Podcasts about world shoot

In this episode of SHE SHOOTS, we delve into the exhilarating world of competitive shooting with an exclusive interview featuring the return of Team Canada from the 2025 Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) World Shoot. Join us as we celebrate their remarkable achievements and explore the dedication and skill that propelled them to the top.Meet the TeamGet to know the talented members of Team Canada, who represented the nation on the global stage. Discover their backgrounds, inspirations, and the unique journey each took to become a part of this elite squad: Melody Philistin, Taylor Reich, Everett Pulido, Justin Thomson & Wesley StevensGain insights into the rigorous training programs and strategies that helped Team Canada excel. Learn about the disciplines and dedication required to compete at the highest level in the world of PCC shooting.Hear firsthand accounts of the challenges and triumphs faced by the team during the competition. From intense matchups to unforgettable moments of camaraderie, the athletes share their most memorable experiences.Explore the pivotal moments and key strategies that led Team Canada to their spectacular performance at the World Shoot. Discover how they navigated the competition and emerged victorious.Listen as the team discusses their future goals and aspirations in the world of competitive shooting. From upcoming competitions to personal milestones, find out what's next for these exceptional athletes.About SHE SHOOTS PODCAST:SHE SHOOTS is a podcast for women in the shooting community and for those interested in learning more about it. It is hosted by women who shoot, hunt, and instruct and most importantly share a passion for introducing new ladies to the sport.Coming to you on the second Tuesday of every month, the objective of SHE SHOOTS is to showcase various activities in the shooting sports and highlight the people who participate. We hope this will help you find something you are interested in learning more about and various ways to get involved.Did you know the shooting community proudly boasts over 250,000 licensed women who participate across Canada? This sport has something for everyone and it's easy to get out and give it a try.Join us every month when we host SHE SHOOTS on a variety of social media platforms. This exciting collaboration is brought to you by the Canadian University Shooting Federation, Project Mapleseed and LadyGuns.

This week, a cop shoots himself responding to a different shooting, an open carry gun is used to shoot its owner, PCC World Shoot, Grand Power won the World Shoot, Austin's rifle went to Jesus, things we did that weren't shooting, Stephen's 180 video, NASS Dad Jokes, and much more! Get your "It's f***ing Tuesday" T-shirt!  Subscribe on Patreon to get an extra episode every week! Listen on YouTube! Andy on Instagram - andy.e.605 Jeff on Instagram - jeff_the_monster_king MW Aktiv Wear - mw_aktiv_wear Not Another Shooting Show on Reddit

Four of the five shooting days have concluded. I give an update on all of the standings going into Day 5 of shooting, Day 6 of the match. Multiple individuals are staring a World Shoot gold medal in the face. Some are in a position to podium with a good day and a little help. Listen for all of the details. Enjoy!!

5 days of shooting, approximately 30 stages, all while representing your country — the World Shotgun Shoot happens every 3 years and is the Olympics of action shotgun shooting. Vortex's Reuben Aleckson and Adam Maxwell give a detailed rundown of the event and how you can qualify to represent the USA at the next one.As always, we want to hear your feedback! Let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation™ podcast by asking us on Instagram @vortexnationpodcast

Nicole is an American microbiologist living in Italy. She competes in both USPSA and IPSC regularly. She competed at the Area 8 match last year in Pittsburgh. She will be competing in the World Shoot and the USPSA IPSC Nationals. I would like to thank Nicole for taking the time to come on the show and talking about her shooting experiences. Enjoy! https://www.instagram.com/nicole_k_esposito/  

  In this American Warrior Show episode, multiple time national and world champion Max Michel walks us through a full World Shoot training plan, starting today.  I gave no pre-question to Max before the show and after a brief introduction we jump right in. Max has an incredibly deep background in practical shooting as well as applying the skills he has honed over the years as a pro in his instructional role to Law Enforcement and the U.S. Military.   This discussion includes a great deal of information and concepts that the average or elite level shooter can assimilate and apply in thier own skill development.   This is an incredible show!  Read more in his bio below: Max Michel Website THE ARMY MARKSMANSHIP UNIT Based at Ft. Benning in Georgia, the USAMU is renowned for taking young shooters and developing them into National and World Champions in a variety of disciplines. Michel's prominence in the Practical Shooting arena made him a top recruit for the USAMU's Action Pistol Team and in 1999 he began his career as an Army shooter and trainer. During his 10 year US Army career, Staff Sergeant Michel's duties included serving as the Military Coach of the Action Pistol Team. He was also responsible through his training programs for insuring the combat readiness of soldiers fighting the Global War on Terrorism. Utilizing his vast competitive shooting experience, Michel developed one of the most dynamic training programs for today's soldier and elite warrior. THE CHAMPION'S REIGN Today, Max Michel, Jr. is one of the most dominant shooters in the world. His training methods and focus are beyond compare and have earned him a well earned reputation as a top tier athlete and instructor. He is the International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) World Champion (XVII, USA) as well as the only shooter in history to hold Seven World Speed Shooting Championships. Michel also owns multiple World Speed Shooting records as well as being the first Action Shooter to win all USPSA Area Championships in the same season (2010). As an international competitor, Michel has represented the United States in the last seven International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) World Shoots and returned home each time with team gold medals. SIG SAUER Michel is involved with several key segments of the SIG SAUER business as well as many of his other partners. In addition to competing in shooting events, such as USPSA and Steel Challenge as the SIG SAUER Team Captain, Michel manages SIG SAUER's involvement in the competitive shooting market. These efforts include working with other shooters, match sponsorships, and co-marketing efforts. Michel also works with SIG SAUER's Product Managers to further strengthen SIG SAUER's competitive gun offerings and teaches select shooting courses at the SIG SAUER Academy™ as a member of their prestigious group of highly experienced instructors. ACCOMPLISHMENTS US Army Veteran Guinness World Record Holder IPSC XVII World Champion 7 time World Speed Shooting Champion 7 time US Steel National Champion 13 time USPSA National Champion 20 time US National Champion More than 300 Major Championship Victories Team Captain of the SIG SAUER Shooting Team

I have 3 of the 4 Ladies on the gold medal team. This is a different experience than what I heard from the men. Very intriguing! Enjoy!

