twitter.com/ashleyhlebinsky   The DC Project https://www.dcproject.info/   Gun Freedom Radio https://gunfreedomradio.com/   Pot of Gold Estate Auctions https://potofgoldestate.com/ Second Amendment Foundation http://saf.org/   Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms https://www.ccrkba.org/     Please support the Riding Shotgun With Charlie sponsors and supporters.    Buy RSWC & GunGram shirts & hoodies, stickers & patches, and mugs at the store! http://ridingshotgunwithcharlie.com/rswc-shop/   Keyhole Holsters  Veteran Owned, American Made http://www.keyholeholsters.com/   Dennis McCurdy Author, Speaker, Firewalker http://www.find-away.com/   Self Defense Radio Network http://sdrn.us/

Cheryl Todd of Gun Freedom Radio: The HISTORY of Women and Guns! Even when women could not legally vote, we did legally have guns. Our foremothers used guns to hunt, to protect their land and livestock, and to guard over the safety of their families. Firearms and ammunition in the home were basic household tools – as basic as having, say, a hammer and nails. Yet, here we are in the 21st Century now trying to reclaim that normalcy and those Rights to possess, carry and use these life-saving tools of protection. Somewhere along the way someone told us that women don't use tools. And too many of us bought into it. And someone told us that Moms – you know good moms – don't allow certain kinds of tools into their homes. And a group even commandeered the word – Moms. Moms Demand something...not really specified...but it equates to “guns are bad” and if you are a mom, or a woman, or a decent human being of any kind you will agree with them...or else face being ostracized and cancelled. Can you imagine – all the strong, smart, capable, competent women in our nation, and really the world, being convinced that hammers and nails are too dangerous for we women to handle? And yet, too many of us have bought into THAT idea when it comes to firearms and ammunition. It's embarrassing, really. And it's time to reclaim our equal rights to own whatever tools we need to pursue life, liberty and happiness – whether it's hammers, nails, guns or ammo. We know names like Annie Oakley (who became a sharpshooter out of the necessity to put food on the table for her family), Ida B Wells (an African-American feminist, investigative journalist, educator, and early leader in the civil rights movement – helping to co-found the NAACP), Harriet Tubman (anti-slavery superhero of the Underground Railroad), AND the many (mostly forgotten) women who fought in the American Civil War. And, then there was Eleanor Roosevelt – the First Lady of four-term Democratic President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Ashley Hlebinsky is that woman. Ashley not only was the curator for the Cody Firearms Museum for several years, and is a walking talking history encyclopedia, but she also has made history by testifying to Congress setting the record straight about MIS-NAMED “Ghost Guns” and in doing so has worked to preserve our freedoms. Suzanna Gratia Huff might have stopped a murderer from killing and wounding nearly 50 people. Suzanna has continued to use her voice to advocate for more life-saving freedoms for all of us. A woman who is one of my personal heroes is Julianne Versnell – one of our hosts every year for this very event, GRPC. Julianne has spoken at the United Nations, to defend the right of women to protect themselves with firearms. Through instruments such as the wrong-headed Arms Trade Treaty, international gun control is a genuine threat and could ultimately strip individual firearms rights from people here in the United States and indeed all over the world. Julianne has positively impacted the international debate on behalf of all women. Finally, no conversation about the History of Women and Guns could be complete without mentioning one of my mentors, Dianna Muller, who founded The DC Project: Women for Gun Rights. Dianna saw the need to bring women together to counter the anti-rights groups with the truth that women DO own guns, carry guns, and we value our Rights to do so. Dianna has grown The DC Project into a powerful force that has a State Director in all 50 states and whose members have run for offices, won elections, and have testified in front of both state and federal Legislative bodies on behalf of protecting our Second Amendment Rights. We stand on the shoulders of giants and we cast their vision into the history of our nation's future.

