Fresh takes from the 2021 Racegun nationals

John is the leader of "Delta Force" - so called because they are happy to shoot deltas at matches in pursuit of speed.

Lets face it - they're an insular lot focused on the ground immediately in front of them. Carry Optics wouldn't be a thing. Flashlights would have been disastrous rather than a total non-issue. GM's are great at competing but completely out of touch with what the sport needs to prosper.

USPSA used to be all about Limited division - now it's not. In fact - Limited won't be in the conversation for much longer.

Sitting down with Saul Kirsch of Double Alpha Academy and international IPSC competitor. Saul provides valuable insight into the history of the game - discusses product development with the DAA Lynx belt - and many more topics.

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Having one match to crown a national champion doesn't really encourage participation in the sport and limits the ability to create a story about the year - would USPSA be better with a "series" to crown a national champion?

In this episode we talk to Tim Herron. 5:45 Range Panda Optic Covers review

8:02 Race Holsters in CO/Prod

10:52 Stage Design discussion

24:39 Tim Herron Interview

68:19 USPSA Major match video coverage

75:08 Major match recap

79:59 Industry News

82:29 Video

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Took the time to do some flashlight testing for you guys and pontificate on it.

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