Episode 174: On this episode, CZ modernizes an old cult lover, Shadow Systems give a comp to another model. There were a ton of Shooting Sports. World Shoot Team USA results, Area 5 & 6 and Illinois Section. We talk about our time at the Gun Owners of America G.O.A.L.S. event. For that Blackout Coffee […] The post Pew Time 174 – New CZs & Shadow Systems, Rifle World Shoot, A5, A6, Illinois Sectional, and GOALS Recap appeared first on Firearms Radio Network.

Episode 174: On this episode, CZ modernizes an old cult lover, Shadow Systems give a comp to another model. There were a ton of Shooting Sports. World Shoot Team USA results, Area 5 & 6 and Illinois Section. We talk about our time at the Gun Owners of America G.O.A.L.S. event. For that Blackout Coffee link to support the show click https://www.blackoutcoffee.com?p=SJxs6gMea Be sure to use code LNL20 if it is your first order and get 20% off!Thanks for all of your guy's support! We love ya!Please help us out by rating and reviewing the podcast! Thank you!Got questions? Email us at pewtimepodcast@gmail.comIf you want to book Tony for a class email him at performancegun@gmail.com Looking for some new range wear?Head over to https://www.laughnload.com to check out some of the shirts, hats, hoodies and more that are currently available. What to check out some more from us you can search Laugh n Load on IG, FB and YouTube. FB: https://www.facebook.com/252407111792056/IG: https://instagram.com/laughnload?igshid=tm0tboj9syruYT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvK8P5NQ_sCpz1Hwasmd62Q

Three of the four members of the 2024 Rifle World Shoot, held in Oulu, Finland, come on the show to talk about their experience, as wells as the team vs individual dynamic. Before the recording began, it was like a party. These guys get along well and have great synergy. I thank all of them for coming on the show and talking about it. https://www.instagram.com/kylelitzie/ https://www.instagram.com/ajanthony_3gun/ https://www.instagram.com/joe_farewell/  

It's been a while since I have had Jay on the show by himself. It was over due. We catch up on literally everything. We talk Carry Optics Nationals, 9mm Ballistics, training, IPSC shooters, World Shoot and others. Lots of thought provoking topics, to include a one-week, all inclusive Nationals. Enjoy!!

Eric Grauffel just won the USPSA Carry Optics Nationals and is also a 9 time World Champion. There is no one like him in shooting sports. He has dominated practical shooting for over 20 years. What makes him so special? Why does someone consistently win? Is Eric ever going to lose? I was able to talk with Eric at his new training academy and range in France, over the internet. In this episode Eric talks about: -How he prepared for the World Shoot. -How to get ready for any match. -What makes a winner. If you want to see this episode, watch the podcast on YouTube. Links mentioned: https://eg-czacademy.teachable.com/ Eric's online course.  

Jay and I get hot and heavy into the 2025 World Shoot standings. I told my wife it will take 20-30 minutes. Fifty minutes later........Enjoy!! https://linkliberator.com/me/@casualshooterpodcast https://linktr.ee/jay_of_mars  

Christian Sailer has just won the 2024 IPSC Nationals in the United States.  He also won the 2022 IPSC World Shoot in the Open Division. He is 22 years old. How did he do it? Christian started shooting when he was a “short” kid of 13 when his mom took him to the range the first time. He then started competing and learned what it took to win a match. Through his extreme passion and goal setting, Christian went on to win Area Championships and then National Championships. The one goal he wrote down years ago was to win a World Championship. He did… What are some of the things Christian did? –He is an extreme goal setter, defining how to achieve each aspect of the goals. –Christian felt confident at the first stage of the World Shoot, and knew it would go well for him. –Christian has humility and respect for his competition but always knew the trophy was his. You can follow Christian on Instagram or on his YouTube channel.

Episode 155: On this episode, Shotgun World Shoot results, Beretta says farewell to a long standing pocket gun, SIG introduces yet another P320, Zev goes metal!? Thanks for all of your guy's support! We love ya! Please help us out by rating and reviewing the podcast! Thank you! Got questions? Email us at pewtimepodcast@gmail.com If you want to book Tony for a class email him at performancegun@gmail.com Looking for some new range wear? Head over to https://www.laughnload.com to check out some of the shirts, hats, hoodies and more that are currently available. What to check out some more from us you can search Laugh n Load on IG, FB and YouTube. FB: https://www.facebook.com/252407111792056/ IG: https://instagram.com/laughnload?igshid=tm0tboj9syru YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvK8P5NQ_sCpz1Hwasmd62Q