What is Bipolar II Disorder and what does it have to do with this podcast?For the past 15 years, Ashley Hlebinsky has been immersed in the study of firearms history, technology, and culture becoming one of the nation's foremost authorities on the subject. Hlebinsky has researched and worked in several nationally recognized firearms and weapons collections, including the Smithsonian Institution's National Firearms Collection and the Buffalo Bill Center of the West's Cody Firearms Museum. For the past decade, she worked for and ran the Cody Firearms Museum, one of the largest and only accredited firearms museums in the country.Ashley has accomplished a lot during her relatively short career - achieving all of these milestones before her 30th birthday. While many have described her as the "energizer bunny" and "overly passionate," juggling multiple high stress, high level projects, that level of energy is often punctuated with behind-the-scenes exhaustion and depression. In November 2020 she finally made sense of the opposite sides to her life. Realizing that maybe it's not "normal" to have a full time job, build a museum, run a consulting business, as well as film an entire season of a TV show at the same time, she was ultimately diagnosed with Bipolar 2 disorder.  Find Ashley at The Gun Code, on Instagram, on Facebook, or on Twitter.

Landon sits down with Danny Michael, Curator for the Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center Of The West in Cody, WY. They discuss firearms history, particularly pertaining to settling the west, Wyoming's firearms heritage and the evolution of long range rifle & shooting technology. They discuss the newest addition to the Cody Firearms Museum collection, a Gunwerks Magnus long range rifle system representing the state of the art in modern long range shooting. Danny discusses the museum's stance on collecting and displaying both historical and modern firearms and teaching both firearms enthusiasts and those unfamiliar with firearms, the role firearms have played in history. Listeners and visitors to Cody, WY are encouraged to visit the museum. More details at: https://centerofthewest.org/our-museums/firearms/ Listeners and firearms enthusiasts may also find the museum's podcast of interest: https://historyunloaded.podbean.com/

Join Jenn, Greg, and Paul on The Shooter's Mindset Facebook page with Ashley Hlebinsky we will discuss tons of her contributions to the 2A community as a whole! Including her recent testimony at the senate judiciary committee hearing on ghost guns. Hlebinsky is one of the nation's foremost authorities on firearms history. Over the past decade, she has worked in and managed some of the largest firearms collections and museums in the world, including the Cody Firearms Museum! Hlebinsky consults in a variety of capacities through her firearms history consulting company, The Gun Code, LLC. She is also a sought after lecturer, writer and television host of Discovery Channel's Master of Arms. Guaranteed to be a great show with somebody full of knowledge!

Ashley Hlebinsky is a firearms historian, consultant, expert witness and was the first-ever female curator running a firearms museum in the United States at the Cody Firearms Museum. She comes on the podcast to discuss how she got started, why she did not use the term “ghost” gun at her recent testimony at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, her time as a co-host on the Discovery show “Master of Arms” and why there is a misconception that gun ownership affiliates someone with one political party.

Danny Michael, curator of the Cody Firearms Museum, is the guest for this episode of the High Caliber History podcast. We chat about how he got started in museums, what it's like to do a complete renovation, and how curators get possessive and competitive with other curators. For more info on the Cody Firearms Museum, visit: https://centerofthewest.org/explore/firearms/ Support the channel on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/highcaliberhistoryllc Snag some HCH merch - https://teespring.com/stores/high-caliber-history HCH patches & stickers - https://www.highcaliberhistory.com/store Be sure to follow us: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/highcaliberhistory Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/highcaliberhistoryllc/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/HighCaliberHist YouTube - https://youtube.com/c/HighCaliberHistoryLLC --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/highcaliberhistory/support

Welcome to Silencer Shop's first podcast episode. We are so excited to start this new adventure and today we bring you the very knowledgeable Ashley Hlebinsky. Ashley is the Curator Emerita & Senior Firearms Scholar at the Cody Firearms Museum.  With her vast knowledge in the firearms industry, we feel it's only right to talk about the godfather of the silencer, Mr. Hiram Percy Maxim. Take a listen as we take a deep dive into the great inventor's accomplished past and one of the reasons why Silencer Shop exits.

Welcome to Gun Funny, Episode 184. Today I’m going to chat with Ashley Hlebinsky aka History in Heels, discuss the Democrat’s rush to pass gun control, highlight an intriguing new suppressor design, and talk about the latest victim of Cancel Culture.  I’m your host, Ava Flanell.

