Nick Young and I taught 3 classes together back-to-back and we had the students shoot his new rifle standards. We talked about what goes into a standards and the difference between relevancy and novelty.

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I usually operate under the assumption that if there is an issue with my shooting, it's me and not the gear. However, there are plenty of times that the gear is actually the problem. Kyle McNabb and I dig into the topic and give you some suggestions of things to look for.

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There are sometimes when you are and aren't the exception to the rule. Kyle McNabb and I discuss how to assess when you should be swimming upstream, and when you should just go with the flow. We also talk about the future of the PSTG Summit.

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It's been a while since I've had Ben Stoeger on the podcast. We talked about Ben's training, equipment changes we're seeing in the industry, and the new guns he has on the way.

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Optic plates are one of those things that seem simple but are anything but. I sat down with Jordan Flemming from Arise Manufacturing to gain some understanding about what makes plates fail and how to ensure you have the best user experience.

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Creating a training plan is difficult and changes whether it's for a class or yourself. Kyle McNabb and I dig into the details of what goes into a training plan.

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The Waltz 9 has gained a lot of interest in an industry that is fairly stale. I had Dave Petta on to share some behind the scenes information on the pistol and give you an updated timeline for release.

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Professor Kim is joined by his friend Dennis. They discuss the most difficult skills to learn.

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Sometimes there are too many options and it's tough to know which one to buy. Kyle McNabb and I discuss dot size and color preference amidst all the options out there. Kyle also has a new concept he's been training on, and I think it's worth giving it a try.

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Most people have heard of things like accuracy mode or match mode, but what is required to make that work? Nick Young and I dig into the details of what we think matters and share what we think about in practice.

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