Luigi Li is currently running for USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) President and the election is going on right now.  Listeners of this podcast know that I compete in USPSA as it's one of the shooting sports that makes you a better shooter.  If you want to carry your gun every day or are required to because of your job, going out and competing is a great way to increase your skills.  The USPSA organization has over 37, 000 members that compete in all sorts of firearms, from handguns to rifles.  In this episode, I sat down with Luigi, who I've known for several years.  Luigi has served on the board of my local shooting club for 8 years.  He travels internationally to matches and recently shot at the latest World Shoot. Is Luigi the right choice for USPSA president?  Listen and make your own decision.  Also, I kept the Q&A session from the live show this was recorded from. In this episode you'll hear: --Why Luigi thinks USPSA is fractured. --Would Luigi reinstate banned members? --What Luigi thinks the USPSA President really is. Links mentioned: Luigi's Instagram Email Luigi at DVC.Luigi@gmail.com

Another Special Episode. This time, it's with Matt Nash. We review his major matches from the end of last year (Nationals, World Shoot, etc.), swap some stories and just have a good time talking shooting. Hope you enjoy!! https://koji.to/@casshootpodcast Matt's Links: https://www.instagram.com/mnshooting/ https://linktr.ee/MNShooting    

In today's episode, we have the privilege of exploring the remarkable journey of JJ Racaza, a world champion in the thrilling sport of practical shooting. Born in the Philippines, JJ Racaza developed a passion for firearms and marksmanship from a young age. His fascination with shooting began with air guns and gradually evolved into a lifelong pursuit. Racaza's unwavering dedication and exceptional talent propelled him to the forefront of the shooting world. Racaza's rise to prominence came as he honed his skills in practical shooting, a demanding sport that tests an individual's ability to engage targets accurately and efficiently under intense pressure. With each competition, he refined his techniques, pushing the boundaries of what was thought possible in the realm of shooting sports. Throughout his illustrious career, Racaza has amassed a multitude of accolades and titles, consistently showcasing his unparalleled skills in various shooting disciplines. His unwavering commitment to excellence has made him a revered figure within the shooting community, and his expertise is sought after by aspiring marksmen worldwide. Beyond his extraordinary shooting accomplishments, JJ Racaza is renowned for his charismatic personality and dedication to sharing his knowledge and experience with others. He has become a prominent instructor, conducting training programs and seminars to inspire and empower shooters of all skill levels. Racaza's passion for the sport extends beyond his personal achievements; he aims to foster a vibrant community of shooters who push the boundaries of what is possible in practical shooting. Join us as we delve into the life of JJ Racaza, exploring the challenges he has faced, the triumphs he has celebrated, and the invaluable wisdom he has gained along the way. Prepare to be inspired as we uncover the mindset and drive that has propelled him to the pinnacle of his sport. This is the Champion's Journey. In this show here are some takeaways: –How JJ won the 2022 World Shoot while using a stock pistol. –What type of training went into preparing for the World Shoot. –Go behind the scenes of how JJ got together with his gun sponsor. Links mentioned in the episode: JJ's Website Howitzer Clothing

This week on the podcast, I talk about the background, events, and outcome of 2018 incident that came to known as Ban the Bens. My blog post with timeline and screenshots: https://berryshooting.com/blog/petition-for-the-removal-of-mike-foley/ The menacing "announcement" to the members threatening to secede from IPSC: https://uspsa.org/announcement/243 Followup "announcement" warning World Shoot competitors IPSC could suspend us as a region: https://uspsa.org/announcement/252 Wayback machine archive of the Doodie Project thread: https://web.archive.org/web/20201112020801/http://www.doodieproject.com/index.php?/topic/5893-ben-berry-banned-from-uspsa/ The announcement from the board that they were basically going to do nothing about what Foley had done: https://uspsa.org/documents/minutes/20180605.pdf

Christian Sailer won the 2022 IPSC World Shoot in the Open Division. He is 22 years old. How did he do it? Christian started shooting when he was a “short” kid of 13 when his mom took him to the range the first time. He then started competing and learned what it took to win a match. Through his extreme passion and goal setting, Christian went on to win Area Championships and then National Championships. The one goal he wrote down years ago was to win a World Championship. He did… What are some of the things Christian did? –He is an extreme goal setter, defining how to achieve each aspect of the goals. –Christian felt confident at the first stage of the World Shoot, and knew it would go well for him. –Christian has humility and respect for his competition but always knew the trophy was his. You can follow Christian on Instagram or on his YouTube channel.

On today's episode of the TFB Behind the Gun Podcast, I've brought on Chun to talk about the IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) 2022 World Shoot. IPSC is a shooting sport that everyone across the globe can participate in but is still not very well known to those outside of the competition sphere. IPSC takes a lot of inspiration from its close American-only counterpart the USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association). Apart from some technical differences between the two, both IPSC and USPSA pit shooting competitors against one another in a test of both accuracy and speed (referred to as hit factor). While USPSA only takes place up to a national level, IPSC World Shoot takes it a step further and occurs once every 4 years on the world stage. In essence, the IPSC is the gun equivalent of the Olympics. Today my guest Chun, who is an IPSC participant, tells us all about the competition, what kind of gear he uses, and what other potential competitors can expect to experience if they attend a world shoot outside of their home country. Please welcome Chun to the program!  Chun's YouTube Channel - This is where Chun posts all of his match content including his runs at every stage during the 2022 IPSC World Shoot. 

Eric Grauffel is now a 9 time World Champion. There is no one like him in shooting sports. He has dominated practical shooting for over 20 years. What makes him so special? Why does someone consistently win? Is Eric ever going to lose? I was able to talk with Eric at his new training academy and range in France, over the internet. In this episode Eric talks about: -How he prepared for the World Shoot. -How to get ready for any match. -What makes a winner. If you want to see this episode, watch the podcast on YouTube. Links mentioned: https://eg-czacademy.teachable.com/ Eric's online course.

