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Vortex Nation Podcast

Ep. 78 | Video Games and Guns – Good or Bad?

Vortex Nation Podcast

Vortex Nation Podcast

Optics, Sports, Vortex Nation, Shooting, Vortex Nation Podcast, Wilderness, Binoculars, Rifle, Scope, Hunting, Vortex, Vortex Optics, Riflescope, Gun, Long Range

4.91.5K Ratings

🗓️ 3 June 2019

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Violent first person shooting/hunting video games and guns in real life – Good combo or bad combo? Jimmy, Jamison and Erik, three millennials who have spent a great deal behind the controller of some of the biggest names in first person shooters like Halo, Medal of Honor, Big Game Hunter, Call of Duty and Battlefield to name a few, discuss their personal experiences having played many of the most controversial video games as kids and then getting into firearms, recreational shooting and hunting as adults. This particular topic should hit close to home, even if you don’t play video games yourself, because many of the arguments against video games like these have angles back towards the firearms that so many law abiding citizens own and use responsibly today. The fact is, there are a lot of people engaged in hobbies and lifestyles now that they wouldn’t have gained interest in had they not played it in a video game as kids. In our industry, we should be excited about the idea of more people getting involved in, but we should also take ownership for helping all these budding enthusiasts get started responsibly whenever we can. Give this one a listen and let us know what you think about video games and guns on Instagram or wherever you listen. As always - let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation podcast by asking us on any one of our social media platforms and using #VortexNationPodcast.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Vortex Nation podcast brought to you by lovers of hunting, shooting, public lands, the Second Amendment and Good Food. What's up, Vortex Nation, Eric has finally found a good resting place on the table here for his famous aim as cookies

0:23.6

which he won't stop talking about. Also he's four servings deep today and it's only

0:29.6

about 11.56 in the AM. And we are seeking a sponsorship from Famous Amos just to be

0:37.1

clear. This is not subtle. Just to be clear. We have with us here, unfortunately Mark is out out but we're going to be talking about firearms

0:45.8

you know and likely AR-15 so you know he's he's probably good he's out hunting

0:51.0

currently but he will be back at some point in time with me here Jimmy on the mic currently

0:56.2

I'm joined by Eric frequent guest and Jameson who's been on before but Jamie. It's been a while

1:01.4

Long time.

1:03.0

I think that was the first episode I was on.

1:04.0

You were on the very first episode and then kind of 75 or whatever many episodes went by and then you decided to jump on again.

1:10.0

Yeah, you decided to invite me back.

1:12.0

It's going to be back. Yep. The topic that we wanted to talk

1:15.1

about to discuss was video games and firearm culture guns guns today.

1:23.0

And as soon as that topic came up,

1:24.4

Jameson jumped in very excitedly,

1:27.6

the in-house nerd.

1:29.6

We have a lot of experts here around the office in many different things and even when it ventures into, you know, being a nerd and playing video games a lot.

1:39.0

That's me.

1:40.0

We've got JMO.

1:41.0

Mm-hmm. JMO, you play a lot of video games and you have in the past, you also like build computers

1:48.8

and stuff.

1:49.8

What's that all about?

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