In a twist on the “People Smarter Than Us” series, Danny and Ashley are joined by Top Shot Champion Chris Cheng to discuss his connection to the new Cody Firearms Museum and his latest show on TBS, the Go-Big Show. 

We've got a great show for you! On this episode, we're talking all about Firearms in a historical context, including the importance of their preservation and presentation in museums. Brett is joined by Ashley Hlebinsky who is the Robert W. Woodruff Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum in Cody, Wyoming. The Firearms Museum is one of five at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. As Curator, Ashley oversees thousands of firearms and other weapons dating back to the 13th Century. She's currently the Project Director on the first full-scale renovation of the museum, which is set to reopen this summer! In addition to her duties at the museum, Hlebinsky is President of (the consulting business) The Gun Code, LLC, a consulting business through which she serves as a museum advisor, expert witness on both civil and criminal cases, freelance writer, certified firearms instructor, international lecturer, on-camera historian, and television producer. She can be seen on the Travel Channel's Mysteries at the Museum, Outdoor Channel's Gun Stories with Joe Mantegna, and most recently as co-host of the Discovery Channel's Master of Arms. For more information and to view the show notes, visit: https://www.tacticalpay.com/podcast/

In this episode Danny and Ashley explore historic Gun ads and marketing strategies in the holiday season. All ads referenced in the episode can be found on the Cody Firearms Museum instagram page.  Produced by Kamila KudelskaTheme song by Corey Anco. 

Host Keith Crowley talks with Ashley Hlebinsky, Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming. Subjects include:Buffalo or Bison?Which guns really "won the west."The history of big-bore buffalo rifles.Long range shooting.The total remodel of the Cody Firearms Museum.Retiring at 30? Related information:Firearms Historian Ashley Hlebinsky - BioAshley on InstagramCody Firearms MuseumBuffalo Bill Center of the WestFirearms Policy CoalitionElmer Keith on Big Bore Buffalo Guns_______________________________________________________________Theme Music: Grip of the Black GoldSongwriter: Steve BlexrudPerformed by Steve Blexrud and Thunderheads_______________________________________________________________Books by Keith CrowleyPheasant Dogs: Stories from the FieldGordon MacQuarrie: The Story of an Old Duck HunterWildlife in the Badlands Keith Crowley's published wildlife and sporting photography can be found at CrowleyImages.com

Live from the Cody Firearms Museum in Cody, WY: Tom's talking with Cody Firearms Museum curator Ashley Hlebinsky about their Grand Re-Opening, and with competitive shooter and author Chris Cheng. Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 7.7.19 Hour 1

Today, Riley interviews Ashley Hlebinsky, Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. We’re going to be talking with Ashley about her work as curator and the upcoming Grand Opening of the completely renovated museum. 

Tom talks with Rob Pincus about the leaked memos and letters regarding excessive spending of NRA top executives. Plus, what's new at the Buffalo Bill Center for the West's Cody Firearms Museum with Chief Curator Ashley Hlebinksy.   Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 5.19.19 Hour 1

This week for part 5 of our Womens history month series Shoot Like A Girl series is Ashley Hlebinsky. Ashley has tons of experience within the firearms industry from Histortian and Museum Curator for Cody Firearms Museum to Co-Host and Judge of DIscovery Channels Master Of Arms. join us as we unpack her history with firearms and more about all of the hard work she does and contributes to the Second Amendment Community and Culture.

Ashley Hlebinsky is a judge on Master of Arms and the curators the Cody Firearms Museum.