Julie Golob is a professional shooter. She is sponsored by Smith and Wesson and has been in shooting sports for over 25 years. Julie's accomplishments include winning the IPSC World Championship in her division. She was the US Army Athlete of the Year. Julie is also the first and only 7 division USPSA Pistol Ladies National Champion, plus she competes in all the major shooting sports. Julie is also a mother and author. She has written several books including “Toys, Tools, Guns & Rules” which is a book to teach kids gun safety. Julie is featured on Smith and Wesson's “Gunsmarts” videos which are broken down to the shooter's experience to teach gun handling, shooting and drills. Links mentioned in the show: www.juliegolob.com

Mason Lane has had a fantastic year and it's been a while since he's been on the podcast. We talk about his 6th place finish at the World Shoot in Production Division, teaching , training, and some breakthroughs in his personal shooting. Log into Practical Shooting Training Group to listen to the full episode and ask follow up questions at http://pstg.us/

Season 2 of the podcast opens with a travelogue from Troy about World Shoot in Thailand.  New about the match, how World Shoot officiating happens and more match information.  Also some great information for those that might be considering traveling with firearms internationally.  We also touch on staff applications for the 2023 Nationals and the process behind those as well as the responsibilities matches that use Certified Ammo have to help with the process.

The World Shoot is the Olympics of practical shooting and only happens once every 3 years. Hwansik Kim breaks down the match and shares his mindset, preparation and strategy that allowed him to finish within the top 10 in the world. Log into Practical Shooting Training Group to listen to the full episode and ask follow up questions at http://pstg.us/

WORLD SHOOT XIX Episode of the Podcast is here!! We recapped world shoot, our thoughts on everything match related and covered our individual shooting. We also had some awesome laughs

This week on the podcast, I give an update on my Area 6 Director run and the World Pistol Shootout rules, discuss shooting local matches in "Production 15", and then talk about my thoughts on why USPSA should be doing more to help out shooters that qualify for the World Shoot teams.

This is a special episode about the World Shoot. When I last had Joon on the podcast, he said he would love to compete at the World Shoot but didn't have a slot. We talk about how he got one, what it took to get one, making reservations, traveling, competing and traveling back. Joon ended up 4th in the world in Production Optics Light a mere 12 points behind Max Michel. We even chat about Prairie Fire Rank.   www.casualshooterpodcast.com LASRApp Referral Link https://bit.ly/3wfzybI Save 15% on other items at LASRApp with CSP2021 Save 20% on Gun Butter with casualshooter20 www.gunbutter.com Save 10% on HOIST with CasualShooter www.drinkhoist.com  

Thanks for checking in with The Hit Factor Podcast, Hope you enjoy the show! Inquiries: thehitfactorpodcast@gmail.com Featured: Jeff Cawthon, Jeremy Reid   World Shoot Results: https://practiscore.com/results/new/187854?q_division=0   Thank you to Shooters Connection for sponsoring this weeks show, use our link to support the show!  https://www.shootersconnectionstore.com/Default?afid=70     The Hit Factor Community Pages: Discord through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=73964288 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_hit_factor_podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHitFactorPodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfEwelPaHd4cELSatDtKxw  

Matt Nash is a competitive USPSA shooter who mainly shoots Production. He is on the USA World Shoot team, competing in Thailand. In this episode, we talk about his shooting career success, including his making Super Squad for the 2022 Nationals this year. He shares his dry fire and live fire practice sessions and drills he worked on before leaving for World Shoot. At the end of this episode, he and I dive into being prepared in a home defense scenario or in a public setting and what kind of basic medical training and gear you should always carry. The Reticle Up is produced in partnership with AmericanFirearms.org. American Firearms' mission is to recommend what works. We believe everyone deserves access to unbiased, helpful information about firearms -- and our buying guides, product reviews, and learning resources are designed to help real people find the stuff that will work best for them. Check us out at www.americanfirearms.org Be sure to subscribe to the Reticle Up Podcast wherever you get your podcasts from. Leave us a review online and be sure to follow us on social media! Follow the host at @3gunkenzie on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mckenzie-fitzpatrick/support

This is a special episode covering the standings of the XIX World Shoot heading into the final day of shooting. www.casualshooterpodcast.com LASRApp Referral Link https://bit.ly/3wfzybI Save 15% on other items at LASRApp with CSP2021 Save 20% on Gun Butter with casualshooter20 www.gunbutter.com Save 10% on HOIST with CasualShooter www.drinkhoist.com  

The episode is a replay of an interview I did with Hwansik Kim back in 2018. Right now, Hwansik is currently representing the USA at the 2022 World Shoot in Thailand. It's quite an accomplishment to make the World Team amongst all the great competitors in the United States. In this episode, Hwanski talks about the high-level training and mindset he uses and this, without a doubt, got him where he is today.

Thanks for checking in with The Hit Factor Podcast, Hope you enjoy the show! Inquiries: thehitfactorpodcast@gmail.com Featured: Jeff Cawthon, Jeremy Reid, Matt Hopkins   Thank you to Shooters Connection for sponsoring this weeks show, use our link to support the show!  https://www.shootersconnectionstore.com/Default?afid=70     The Hit Factor Community Pages: Discord through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=73964288 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_hit_factor_podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHitFactorPodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFfEwelPaHd4cELSatDtKxw  

