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PCSL has a brand new classification structure, one actually built from match performance. After taking trash about the USPSA way of doing things, we dive deep into the future of shooting classifications.

Adam and Adam talk about results from the Shotgun World Shoot, with a detour into hunting stories and starting a rivalry with another podcast along the way.

Riser shoots the Utah State match, and it kinda let down.

The Liberty Lubricants Team Match is pure madness. Three people shooting up to five guns, sometimes at the same time, and sometimes while hanging off the front and back of a side by side while the third one drives. This year we teamed up with Kyle Litzie. Huge surprise, when you have the current Rifle World Champion on your team, you tend to win stuff, which is exactly what we did. How big was the match? We had more than 36 minutes on the clock in only 8 stages of shooting. It was massive.

The conclusion of our interview with Kyle Litzie.

This week, IPSC Rifle World Shoot Champion Kyle Litzie joined the two of us for the Liberty Lubricants 3-Man 3-Gun Team Match, and became the first guest we've ever had on the show. It was an awesome weekend and an awesome conversation that went on long enough to be cut in two. Enjoy the first half. We'll see you next week for the rest.

...and even more of the greatest stages of all time.

Some stages are so good that you remember them more than a decade later. This episode is about what made those stages the best.

Don't bring a knife to a gun fight, but apparently a cinder block will get the job done. After we break down that little incident, we move onto to our favorite TSA stories about traveling with guns.

What in the world is going on with the IPSC Rifle Qualifiers that has the current World Champion no on the US Team?

After we get through the current drama with selection for the World Shoot Rifle team that will represent the US, we get on to your listener questions. It's everyone's two favorite types of episodes mixed into one!

Maxwell shoots the International Revolver Championship, which just happened to be driving distance from his house. He went in a cynic and came out a fan of the community and the game.

Did Riser's poor first day tank his whole match? How good is Todd Wiedell at mixing a drink? Did Donny beat the spread? All this and more will be answered...

Riser is in Minnesota after the first day of USPSA Multigun Nationals. Penalties are stacking up a bit, and the weather is like being on the sun is there was more humidity. But the stages are great, the squad is great, the staff is great, and we're forging ahead.

Maxwell goes back to his roots and tracks down his local(ish) IDPA match. While some things have changed, he confirms that it's a bit stuck in the past.