Today’s episode is another awesome interview with all around rifle guru Mark Aussieker. Mark has multiple achievements in across the course high power at both the state and national levels in both the service rifle and vintage rifles. Today we’ll get into a little bit of life, a little bit of sarcasm and humor, a good amount of fun stories, and all things high power. Thanks for joining, and we hope you enjoy the episode!

Short episode alert, and please excuse my lack of oration today...woof! There were a lot of random thoughts and ideas that I had tee'd up that didn't really materialize into a full segment...so, let's blow it off and put them into a few random sections of a podcast. We'll catch up for a few minutes and talk about what the plan is for the CMP's 2025 Talladega Spring Classic. How about a results rundown from a local match at the Oak Ridge Sportsmen's Association in Oak Ridge, TN...then a mix of a Lore of Long Range afterward, more pit ponderances, and a heads up for upcoming episodes. Thanks for joining today, and we'll see you in Talladega! 

Please welcome our next guest, James Fox. James is a High Power connoisseur encapsulating disciplines like Service Rifle, Match Rifle, and Palma. James is an across the course high power national champion with the service rifle, a consecutive eight-time state champion, and a member of the US National Rifle Team. He has a lot of goodies to offer today with suggestions in improvements with not just across the course shooting, but shooting in general. Thanks for joining, and enjoy the show!

A lot going on here today - catching up on the what's-goings-ons, a meaty discussion about the challenges of shooting long range, a quick excerpt from the Shooter's Bible of 1955, a shooter shoutout, and some finishing notes for what's on the calendar. Thanks for popping in!

Episode 53 is chalked full of catch up items, problem solving, a great shooter shoutout, a listener email, and some match announcements... all while circumnavigating some changes in the high power velocity vector. Thanks for tuning in, and as always, remember to make every single shot count!

Just a few words about Konrad Powers. 

Today's episode is another interview; this time with Illinois High Power guru, Jim Vaughn. Jim is a Distinguished Rifleman, has placed at the top of National Championship leaderboards, continuously explores new endeavors related to any kinds of shooting, and proves to be a great mentor and all around great guy to know on the range. Tune in as we pick his brain about load development, service and match rifles, and the mental and physical aspects of developing himself in both practice and on match day. Thanks for joining and enjoy the show!

Finally! We're back - sorry about the wait, but I was busy on the range. Today we'll do a little catching up on random stuff....get to a few match results with friends from the Dead Zero Shooting Park and CMP Talladega Marksmanship Park, pop into an Equipment Engagement to "throw" some info and opinions out there, and finish out with some more random thoughts of the day. Thank you for joining, and I hope you enjoy the episode!

Well.....why not an impromptu in-person interview? Mr. Liam McKenna stopped by to shoot the Tennessee State High Power Championship at the Dead Zero Shooting Park in Spencer, TN and was kind enough to donate 15 minutes of his time for some general high power chit chat. While it's not a full episode, we hope you enjoy the episode nonetheless!

Our next guest, Morgen Dietrich, keeps us company today during our second interview. Morgen is a multi-distinguished, decorated smallbore, mid range, long range, and fullbore champion. Morgen shares a little bit about his background in shooting as well as some invaluable tips to developing the physical and mental qualities of championship-level shooting.