Mason and Kaylee Lane are a power couple competing, training, and shooting together. Mason is a 3 Time National Champion who has grown up shooting professionally. Kaylee got started in Steel Challenge and USPSA, and enjoys competing in both iron-sighted and optic divisions. These two travel the USA and internationally together to compete in shooting competitions all across the world. They instruct together and make the perfect team! We recorded this episode right between Race Gun and PCC/Prod Nationals, so you can get a little insight on their training up to Nationals, how they switch gears from one Nationals to the next, and what they're working toward with World Shoot coming up. The Reticle Up is produced in partnership with AmericanFirearms.org. American Firearms' mission is to recommend what works. We believe everyone deserves access to unbiased, helpful information about firearms -- and our buying guides, product reviews, and learning resources are designed to help real people find the stuff that will work best for them. Check us out at www.americanfirearms.org Be sure to subscribe to the Reticle Up Podcast wherever you get your podcasts from. Leave us a review online and be sure to follow us on social media! Follow the host at @3gunkenzie on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mckenzie-fitzpatrick/support

This weeks show of Manny Talks Shooting is with none other than Mr. Matt Hopkins. Matt Hopkins is a Multiple USPSA Grandmaster. Matt is also slated to shoot the World Shoot in Thailand. Matt is a true common who truly loves this sport and its community. You have most likely have already heard Matt on plenty of other podcasts. It was finally a good time to bring him onto the show to sit down and chat. Matt had common beginnings like most of use when we came into the sport. Matt is looking forward to supporting Area 6 in the upcoming years with its matches now that he has moved to South Carolina. Matt was the previous Area 3 director even thought it be for a short time. He just got done running the Area 3 math in Grand Island Nebraska. During the show we talk about his beginnings, his plans to move forward in in the Area 6 region, and much more. Check out Matt @ https://www.instagram.com/hopkins_shooting/?hl=en http://www.hopkinsshooting.com/ Check out the podcast "Manny Talks Shooting". Wherever you listen to podcasts. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/manny-talks-shooting/id1552710518 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/alex-mansfield Manny Talks Shooting Merch: Follow us on: https://linktr.ee/mannytalksshooting Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mannytalksshooting/ Email: mannytalksshooting@gmail.com Music courtesy of Ben Sound at https://www.bensound.com

This episode features another dive into the email inbox covering topics such as: The NROI Work Record, why do it, what we use it for, etc.; Use of modular holsters; Match Scoring; Questions for Outlaw matches that "use USPSA safety rules"; an update on Nationals staffing and news regarding the US teams headed to Thailand for World Shoot.

This month we talked to Amanda Fisher and Laura Seitz; IPSC, USPSA and Steel Challenge competitive shooters. We'll talk about how they got into the sport, their success stories and maybe some flops and what they learned from them. Amanda Fisher Amanda Fisher is a competitive shooter from Alberta. IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) is what she predominately competes in but also dabbles in a bit of 3 gun, USPSA and Steel Challenge. Her love and interest of firearms began in 2015 when she shot her first pistol. To better understand the working of a handgun, she took the Black Badge course. This is a holster training course that is a prerequisite to shooting IPSC. Although Amanda had no interest in competing, she wanted her Black Badge certification so she competed in her first IPSC competition early 2016. Well, she was hooked and the rest is history. Right now, Amanda shoots a CZ Shadow 2 in the Production Division in IPSC but will be transitioning to the Standard Division in the near future. In 2018 Amanda successfully completed the Range Officer course and has RO'd several major matches Nationally. Her accomplishments have been a wonderful journey for her; currently she is the Top Production Division Lady in Alberta, Top Production Division Lady in Saskatchewan, the 5th place overall in Production Division in Alberta and the 5th Lady in the Production Division in Canada. With her strong finishes and her will to keep going forward, Amanda has recently been accepted to represent Alberta on the Alberta Gold Team at the Canadian Nationals 2022 and Canada at the IPSC World Shoot Championships in Thailand, November 2022. In preparation for the World Shoot, Amanda is loading a ton of ammunition and doing regular dry fire sessions for when the weather is better, and she can put her dry fire training to the test on the range and in provincial qualifying events. Laura Seitz Laura was first introduced to firearms when she was about 12 years old, by her Dad and her uncle. She loved it! However, there was a large gap in time that she didn't think about shooting. Time passed, she got older, went to school, pursued a career, participated in other sports and got married. One day at the end of 2019, out of the blue, her husband asked me what she thought of guns and she shared her childhood memories. This began an exciting and fun filled passion that she and her husband, Devon, share to this day. Laura's journey with shooting began again when she joined a Steel Challenge league night. It was so gratifying to hear that steel ring! Soon after, they both got their Black Badge and started going to as many International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC), United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) and Steel Challenge matches as they could. She shot both Alberta (AB) and Saskatchewan (SK) Provincials last year and then went on to the Canadian National Steel Challenge Championships. This led to an opportunity to write an article with a friend and competitor, Amanda Fisher, in the USPSA magazine published in 2021.

Topic:  World Champion shooter Max Michel joins Paul to talk Sig Sauer, the World Shoot and Family, Perry Orth of Right To Bear Insurance discusses firearms liability insurance, and more.  Episode Sponsors: (Click the company to visit their website.)  Armscor Ammunition and Rock Island Armory  Right To Bear Insurance   Spartan Armor  Click here to subscribe to the Legally Armed America YouTube Channel.   Contact Paul at the “High Capacity Podcast”! Want us to include something different on the “High Capacity Podcast”? Let us know! Like what you hear? Hate what you hear? Let us know! Text your suggestions or comments to 202 869-2527 or call and leave a voice mail. It's really that simple! You don't have to sign up for anything and it costs nothing. You just text or call like you would any other phone number. If you prefer to email Paul, do so at paul@LegallyArmedAmerica.com. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Paul Phegan comes from the Land Down Under. He is a National Champion in IPSC in Australia and part of their world team for the upcoming 2021 World Shoot. Paul has an interesting story when it comes to shooting since having a gun in Australia is very difficult. Also, with COVID and the ammo crisis, shooting matches and practice have changed. But what is great about Paul, is he shares his training secrets and explains what it took to be a National Champion. Links mentioned in the show: Paul’s Facebook page This show’s sponsor, Bear Creek Arsenal. Use code Nation5 for 5% off your first order.