Hour #1 Guests: - Kerry Slone - the Founder of We The Female, a non-profit organization created to both empower and provide personal security and firearm safety education to women. Kerry is a wife, mother, and successful entrepreneur, with a diverse background in multiple business ventures, as well as being an accomplished public speaker. As a Domestic Violence survivor, Kerry has championed a movement in Washington State to challenge its recently passed unconstitutional gun laws which seek to restrict its citizen's Second Amendment rights under the guise of public safety. - Ashley Hlebinsky - the Robert W. Woodruff Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Hlebinsky is the first female firearm curator at the most prestigious firearms museum in the United States. The Cody Firearms Museum has just undergone a multi-million dollar complete renovation and Ashley gives us a peek into what we can expect to see when the museum re-opens in July of 2019. - John “Tig” Tiegen - John “TIG” Tiegen is a Benghazi Hero and a co-author of 13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened In Benghazi. He leverages over 13 years of low-profile security and force protection expertise within contract and government agencies along with his military experience as a Marine Sergeant. Tig is helping to raise money for The DC Project by raffling off his Partner-Spot in a 3-Gun Competition Shoot being organized by Dianna Muller. - Dianna Muller - a retired police officer, who served 22 years with the Tulsa Police Department. She is the Captain of Team Benelli 3-Gun, and a Certified Firearms Instructor. Dianna also is the organizer of the DC Project that organized a meeting of professional women in the firearms industry to talk to their elected officials in the nation’s capital.

Please listen to this awesome conversation we had with Ashley Hlebinsky, co-host/historian/judge for Master of Arms on Discovery, as well as being the Chief Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum. We chatted about Season 1 of Master of Arms, her role as Chief Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum, her preferred weapon for a zombie apocalypse, and much more! Follow Ashley Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashley_hlebinsky/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ashleyhlebinsky Cody Firearms Museum: https://www.instagram.com/codyfirearmsmuseum/ Also available on YouTube, just search for Fans of the Forge! SEND US A VOICE MESSAGE: https://anchor.fm/fans-of-the-forge/message Enter our 1000 Subscriber giveaway here: https://www.instagram.com/p/BwEpwq4hjUd/ Also available on YouTube, just search for Fans of the Forge! Our Social Media: Official Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fansoftheforge/ Official Twitter: https://twitter.com/FansoftheForge Official Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fansoftheforge/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tom's live at Sig Sauer's Range Day, talking with the NRA's Cole McCulloch and Sig Sauer's Tom Yost, and Cody Firearms Museum's Ashley Hlebinsky. Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 1.20.19 Hour 2

Hour #1 Guests: - Ashley Hlebinsky - one of the leading firearms historians in the country. Ashley has dedicated her life and career to the study of weaponry. She is currently the Chief Curator of one of the largest firearms collections in the country, the Cody Firearms Museum, in Wyoming. And she is one of the judges on the new competition series “MASTER OF ARMS” that premiers Friday, November 2 on the Discovery Channel. - Emily Valentine - the founder of Style Me Tactical, a concealed carry lifestyle blog, and host of the Not Your Average Gun Girls podcast. And, Emily is also featured on season five of NRATV's Love At First Shot. - Christopher Flowers - likely in-studio guest the Founder and President of Vets4Biz. Chris is a US Air Force and US Army Veteran who served as a Security Specialist and 13F (Forward Observer) in Operation Desert Storm. His new mission is to help promote business owned and operated by fellow Military Veterans.

Hour #1 Guests: - Ashley Hlebinsky - the Robert W. Woodruff Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Hlebinsky is the first female firearm curator at the most prestigious firearms museum in the United States, and she is the recipient of the prestigious NSSF/POMA Grits Gresham Shooting Sports Communicator of the Year Award!  Ashley just hosted a gathering of Museum Curators from across the globe on the topic of “Ethics of Firearms in Museums”. - Beth Baumann - Social Media Writer at Townhall Media where she runs evening and weekend social media for the network. She also contributes frequently to Townhall's Notebook section and Twitchy. Beth recently wrote an article about measures being taken by the UN to impact the gun rights of American citizens.

Curator Ashley Hlebinsky discusses the latest from the Center of the West’s Cody Firearms Museum.  The Government Accountability Office study destroys the illegal internet gun myth. Tom Gresham's Gun Talk®, 1.7.18 Hour 2

Jon Patton and Adam Kraut host this weekly discussion covering everything from the latest firearms industry news to current political events and everything in between. Joined by guests from a variety of backgrounds and professions within the firearms industry, the TGC Podcast is a fun and engaging audio experience.

Welcome to Gun Funny, Episode 013. Today we’re going to chat with Ashley Hlebinsky from the Cody Firearms Museum, make a prank call to Smith & Wesson, and talk about lucid optics.

