Gun Talk with Tom Gresham, the nation’s longest-running firearms talk show, just notched another win for the Second Amendment airwaves by adding Spokane affiliate KMAX AM 840. This expansion into Washington state’s second-largest media market isn’t just a frequency tweak—it’s a strategic beachhead in a battleground state where anti-gun forces have been pushing hard with everything from assault weapon bans to magazine limits. Tom Gresham, who’s been dishing out pro-2A wisdom since 1995, brings his no-nonsense blend of industry news, expert interviews, and listener call-ins to a region hungry for unfiltered gun talk amid Seattle’s progressive echo chamber.

The implications for the 2A community are electric. Spokane’s Eastern Washington vibe skews red and rural, with a strong hunting and self-defense culture that’s often drowned out by the I-5 corridor’s urban mandates. KMAX AM 840 now amplifies voices like Gresham’s to counter that narrative, potentially mobilizing listeners ahead of key fights—like the ongoing resistance to Gov. Inslee’s gun control agenda. Think about it: in a state where Initiative 1639 already tightened background checks, shows like Gun Talk equip everyday carriers with the facts to push back at the ballot box and in the courts. This affiliate isn’t mere expansion; it’s firepower for grassroots activism, drawing in new affiliates and proving talk radio remains a pro-gun juggernaut when legacy media stonewalls the truth.

For 2A enthusiasts, tune in Saturdays at 9 AM PDT on KMAX and join the fray—call in, share your wins, and fortify the front lines. Gresham’s move signals momentum: as affiliates multiply (now over 450 nationwide), the firearms conversation is decentralizing, outpacing Big Tech censorship and cable talking heads. In Spokane and beyond, this is how we win the information war, one station at a time.