Shannon Smith served in the US Army and was in the Ranger’s Regiment. Shannon also got into competitive shooting and worked his way up to currently being on Team USA for the upcoming World Shoot. Shannon has worked at the Universal Shooting Academy in Frostproof, FL for the past decade and is now heading off on his own. I’ve had Shannon on the show years ago and he was on the Shooter’s Summit. Shannon is as no-nonsense as they come and we definitely have an interesting conversation. Link mentioned on the show: http://www.shannonsmithshooting.com/  

We are back with Season 3 of the M-W Tactical Podcast. This week Michael and the Mad Scientist talk about the monthly CSRA Match in Augusta, GA that Dave shot and was doing the duties of Match Director. Then the Duo takes it into why mindset is so important and the training aspect associated with it. We have a conversation with the shooting legend Travis Tomasie who took gold in the 2008 IPSC Handgun World Shoot in the Standard Division and Bronze at the 2005 World Shoot in the Standard Division. He is also a multiple world and national IPSC and USPSA champion, Army veteran, and former member of the United States Army Marksmanship Unit. This legend also appeared on a few TV shows like MythBusters, Shooting USA, Gallery of Guns, and many other shows. Pull up a chair, put your cars or trucks on cruise control, and put them headphones in... It's time for the M-W Tactical Podcast!!!! Looking to support us and everything we do, visit https://anchor.fm/m-wtactical/support We Are Making A Movie Donate To Help Us!!! We Are Wanting To Provide Free Training For Those Who Are Not As Fortunate!!!! Social Media Instagram: @m_wtactical @csrashooters YouTube: M-W Tactical Facebook: M-W Tactical CSRA Shooters Website: www.M-Wtactical.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Show sponsors: Hunters HD Gold: https://huntershdgold.com/ The Gun Cleaners: https://theguncleaners.com/ CAE Transfers: https://www.facebook.com/CAETransfers Brass Monkey Bullets: 423-967-1063 JM4 Tactical: https://jm4tactical.com/

This week’s podcast talks more about the Madd Macs Precision Tactical .22s, plus why you should never take any training information as a “revealed truth." MichaelBane.TV - On the Radio episode # 6. Scroll down for reference links on topics discussed in this episode. Disclaimer: The statements and opinions expressed here are our own and may not represent those of the companies we represent or any entities affiliated to it. Host: Michael Bane Producer: Flying Dragon Ltd. More information and reference links: Madd Macs Precision Tactical http://maddmacsprecisiontactical.com/index.html http://maddmacsprecisiontactical.com/new-maddmacs-xbarib-sr.html Volquartsen The Development of the Handgun — Jeff Cooper at World Shoot 1993/TFB Jeff Cooper on Red Dots https://www.billstclair.com/cooper/jeff2_7.html http://dvc.org.uk/jeff/jeff3_10.html Jeff Cooper on the Scout Rifle Evolving as Defensive Shooters/PDN The Music of Rhythm Scott The Music of Shajar Haziza The Music of Loya  

In the first episode of season 2 of Empty Brass welcomes a familiar guest Joe Farewell. Joe is one of the best 3 gun shooters in the world, and at the top of his game. Joe is a former law enforcement officer, who transition to instructing and competing full time. The guys sit down at Shot Show 2020, to discuss the World Shoot, and lessons learned. Joe opens up about things he wants to improve on going forward. Part 2 is a short episode, but it doesn't lack substance. Make sure you tune in to the first episode of season 2 as well as checking out all of Joe's social media, as well as the courses he offers around the country! Joe will always be a welcomed guest on Empty Brass, he sets an example every day with his morals, ethics, and determination to improve! Follow Joe on IG @joe.farewellhttps://instagram.com/joe_farewell?igshid=1u3mmwoi4xf1f

Christian Sailer just won the USPSA Area 6 Championship and is only 18 years old. He’s on his way to becoming a National Champion and from there he hope to win at the upcoming World Shoot. Christian only started shooting a couple of years ago but he comes from a hardcore baseball background and treats his shooting like any sport. Christian talks a lot about how he practices, the daily grind at college and how he handles match pressure. This podcast is sponsored by Shooting Sports Innovations. Check them out here: http://www.shootingsportsinnovations.com/ Please SUBSCRIBE and Join the Nation!

Welcome back to the Firearms Nation Podcast. I just got back from shoot ing the 2018 IPSC US Nationals at the Universal Shooting Academy and first off, I have to say this was an excellent match and thanks to Frank Garcia and Shannon Smith plus all the range officers for putting on the match.  This is a very important match as it serves as one of the qualifiers to be a part of the next World Shoot coming up in a couple years.  I believe it’s going to be in Thailand.  IPSC rules are different than USPSA rules which is the action pistol sports that I compete in.  I still feel that competition is the best way to get better at shooting.  But that leads me to today’s podcast. One of the big takeaways from the match was the constant negativity that I heard from other competitors.  Everyone would only talk about their misses or other screw ups.  How their time sucked, or they screwed up their stage plan.  Even worse when someone gave them a complement, that person would down play it and again bring up their mistakes.  Why can’t we focus on the positive?  What is this fascination with being a loser? I bring back on the show, Steve Anderson who is one of the top instructors who talks a lot about the mental game and the keys to being successful.  Steve has written three books on the subject and also has his own podcast, That Shooting Show, which discusses in detail, between Van Halen breaks, how we need to know what our level of participation is and define success.  Steve also has been on the Shooter’s Summit and I knew after hearing about all this misery…that I needed to discuss what we can do to change our mental programing.  Links mentioned in the show: http://www.andersonshooting.com/ http://shop.andersonshooting.com/Books/ Please SUBSCRIBE and leave a REVIEW

