In this episode I sit down with RO's and shooter alike to get their perspective of the Magnolia Meltdown hosted by Gunline Shooting and sponsored by Foundation Stocks and Armageddon Gear.

Was able to Shoot and RO the CHHC put on by the Lilly Family at Alabama Precision. Great match, great food, people.

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Check out the recap from the 1st National PRS Match at The Clinton House Plantation.

Better Late Then Never!!!

Here is the 2 Part interview from the ALTUS AI Long Range Classic. Here I talk to 3 Team Shooters for Accuracy International. I also talk with a shooter that is brand new to competitions, as the AI LRC was here first ever long range competition.

Super late to the party but here is the lost audio from the AG Cup back in Dec.

Join us in this exciting episode as we delve into the world of precision rifle shooting at the International Precision Rifle Federation World Championship held in the stunning backdrop of Palisade, Colorado. We sit down with four distinguished Match Directors who played a pivotal role in organizing this prestigious event.

In this episode, you'll hear about:

Whether you're a seasoned competitor or a curious newcomer, this episode provides an inside look at the dedication and passion that goes into making the World Championship a success. Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with expert insights, personal stories, and a sneak peek into the future of precision rifle shooting!

Welcome to Another GD Podcast! Join us as we dive into the IPRF World Championship at the stunning Palisade, Colorado. In this episode, we interview talented shooters from around the globe, including Norway, Mexico, Canada, Iceland, Great Britain, and the USA.

Each interview features in-depth conversations with competitors who share their unique experiences, insights, and stories from the match. Whether you’re a shooting enthusiast or just curious about the sport, tune in to hear about the challenges, triumphs, and camaraderie that define the international shooting community.

Get ready to be inspired by the passion and dedication of these incredible competitors!

Ryan Charlton, Great Britain, Open

@theryancharlton

Thorgrimur Dui Josefsson, Iceland, Open

@thorgrimurdui

Raul Garza, Mexico, Open

@raulgale

Eivind Saether, Norway, MIL/LEO

@moskus_steel

Nowell Greasley, Canada, Factory

@nowellgreasley

Chad Heckler, USA, Limited

@5x5precision

Welcome to this episode of Another GD Podcast, where we dive into the exhilarating world of precision rifle shooting! Today, we’re focusing on the recent International Precision Rifle Federation World Championship Match held in beautiful Palisade, Colorado, at the Cameo Shooting and Education Complex.

Over the course of seven exciting days, competitors gathered not just to showcase their skills, but also to check out some incredible gear and products from various vendors. In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with representatives from top brands like Vision Chassis, Hornady Manufacturing, Hawkins Precision, and many more.

Join us as we explore the latest innovations in precision shooting gear, hear about the experiences from the vendors, and gain insights into what makes this championship so special. Whether you're a seasoned competitor or new to the sport, you won’t want to miss this deep dive into the gear that’s shaping the future of precision rifle shooting.

So, grab your headphones, and let’s get started!

Magnolia Meltdown AG Cup Qualifier at Gunline Shooting

In the world of competitive shooting, AG Cup Qualifiers are by far some of the hardest events on the calendar. In this episode, we take you behind the scenes of the recent AG Cup qualifier held at the Gunline Shooting Range and talk to some of the competitors

With a talented field of marksmen and women all vying for a spot in the main competition, the tension was palpable as the match unfolded. We'll highlight the standout performance of Dakota, who displayed an incredible level of focus and precision to clinch Top Lady and Young Gun.

Hear from the competitors themselves about the challenges of the course, the thrill of the competition, and the fun had with friends at this event. Plus, get the host's insights on why this qualifier was such an exciting showcase of the talent and sportsmanship in the competitive shooting community.

Don't miss this action-packed episode as we bring you all the dramatic highlights from the AG Cup qualifier at Gunline. Whether you're a seasoned shooting sports fan or just discovering this captivating world, you won't want to miss a second of the nail-biting action.

So tune in now for an inside look at one of the biggest events in competitive shooting!

Foundation Stocks

Rachel Precision

Vortex Optics

Leofoto

Leupold

Thunder Beast

Kestrel

MPA

Area 419

MDT

Armageddon Gear

Hogden

Zeiss

Cortina Precision

Capstone

Magpul

Gray Ops

GA Precision

Hawkins

Hart Barrels

Impact Actions

Midsouth Shooters

Eberlestock

AMP Annealing

THS

Forester

Bartlien Barrels

Hodgdon

MyHy

Apex Optics

Magneto Speed

Boss Suppressors

Zero Compromise

Brux Barrels

The Explosive Ordnance Women’s Leadership Summit, held from August 8-10, marked 50 years of women in the Explosive Ordnance Disposal career field. Attendees from across the globe gathered for two days of leadership, mentorship, and camaraderie, a unique forum focusing on women's leadership and mentorship that had not been seen before.

More than 75 service members participated in the summit, including not only female EOD technicians but also men and women from various career fields. Linda Cox, a trailblazer in the field, shared her experiences from being the first woman to graduate from EOD school in 1974 to becoming the first EOD woman to achieve the rank of chief master sergeant in 1994. She highlighted the progress made over the years, with women now running teams and shops in the field.

Despite advancements, women remain a minority in EOD, with only 38 women serving as EOD technicians out of 1,337 Airmen in the Air Force, comprising less than 2% of the career field. Chief Master Sgt. Diana Rogers, the second woman EOD Chief and the sole current female serving in that role, discussed the challenges faced by women in EOD and emphasized the importance of more women rising to leadership positions.

The summit served as a testament to the progress made and the ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusivity in the Explosive Ordnance Disposal career field.