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This week we wanted to talk about holsters so we went into a few differences between leather vs polymer as well as going through some of our favorite holsters.

For some reason, in this episode we go off on Burger King, then we get into the gun talk. We start with an interview with a few friends about a great local shooting spot. Then we end by talking about Project Appleseed.

We are all back this week and we couldn't stop Tom from talking about defensive shotgun. We did try to interrupt but he was able to power through and give some good information.

We just got back from another IDPA match so the only people available to help out with the show were Steve Koski and Bruce, who has helped us out on a few previous shows. (and little Carl). We decided to talk about teaching kids, (and sometimes new shooters), to shoot. We give some of our advice and a few experiences that have worked for us.

This week our resident marksman Steve Koski wanted to talk about safety. Apparently he has seen too many mistakes and he wanted to share some of his tips.

This week we decided to talk about How to get into IDPA shooting affordably. There's no better training for cheap than these competitions.

Because hunting, (or huntin) season is here Stan wanted to bring us back to reality and talk about sighting in your hunting rifle that's been stored away.  You may think it is still dead on after your last shoot but, you should always prepare before you go out and find that you are shooting off.

This week is another mix during the different segments. Steve Koski helped Carl and Tom out with the News and Misfire section as well as the e-mails. Then we took out the topic that was recorded and just Stan and Carl finished up our Zombie discussion.

This weeks topic is one that entertained us so we decided to go with it. We wanted to talk about the Zombie Apocolipse. Identifying zombies, where to shoot them, and the beginings of what may be a two part show on preparing for those rotting corpses.

The first 3rd of this recording has a small background noise but we managed to fix that for the rest of the show. We decided to discuss Mass Ayoob's "The Phenomenon of Auditory Exclusion" (that's tunnel hearing). There's a lot of joking around in this episode to make it less dry but we had fun recording it.

This week Steve Koski, Travis, and Carl are talking about rangebags. We were missing Stan so we were not able to do e-mails so the 3rd part was a quick review.

This weeks topic is from a listeners email again about the likes and dislikes of the different trigger systems. Also at the very end we announce that we have the first order of t-shirts in our possession.

We had a lot of fun recording this one. We invited Doug Tarter, from Fort Knox Safes, to talk about safes with us.

It was just Tom and Carl this episode, so we decided to make it a shorter one and just talked a little about technique and ways to get help with bad habits.

This week we talk about flash lights, as well as different ways to use them.

This week we have Steve Koski back to talk about his experiment with interchanging parts on a 4th Gen, and a 3rd Gen Glock. Also we talk about our test shooting with HeadDown Products  XBR 15  BR . Thats one of their solid billet aluminum AR15's.

This is our second attempt at episode 100 but it worked out. We went on an IDPA night shoot until about 2:30am so we waited until we were delirious to record the topic section, which was about the night shoot.

It's all about First Aid this week. If you have ever been out shooting and needed a simple band-aid or something a little more serious, we give a few helpful tips on kits we want or even have because of our own experiences that come with of age. (More so from Stan).

This weeks episode is a bit piece meal because of vacations. Luckily we were able to record or topic in advance with Steve Koski about how he trains for IDPA shoots.

Though the show starts and ends mostly like normal. We do our own little tribute to veteran's for Memorial Day by adjusting our topic to recording your families experiences of military service so you can pass them down to their posterity. Ask them questions and show them we care by listening to how they sacrificed for us.