The 2018 IPSC Shotgun world shoot has come and gone and the United States competitors have been forever changed by the experience. Lan Nguyen of… The post 195: Post Match Analysis of the IPSC Shotgun World Shoot with Lan Nguyen first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

Welcome back to the Firearms Nation Podcast.  Imagine you start competing in the shooting sports about 4 years ago.  Imagine you decide to start shooting shotgun exclusively in competition.  Imagine you go to the IPSC World Shoot for Shotgun earlier this month and finally, imagine waking up on June 11th to find out your the World Champion.  Josh Froelich didn’t have to imagine any of this…he lived it. Josh always had a competitive gene in his body that made him play sports growing up.  In fact he supported himself and paid for college not by working at a fast food restaurant but by fighting professionally in MMA.  But something happened in 2014.  Josh decided he wanted to be better at shooting and went to his local IDPA match and the shooting gene kicked in.  Fast forward a second and it’s June 2018 where he’s standing on the podium in France representing his country as a gold medal winner in the Open Division. I get to talk to Josh about his journey and the World Shoot.  We also discuss the little things like how he won matches and how to shoot the dot in Open or Carry Optics, and of course..how to be fast (which is why you’re  in Open anyways). I found Josh to be down to Earth as most people from the Mid-West tend to be.  Hardworking, devoted and willing to get the job done with a bunch of practice.  Links mentioned in the episode: https://www.facebook.com/onlyshootopen/ Please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! ..Join the Nation!

Open Shotgun World Champion Josh Froelich and Open Shotgun Shoot Off World Champion Scott Greene are on this edition of the 3-Gun Show podcast to… The post 194: IPSC Shotgun World Shoot with Champions Josh Froelich & Scott Greene first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

This podcast is a replay from the 2017 Shooter's Summit.  The Shooter's Summit brings together over 30 of the top firearms instructors, both from the competition and tactical worlds, to help you become a better shooter. Shannon Smith – Is a veteran of the US Army where he also spent 6 years in special operations in the 2nd Ranger Battalion.  He was honored to be a team leader and sent to numerous schools in firearms, leadership and small unit tactics.  He also discovered competitive shooting while stationed in the state of Washington. Shannon is a Grandmaster shooter in USPSA (United States Pistol Association) and works for the Universal Shooting Academy in Frostproof, FL.  There he coordinates multiple major shooting events each year for USPSA, Steel Challenge and 3 Gun. He is also ranked as one of the top competitors in USPSA who also was on Team USA at the 2008 World Shoot. Shannon teaches military, law enforcement and civilians at Universal Shooting Academy.  He recently started his own Podcast “Shannon Smith Shooting” which can be found on iTunes. Links mentioned on the podcast: https://shooterssummit.com/ http://www.shannonsmithshooting.com/ http://universalshootingacademy.com/

What is it like to be a world champion?  How much focus and dedication goes into performing at that level.  Could you do it?  Could you do it knowing this might be the last time you were able to go to a world championship? Most competitive shooters in action pistol or USPSA (if you live in the US) know my guest as one of the best production class (that's the somewhat stock guns) shooters.  Ben Stoeger has won 6 national championships (five of them back to back) but never took first on the world stage..until this year.  Ben achieved that goal but the win meant more to him.  Earlier this year he was diagnosed with cancer and had an operation to remove it.  Knowing that if it spread or reappeared he would never have the opportunity to get the world champion title.  Going into the World Shoot in France this year, Ben secretly kept that feeling to himself but he was under an extreme amount of pressure.  In this episode three takeaways from Ben are 1) what is it like to compete under enormous pressure?  2)  Why getting a sponsorship doesn't mean free stuff and 3) training in the environment where you'll be competing will give you an edge over other competitors. Ben has a reputation as a bad boy in USPSA but after knowing him and what he's been through he comes across as a knowledgeable instructor and champion. I'm very pleased to bring you my interview with Ben Stoeger…  Links mentioned in the podcast: Ben's Website for classes.    http://www.benstoeger.com/ Ben's Store.    http://benstoegerproshop.com/ Books and DVDs (affiliate) “Dry Fire Reloaded” http://amzn.to/2yjtnGc “Practical Pistol Reloaded” http://amzn.to/2g5s6bA “Skills and Drills” http://amzn.to/2yjclI0 “Practical Pistol Foundations” DVD http://amzn.to/2ye9XR3 “Training to Win” DVD http://amzn.to/2xCaBpK Also, Click here for the 2016 Shooter's Summit to get 23 of these kind of interviews with the top firearms instructors! shooterssummit.com And don't forget you can connect with Firearms Nation or just stop by and say hi on these social media links: Facebook  www.facebook.com/firearmsnation Twitter  twitter.com/Firearms_Nation YouTube http://www.youtube.com/c/firearmsnation Instagram http://www.instagram.com/firearms_nation Or on the web at: www.firearmsnation.com (sign up to get your free ebook!) JOIN THE NATION!  

