Wade is back with another update on the Sons of Liberty Gun Works 6mm barrels. After trading two barrels for three, he now has five test barrels to work with. In this episode, he breaks down what’s been fixed, what still looks questionable, and his plans for gas port testing, erosion tracking, and headspace experiments.

From polishing bores to chamfering gas ports, Wade lays out his testing process and asks for your input on what else to put these barrels through. Should we cut them down, test different crowns, or run them until they erode? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know what you’d like to see.

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Planning a first safari, or your next one? Wade sits down with Jaco (NUMZAAN Safaris) to lay out a clear, candid guide to South African hunting: safety realities, choosing a reputable outfitter, full-trip budgeting (flights, day fees, trophy fees, shipping), predator calling by day and night, rifle/bullet setups, bringing or renting guns, and how hunting revenue supports entire local communities. Plus: dangerous game honesty (buffalo, leopard, elephant) and a surprising list of best-tasting game.
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In this 12 Minute Talk, Wade shares his approach to deer stand and blind placement in West Texas. From finding travel corridors to using elevation and setting stands farther back from feeders, these strategies make deer more comfortable and increase your chances of seeing mature bucks.

What’s covered in this episode:

• Travel corridors and bedding areas

• Using elevation to stay concealed

• Ideal distances from feeders and food sources

• How wind and sun direction factor into setup

Hunters everywhere can take something away from these tips, even if your terrain looks different.

Wade shares updates on Ally Munitions’ latest projects, from new 6mm ARC barrels and small batch rifle releases to upcoming ammo offerings. He also breaks down the buzz around potential suppressor legislation and what it could mean for shooters. Plus, talk on 22 ARC, 6.5 Creedmoor, and more.

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In this episode, Wade tells the story of William Ralph Weaver, the small-town innovator who made rifle scopes affordable for everyday hunters. From the Great Depression to World War II and beyond, Weaver scopes became a symbol of durability and precision for generations of American shooters. Wade also shares a personal piece from his own collection and reflects on what happens when legacy brands get swallowed up by big corporations.

In this episode of the Texas Predator Hunting Podcast, Wade kicks off the new Real Talk series by breaking down why your chronograph results rarely match what’s printed on the ammo box.

From barrel length, suppressors, temperature swings, chamber dimensions, and lot-to-lot variability — there are dozens of reasons velocity can shift. Wade shares how Ally Munitions tests ammo across multiple barrels, why AI is starting to help predict shot-to-shot performance, and why every shooter should own a chronograph.

Follow along for honest velocity data, weekly posts on Instagram, and deeper dives here on the podcast.

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Wade goes on a 12-minute rant about bad hunting data and myths that refuse to die. From thermals and “runners” to barometric pressure and calling sounds, he explains why most of the advice you see online is flawed, and what actually matters in the field.

In this episode, Wade goes live with his first look at the brand-new EOTech Vudu 3-9x32 — the compact “short boy” riflescope everyone’s been asking about. He breaks down the unboxing, early likes and dislikes, and why compact optics could be the future for AR-15s, predator rifles, and even lightweight hunting rigs.

Wade also shares updates on upcoming Ally Munitions Seminars, new builds like the 22 Creedmoor package, and what’s coming soon to the website.

Wade takes the PWS Mark 114 Mod 2-M (14.5” pin & weld, 6mm ARC) to the range to see if this piston-driven rifle really delivers on its sub-MOA guarantee.

In this episode:

• Full breakdown of Wade’s test setup & stock swap

• Group size results across 65–108gr loads

• Why some ammo shines and others fall flat

• Suppressor settings, buffer weight talk, and long-term testing plans

The verdict? The Mark 114 proves to be a legit sub-MOA rifle — but with some quirks you’ll want to know before buying.

Got one yourself? Let us know what ammo has worked best for you.

Wade kicks off with an update on the Cull Buck line, including a 6 ARC option in the works, plus the latest on ammo drops. From there, it’s listener Q&A, barrel talk, Aero Precision issues, and Wade’s take on SIG’s newest releases.

If you’ve been waiting on Cull Buck or just want real talk on the latest gear, this episode has it all.