Wanted Podcast Bonus #3: The Gear Episode

Wanted Podcast

JS

Bountyhunter, Criminaljustice, History, Lawenforcement, Documentary, Bailbonds, Fugitive, Society & Culture, Police, Truecrime

5 • 699 Ratings

🗓️ 22 January 2020

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we try to answer all of your questions about the gear we run in the field(and off.)

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0:00.0	On this week's bonus episode, we're going to talk gear and why we choose to run what we do out here in the real world.
0:09.1	This is the wanted podcast.
0:24.7	Welcome back, everybody, to the Wanted Podcast.
0:25.6	My name is John.
0:26.8	This is my co-host Alex.
0:27.3	Hi, everyone.
0:28.0	Welcome back.
0:30.4	We are the co-owners of the Finrear Group.
0:32.5	We are fugitive recovery agents.
0:41.1	We are private investigators, process servers, and podcasters. We get to do a bonus episode this week. I'm pretty excited about it. Yeah, I'm always excited about a bonus episode. Yeah,
0:46.3	I kind of dig. Well, I love podcasting. I think this is a lot of fun. And just, we're going to go
0:52.9	into some stuff tonight that we get bombarded with all the time.
0:57.2	The thing I get asked about in DMs from Instagram or messages or even when I go to the gun store,
1:04.1	you know, all kinds of people will ask me, people who are in a tactical world, they want to ask about my gear.
1:10.5	They want to say, hey, what do you do this for this?
1:13.2	What kind of gear?
1:14.1	What kind of pistols?
1:14.9	What kind of this and that?
1:16.4	And we've never really dedicated anything to this.
1:20.0	We have one YouTube episode that's ancient.
1:23.5	It's old.
1:24.2	Our gear has changed so much since then.
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