How do you train a young shooter the right way without burning them out or building bad habits This week Dustin from JP talks with Migz Valencia about what real work looks like behind those podium photos. Migz breaks down how to start an intermediate junior shooter, why safe and controlled movement matters more than speed at first, and how dry fire should become part of daily life the same way brushing your teeth is. He also explains how to structure live fire so match day actually feels easier, and why having a coach who tells you the truth, in his case his dad, is huge. Practical advice for parents, for juniors, and for anyone who wants to get better in PCC.

In this 2024 episode recorded at the Arizona State PCC Championship, we sit down with JP Enterprises shooter Steve Grindel to talk about the challenges of competing in triple-digit heat, the evolution of his shooting career, and his transition from running Alpine Arms in Colorado back to the heart of Arizona’s competitive shooting scene. Steve shares insights on fine-tuning his JP-5, balancing long-range and PCC training, and the unique lessons learned from field matches like Steel Safari.

The conversation also dives into the growth of USPSA and IPSC, the importance of adapting to industry shifts, and Steve’s advice for new competitors and those considering a career in the military. Whether you’re a seasoned shooter or just getting started, this is a candid look at the mindset, gear, and grit that define true marksmanship.

Dustin talks with junior standout Beglar at the 2025 IPSC PCC Worlds to talk gear, training, and the road that led from French Nationals to the Czech Republic. They break down Beglar’s JP-5 build, comp choice, locker angles, spring and weight tuning, plus why he moved to an EOTech for brightness and durability. Beglar shares what it is like balancing school with majors, how traveling and competing with his sister pushes him, and what a true team environment feels like at a world-level match. They wrap with what is next before Nationals and where to follow their shooting.

Join Dustin in the Czech Republic for the IPSC PCC World Championship as he sits down with JP’s newest shooter, Elina Galulkhina. From her first day at the range to competing on the world stage, Elina shares her story of discovering shooting, training in Europe, and her first impressions of the JP-5. Hear about her match experiences, favorite stages, and what it’s like being part of a growing women’s division in competitive shooting.

Dustin chats with junior shooter Migz Valencia at IPSC Worlds in the Czech Republic to unpack how he preps from locals to majors to the world stage. Migz walks through diagnosing weaknesses, upping training intensity by 200 percent, balancing school finals with travel, and dialing in diet, gym, and dry fire for 33 stages over five days. Hear what went right, where the mental game slipped, and what he learned. Follow Migz on Instagram and Facebook at @migz_valencia, then like, subscribe, and hit the bell to catch the next JP Pro Post Podcast.

We set the mics down in a tiny room at the 2025 PCC World Shoot in the Czech Republic, fire crackling to our right, and got honest about the firearms industry. John McClain, National Training Manager at Armscor and Rock Island Armory, and JP’s own Andre DeSautel join us for a wide ranging conversation on the life behind the booth, the grind of travel away from family, and how the community looks out for each other on match day.

We cover what changed after the Sandy Hook era, why social content does not always equal sales, and the ethics of selling the right product instead of the priciest one. We compare reliable carry pistols to tuned race guns, talk about the influx of budget imports, and explain why red dots and compensators are now mainstream. We also dive into dot footprints, the YouTube effect on “I did my research” customers, and a few customer service stories that will make every armorer nod.

Closing out, John shares his new holster venture and the guys preview training for PCC irons vs optics heading into nationals.

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In this episode, Dustin Sanchez sits down with top shooter Varick Beise to break down a massive 2024 season, 16 major matches, 13 podiums, and a top-10 finish at Worlds. They dive into lessons learned from grueling matches like DUSKIN and Excel, the evolution of 3-Gun, and why fitness and dry fire are becoming non-negotiable. Plus, Varick shares his thoughts on suppressors, new gear setups, and his goals for 2025. Whether you're a seasoned competitor or just getting into the sport, this episode is full of insights, laughs, and a look at what it really takes to compete at the top level.

After years of testing, tuning, and high-speed slow-mo footage, the flattest, most efficient .223 comp from JP Enterprises is finally here.

In this episode, Dustin and JP Engineer James Niedt walk through the full evolution of JP comps, from the original Recoil Eliminator to the John Paul Signature Series and now the all-new MK V Competition Comp. Learn what it took to perfect this comp, what makes it different, and why it outperforms the rest.

In this episode, Dustin is at the 2025 PCC Mini Rifle World Shoot with Jan Valencia, better known as Migz's dad and coach. Together, they dive into what it takes to raise a junior shooting champion. From building a solid training structure to balancing school, diet, and mental preparation, Jan shares how he and Migz approach competition like a team. They also talk family legacy, the role of communication, and what advice Jan has for parents who want to help their kids thrive in any sport. Whether you're a shooter, a coach, or a parent, there's something here for you.

Dustin sits down in the Czech Republic with teammates Andre, and Cory K. for an on-site debrief from IPSC PCC and Mini Rifle Worlds. Cory breaks down the Mini Rifle rule set (22 LR only, 30+1 cap, tiny “micro” targets) and explains why accuracy and clever stage positions trump raw speed. The crew compares Mini Rifle to PCC, details the JP-22 trainer setup they all run, and shares how 22 LR practice slashes ammo costs while sharpening movement and entry-exit skills for 223 and 308.

Topics include
• Gear loadouts (18 in JP-22 uppers, LPVO vs red-dot plus 3× magnifier, bipod or no bipod)
• Magazine choices that actually feed to 30 rounds
• Steel and paper target logistics at Worlds, plus Target USA poppers
• Why Mini Rifle could explode in the US and how match directors can launch it with minimal props
• Training advice for new shooters and juniors, from dry-fire augmentation to full match reps
• Practical next steps after Worlds and balancing high-intensity shooting with life at home

Packed with real-world tips, laughs and hard-won lessons from the range, this episode will fire up anyone curious about Mini Rifle, PCC or building a reliable 22-LR AR trainer. Hit play, then hit the range.