My guest this week is Shannon Smith.  Shannon just got back from the 2017 World Shoot in France.  The IPSC World Shoot takes place every three years and it's comparable to the Olympics of the action shooting world.  Shannon is a grand master shooter in USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) shooting both open division (that's the race guns with red dots on them) and limited division. Shannon is a National Champion in USPSA, a US Steel National Champion and Pro Am Champion. In addition he is a 8 time Florida State Champion, and finished 3rd in the world in 2008 and 12th this year. He is a professional shooter and works as the match director at the Universal Shooting Academy in Frostproof, FL. Before he ventured into competitive shooting, Shannon was in the Army in Special Operations as a Ranger.  There he was involved in small unit tactics, firearms training and attended several major schools. In this podcast we learn what it means to manage a match when shooting a competition.  What you should shoot the match your NOT ready for.  And, what's more important to be a champion, skills or a mental game. I'm excited to get this podcast out, so without further adieu, here is my interview with Shannon Smith… Links mentioned in the podcast: http://www.shannonsmithshooting.com/ http://universalshootingacademy.com/ https://www.blackscorpiongear.com/ Also, Click here for the 2016 Shooter's Summit to get 23 of these kind of interviews with the top firearms instructors! shooterssummit.com And don't forget you can connect with Firearms Nation or just stop by and say hi on these social media links: Facebook  www.facebook.com/firearmsnation Twitter  twitter.com/Firearms_Nation YouTube http://www.youtube.com/c/firearmsnation Instagram http://www.instagram.com/firearms_nation Or on the web at: www.firearmsnation.com (sign up to get your free ebook!) JOIN THE NATION!  

I detta avsnitt avhandlar vi VM i Frankrike och till vår hjälp har vi Fredrik och Tomas. Mycket nöje!

Experienced shooters have a duty to help new shooters at their first match.  Before the stage brief is read on your first stage, ask if there are any new shooters on your squad. Once everyone knows who the brand new shooters are, and eliminates the concern about giving advice to someone who's been shooting for 10 years, and just hasn't really made any progress.  Match Directors could start a sort of "ambassador" program, where shooters volunteer right in Practiscore to be an ambassador for new shooters, and then maybe they get $5 off their match fee for taking a new shooter under their wing for the day.  It’s important to “coach” new shooters before their run on the stage about any 180 traps, some pointers about how to move through certain areas, minding their muzzle on reloads when moving right to left, because DQing new shooters sucks.  I don’t think this needs to, or even should rest solely on the RO. The RO has a lot more going on trying to run shooters, score targets, etc, and I think there's a lot of time on a stage for a more experienced shooter to help out while the RO is doing his thing without distraction. IPSC World Shoot: So the IPSC World Shoot starts on Sunday in France. There are about 5ish people that I know of who are regular podcast listeners who are competing in the World Shoot, and I wanted to wish all of you the best of luck, and those of you on Team USA just a little more luck than the rest...  Make us proud!  Patreon: I've had a few listeners express concern about Patreon, and how there have been headlines recently about how they're "banning conservatives", etc. I like to do my due diligence on things, so I've read a bunch on what happened with the people they have banned, and the thing that really made me feel most comfortable about keeping Patreon as a support model for the show was this episode of the Reuben Report, where he interviews the CEO of Patreon, and actually asks the hard questions. I was satisfied with the answers he received, and it's what really swayed me about keeping the Patreon page active. https://youtu.be/ofpbDgCj9rw If you haven't checked out the Triangle Tactical Patreon, I've been doing a VLOG over there about everything I'm doing to get ready for the NC State Championship in a couple weeks, in addition to the NewsBlast Podcast check them out on Patreon.   

Eric Grauffel and John McClain of the Armscor Shooting Team are on the podcast to discuss how John was able to introduce Eric, a six-time… The post 122: Bringing a 3-Gun World Shoot to France in 2018 with Eric Grauffel and John McClain first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

I det tredje avsnittet snackar vi förberedelser inför Rifle World Shoot I i Ryssland med Per Bergfeldt.

Mike Foley is the president of the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA).  He was elected a year ago and since then the membership has gone up and he has introduced a new division, Pistol Caliber Carbine, into competition.  Mike has also taken on several major issues including having a Spring Nationals (the Optic Nationals going on the weekend of 3/25/17) and possible explosion from the International Pistol Shooting Confederation (IPSC) which governs the 2017 World Shoot in France.   Mike has a background in competitive shooting and worked for a company that sold shooting related products for many years.  Mike talks about how to get new shooters into the sport, how to keep and maintain a solid Ladies division and will US competitors be arrested in France if they show up with their firearms for the World Shoot.   Links mentioned in the episode:   https://www.uspsa.org   https://uspsanationals.org/2016/11/03/2017-uspsa-optic-sight-national-championship/   http://www.ipsc.org   And don't forget you can connect with Firearms Nation or just stop by and say hi on these social media links:   Facebook  www.facebook.com/firearmsnation Twitter  twitter.com/Firearms_Nation YouTube http://www.youtube.com/c/firearmsnation Instagram http://www.instagram.com/firearms_nation   Or on the web at:   www.firearmsnation.com   JOIN THE NATION!

Michael, Dave, David, and Erik cover the Howard Hawks science fiction classic The Thing from Another World (1951), the Sidney Poitier/Tom Berenger thriller Shoot to Kill (1988). and the much maligned second X-Files movie The X-Files: I Want to Believe (2008). And since it's the first episode of 2017, we also talk about our most anticipated movies for the year.

  WarSport Team Challenge winner, 3-Gun Nation Pro and 2015 IPSC Shotgun World Shoot USA Junior Team member Nate Staskiewicz joins us to talk about… The post 23: Nate Staskiewicz on the WarSport Team Challenge, The IPSC Shotgun World Shoot Junior Team and 3Gun Nation Pro Series first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.