Hey there Shooters,

I am very excited to share this episode with you. Recently, I had the opportunity to attend the Gunsite 270 General Rifle Class. For those who are unfamiliar, Gunsite is the oldest civilian firearms training center in the world.  It was founded by Colonel Jeff Cooper back in the 1970s, and is the birthplace of the modern pistol technique. That being said, I was attending for a different reason. I was hoping to learn more about firing a rifle from unconventional field positions and using a sling for shooting support. I was fortunate enough to be exposed to both of these topics in the class. In this episode wioth Ken Campbell and Gary Smith (of Gunsight) We discuss the 270 class itself, and I share some of my own lessons learned.

Hey there Shooters,

This week, we are joined by Ross and Westin.  They are a couple of excellent guys and good competitors.  We discuss cartridges like the 7mm SAUM, 6.5 Creedmoor and my wildcat the 25x55AI.  They talk about match prepperation and dry firing.  I share some personal advice that has helped me with tripod shooting, and we even cover some range excercises to improve second-shot corrections. 

As I mentioned, I do provide training with scoped rifles.  For more information about that reach out to me at [email protected] 

I hope you guys enjoy the show.

Hey there Shooters!

This was a very fun interview.  I got to chat with Ryan McMillan of the famous rifle stock-making family.  We talk about a wide variety of things such as:

-Ryans's early life

-Aliens and X-files

-Making rifle stocks and making them better with the UMC Universal Mini Chassis system

-What the future holds for Grayboe.

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In this episode Marcus talks with Scott Satterlee. In addition to having a long and storied military career Scott has contributed greatly to the body of knowledge we enjoy today as precision rifle shooters.

They discuss some of Scott’s background, what things were like in the early days of PRS matches and where things have migrated to.

Scotts homework assignment for everyone is to get out practice with your laser rangefinder. Find where the hotspot of the laser is relative to the reticle. Also practice “bracketing” your target.

In this episode, Marcus talks with Max and "Patch" of Long Reach Tactical.  Max and "Patch" are former U.K Marines and are co-owners of the training company Long Reach Tactical.  Marcus was referred over to them by "Big" Rob from ARKTIS.  In this episode they discuss a bit about their former careers as well as what went in to getting ready for the Mammoth Sniper Challenge and some factors that lead to their strong performance there.

Intro Music from: Blacklight Vice

To learn more about LRT check out their:

YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@LongReachTacticalltd

instagram: @lrtltd

Facebook: Long Reach Tactical

n this SHOT Show 2026 episode, I sit down with Seth from Hornady and talk about a wide range of subjects including:

25 Creedmoor

The ARC family

22 Creedmoor and applicable twist rates.

Chamber design and rifle accuracy.

SHOT Show '26 interview with OTTO Communications.  Otto offers  premium hearing protection that allows the user to maintain 360-degree sound situational awareness .  In this episode, we cover their "Nosie Barrier" line as well as some of their other offerings like the frequency hopping itercom system.

This week we cover priorities for the year and roll in an interview with Matty from Seekins Precison.

Our priority topics this year will revolve around.

1. Shooter Development

2. Precision 22 shooting

3. Precisiuon Gas-Gun shooting

In this episode, Matty talks about the new Seekins SIC rifle and its origins and intended uses.  Matty also shares his pro tip for managing recoil.  This is a good one.  I hope you guys enjoy it. 

Hey there shooters.  This week we have a nice, low-key episode for you guys.  Marcus catches up with his long-time shooting buddy Jeremy Collison.  They discuss their starts in long range shooting. Jeremy provides some sage wisdom on priotizing the shooter over the gear and his real life expierence in not chasing the latest and greatest and making time for training.  He discusses how the 109 Eld-M and 110 Atip offer exellent interchanability and how settling on a specific load has allowed him to spend less time at the reloading bench and more time at the range. Finally, Marcus and Jeremy both emphasize the importance of having a pre-stage checklist and how following it every time until it become automatic frees up mental bandwidth for the shooter.

Hope you guys enjoy it!

Hey Shooters we are back.  In this episode, Scott Whitehead (Multi-time Mammoth Winner) and I have a conversartion about Mammoth Sniper Challenge, 3D printing, Rangefinders, Rimfire shooting and more.  He is an amazing shooter/ competitor and very methodical about his approach to shooting.  In addition to the information he shares, he lays out some elements we can all focus on to become better shooters. (I intend to make this a regular addition to the show) 

1. Shoot your rifle from various positions in a variety of conditions.  What is your honest average group size?  Is this affected by using factory ammo?  If not, maybe you would be better served by practicing positional shooting than time at the reloading bench.

2. Shoot a pistol.  Focus on shooting tiny groups through smooth, deliberate trigger technique.

3. Spend time with your gear.  Understand how to service all of the critical components.  Become intimate with everything you use to execute a shot.  Dryfire and practice setting up your tripod ect.

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