Today’s Guests: We are broadcasting live from Phoenix Weaponry during their Open House event at 1822 Skyway Dr. Unit P, in Longmont, Colorado. Aaron Cayce, Owner of Phoenix Weaponry will talk about his custom shop and we highly recommend you come by and see their excellent work. Lots of food and fun for the whole... READ MORE

Broadcasting live from the FN America booth at the 2017 NRA Meetings in Atlanta, GA. Tom's talking new & interactive options at the Cody Firearms Museum, and events, with curator Ashley Hlebinsky; an Argentina trip recap with Ashley and Surefire's Mark Hanish; new lights from Surefire with Andrew Wright; and Olympic shooting talk with Jessica Delos Reyes and Jason Parker, from USA Shooting. centerofthewest.org surefire.com usashooting.org

Theme: Do-ers Do To Get Stuff Done Hour #2 Guests: - Chris Wagoner - OpsLens Contributor and U.S. Army Veteran. He has been in law enforcement the last 35+ years. He specializes in LE Firearms Instruction and is in charge of a large Police Academy in North Florida.We are going to ask Chris about some of his latest articles which include one on Florida's fight for gun rights that is currently failing miserably, even though FL has the largest number of CCWs of all the states. What is up with that? - Ashley Hlebinsky - the Robert W. Woodruff Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Hlebinsky is the first female firearm curator at the most prestigious firearms museum in the United States, and she was recently awarded the prestigious NSSF/POMA Grits Gresham Shooting Sports Communicator of the Year Award! And among her many talents is trying to figure out how to create Politically Correct gun displays in museums – stick around for that! Responsibly Armed Citizen Report Dan’s Calm-mentary

Theme: Sharing The Love By Getting Involved Hour #2 Guests: - Cristy Crawford – Chief Operations Officer- Shoot Like A Girl Shoot Like A Girl’s mission is to “grow the number of women in shooting sports by empowering them with the confidence that comes from the experience of shooting." They accomplish this mission by traveling the country with a 54ft trailer equipped with NRA certified female instructors. Inside of this innovative traveling shooting range ladies have the opportunity to gain the experience of shooting a pistol, rifle and compound bow completely free of charge. - Chris Cheng – History Channel's Top Shot Season 4 Champion. A self-taught amateur and tech guy, Chris beat out 17 competitors and won $100,000 cash prize, a pro marksman contract with Bass Pro Shops, and the title of "Top Shot." He is a media personality in the outdoor industry and is the author of "Shoot to Win", and Chris also was instrumental in the creation of the NSSF’s new Suicide Prevention Initiative. - Ashley Hlebinsky – the Robert W. Woodruff Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Ashley is the first female firearm curator at the most prestigious firearms museum in the United States. And she was just awarded the prestigious NSSF/POMA Grits Gresham Shooting Sports Communicator of the Year Award. Responsibly Armed Citizen Report Dan’s Calm-Mentary

Hour Two - Guest Ashley Hleblinsky, Curator of the Cody Firearms Museum centerofthewest.org

Today’s Guests: Cody Firearms Museum & Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Curator – Ashley Hlebinsky. Mark Hanish, Sr. Director of Commercial Sales for FNH USA and a Pro 3 Gunner, also a big game hunter. Listen: Click here to listen or Download: (Click here to listen and then right-click to download and select “save... READ MORE

Great to have Ed Schneider of SKB Cases to discuss their product line. Ashley Hlebinsky, Assistant Curator at the Cody Firearms Museum, talks about the museum and their appearance at the 2015 Shot Show in Las Vegas on January 20-23, 2015. International Sportsmen’s Expo Communications Director John Kirk talks about the Denver 2015 Show at... READ MORE

Host Scott Whatley and Co-Host’s Red Merrell and Kevin Flesch are joined by Guest Host Trevon Stoltzfus of Outback Outdoors to introduce us to the Train to Hunt Challenge with Matthew Ament. Ashley Lynn Hlebinsky Assistant Curator of The Cody Firearms Museum tells us about this awesome museum. Rod Myers of Summertime Charters out of... READ MORE

Hour Two  - Guest Ashley Lynn Hlebinsky, Cody Firearms Museum, and Michele Makucevich, Swab-its