Paul and I discuss our process for preparing for wind before a match and the differences in wind at different locations. Then we get into the science of accuracy and load development.

This episode I talk about a topic that has been on my mind for quite a while; unconscious competence and processing capacity. This is a pretty cerebral topic, but I feel like it is one that explains a lot of issues shooters have and sheds light on where we should focus our efforts in practice in order to improve. 

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On this episode I solo it to answer some listener questions related to Kestrels and how I use them. I talk about how I use them to develop a wind call, how to set them up to give correct crosswind jump (AJ or aerodynamic jump), and how I true my data.

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In this episode Paul Higley and I answer a few listener questions. We discuss topics like how to plan how to attack a stage, natural point of aim, recoil management, dial vs hold, and how to manage wind on troop-lines. I hope you like the episode. If you have any questions hit me up on social media.

Josh Martin is an accomplished precision rifle competitor from Great Britain. He competed at the Precision Rifle World Championships on Team Great Britain. On this episode we discuss precision rifle shooting in Great Britain, Josh's background, and our experiences at the world championships. I am super intrigued by the shooting community around the world. It is exciting to see the growth in our sport across the globe and this episode is a look at the growth of the sport in another corner of the world. This is the first of a few different episodes that I want to do that will look at our game in different parts of the world. 

Paul and I look take some time to look back at the IPRF World Championship that took place in France and share our thoughts on the event. We discus what we thought they did right and what could have been better. We look at the course of fire and what made is so awesome. We talk about why this event was so big for our sport. We talk about the results, how each of us finished, and I talk about my rifle issue. At the end we answer a listener question. I am going to try and incorporate more listener questions into the format going forward as they provide a way for listeners to get involved and start productive discussions. Thanks for listening!

Sorry about the introduction, it was cut off somehow. In this episode we are in France at the AirBnb sitting in a circle talking about what happened during our travels so far in the first day and a half. This show features Paul Higley, Greg Bell, Rusty Ulmer, Matt Partain, and Buck Holly. We have a good time and towards the end we answer a couple listener questions. 

Marcus Olsson is on of the best shooters in Europe and a founder of the International Precision Rifle Federation (IPRF). We talk about the world championships happening in a couple weeks. Both of us are competing in the world championships and we chat about what our expectations of the match are and some of the common questions we get about the upcoming match.