Real Life Defensive Training – The Body
Kyle McNally, First time podcast guest and our instructor for practical martial arts for the day, joins Jimmy and Mark following a morning of learning the fundamentals of real world self-defense witho...
21 Loka 20201h 16min
Real Life Defensive Training - The Fighting Carbine
Pete and Justin of Vortex EDGE join Jimmy and Mark following a full day of working the fundamentals of marksmanship with the fighting carbine (AR-15’s in this case). In this episode we discuss the imp...
20 Loka 20201h 26min
Real Life Defensive Training - The Pistol
Pete and Adrian of Vortex EDGE join Jimmy and Mark following a full day of working the fundamentals of pistol marksmanship as well as a classroom session around the physical, mental and legal sides of...
19 Loka 20201h 33min
#10MinuteTalk – Barrel Twist Rates
One of those very important variables in shooting performance and accuracy that so many of us take for granted or never think to check – the twist rate of the barrel in our rifle. What is the twist ra...
13 Loka 202017min
Ep. 150 | Meat Care After the Shot w/ Ryan Lampers
Bang!!! Flop!....Now what??? Mark and Jimmy sit down with Ryan Lampers (Hunt Harvest Health) to chat through meat care techniques and tricks after the shot - to ensure big game you take makes it to yo...
12 Loka 20201h 34min
#10MinuteTalk – The Ol’ 30-30
No series of 10-ish minute talks all about cartridges is complete without one dedicated to the ol’ reliable 30-30. Ryan Muckenhirn joins Jimmy and Mark to discuss one of the most popular American cart...
6 Loka 202012min
Ep. 149 | Social Media Giants and Guns – An Inside Look
Jimmy, Mark, and Erik sit down with Chuck Rossi, avid firearms enthusiast and former Facebook employee where he worked as an engineer behind the scenes and the “subject matter expert” on all things gu...
5 Loka 20201h 19min
#10MinuteTalk – Angle Compensation: To Use or Not to Use?
Lots of rangefinders have “Angle Compensation” built in, and if you’ve got a Vortex Rangefinder, regardless of the model, this is certainly the case. (We happen to call it “Horizontal Component Distan...
29 Syys 202013min
