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Excellent advice.

Lots of folks mess this up

Thanks to both of you for the inside story on development. I really enjoy the engineering and development history. Added Stoner CNC to my list, already had the Action Shooting Show on RUclips and Instagram.

I don't own any brakes that don't mount a suppressor, but I'm game to try one! Followed both

Thanks for doing the interview

Now following both

love the knowledge. Got a sub today boss man keep it up and keep it realistic for the average Joe Shmuckatelli

I have said it before, the guy who dosnt change equipment will end up winning at the end of the season. Solid advice Ryan

Solid advice from a proven performer.

I passed right past them on a river cruise earlier this year. No clue this was in the works but very cool!

I’m hosting the PCSL league in Evansville and man it is daunting to start a match from scratch

If I were using a phone purchased by the government, sure, I'll do anything with it, but I do not think you should need to bring a phone on a RnG. The military uses phones to gather intel, but they also don't have to worry about replacing it. Matches should just ban phones and make intel that can be done with a notebook and pencil.

My wife and I designed and ran stage 3. It was a fun one to run.

I ran 5k and loved it

What up Mark! Good ROing with you!

For the BDC crowd it is close to the 800 yard line. The elcan MGO had a 10mz zero line in the reticle. It was around 800.

Absolutely love steady shots

Brother we appreciate it greatly. Great video! See you soon. I’ll be at the ruck match in February.

Great video Ryan. Thanks brother!

Nice Knife... Bring it to the next The Gun Run... I'd love to check it out in person.

Shotguns will essentially never go away. Right when they appear to be on the way own, drones enter the chat.

Can't wait for Save the kids match ❤

The near movers were manual. The far movers were electronic and pre programed for movement distance and speed.

This show always gives me good ideas on how to improve.

Thanks for the shout out! And nice gear breakdown. You were right on the money about that being a maple burl. It's been stabilized to hold up better in the weather.

Good video man!

Love this pod cast.

Good stuff. You guys shot well Saturday.

Love the pod cast, keep them coming

Cory's last name is Young I think

Great review! Still waiting on mine.

Cory Winterton, F@ckers!!!!!!!

Good podcast guys

I'm late to commenting. I have questions on how to handle a specific ND. Stage was starting in the driver seat of a car. Car pointed down range. Rifle in amber status(bolt forward on empty chamber mag in) and stuck in middle console area. On the buzzer shooter had to open the door, grab the rifle left the muzzle up and move it between door and A pillar. Then chamber rifle and engage a 15 yard cardboard, 200 yard and 400 yard steel. All shots had to be taken left handed and the shooter had to stay in the seat of the car. There was more to the stage but this part is all we need. The shooter got his rifle out the door muzzle in a safe direction, he went to shoot. His sling was in his LOS. He moved the sling with his left hand went to put his hand back on the fire control . He insisted, put his thumb in the trigger well, and discharged the rifle. The rifle was in a safe direction and the round struck the C zone of his intended target. He DQed himself. Would you have given him a match dq or just a stage dq?

Thanks for the AAR. Yes, it’s a balancing act to make the stages difficult, but accessible. I’m toying with an idea to make a Pro class for the folks that want harder. We were originally going to have 8 stages, but we couldn’t get the board to approve the non-traditional range use. Originally stages 1 and 2 were a lot harder, but we would time out or be right at the limit so, Bob made them a little easier. Imho match was time plus points, so having some hard stages that most DNF isn’t a bad thing. I think you need 1 or 2 stages like that. Stage 4 had a sled because we didn’t have a rescue Randy to drag, next year we will. Look for a variation with Randy. For the course, yes it was a lot better this year, my goal is to make it a don’t miss kind of match and not the normal RnG. Look for it to increase in challenge next year. Jeremy Swofford was the food truck guy, excellent food, fyi.

Night Ops RO is apex RO.

#masterclass

"False summit" is a contender for that hill's name.

The box is probably going to be my legacy contribution to the sport. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to you describe it.

Thanks for the shout out, Sean. You have always been one of my favorite shooters. I tell everyone I taught you how to shoot pistol.

How is the muzzle flash signature at night?

I ultimately want the event to be safe, but I also can't stand being around people who treat a gun like a grenade with the pin pulled. Respecting the firearm and fearing the firearm are very different things. I was turned off of USPSA events because some old fudd will call 180 on someone when it wasn't even close or I'm not trusted to holster an empty gun myself when getting ready at my car. Conversely, I can come to the starting line of a gun run with a hot pistol safely in the holster. I guess it ultimately comes down to I really don't like being told what to do when I'm already doing the right thing or being treated like a child.

Good in-depth review, Gentlemen.

Thanks for the shout out Ryan. I have them on all my AR as well!!! ;)

Upper -Aero AR15 upper w/o forward assist -Toolcraft NiB BCG -Strike Industries latchless charging handle -14.5" Faxon Gunner .223 Wylde barrel -Rearden Plan B flash hider -Low profile gas block -BRT EZtune mid length gas tube -BCM MCMR-13 handguard -Magpul MVG -Magpul bipod QD -SilencerCo Velos LBP -Holosun HS515GM w/ Sig Juliet3 Magnifier (I'd like to try the new Arken EP8 1-8x LPVO) -Modlight PLHv2 -Magpul MOE bipod as needed Lower -Aero M4E1 lower -LaRue MBT2S trigger -Norgon Ambi mag release -Ambi safety -Magpul MOE+ grip -Magpul CTR stock -Aero enhanced buffer tube -CVP buffer (adjusted as needed) -Strike Industries flat wire buffer spring -BFG Vickers QD sling -Magpul M3 20/30/40 round mags

Good show guys. Whiskey Hotel team ruck match August 3rd. Hope to see you again.

I started Run N Guns to test my gear for shtf. I'm not interested in deviating and changing my gear to fit Run N Gun events or competition. My setup is very similar to Mikes. CMT billet ambi upper/lower, FCD BCG, all FCD small parts (safety, castle nut, etc.), B5 SOPMOD, Vltor A5, H2, Sprinco green Spring, Triarc Track 2.0 14.5 PW nitride, Surefire MD,, Vltor CH, Zev Wedgelock, midlength, SSA-E Acog w/RMR.

I would definitely prefer if they set up the intel in a way where you could get the required intel down on a note pad. I'd prefer not to risk my phone.

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If this helps the listeners - Synopsis of Stage Descriptions: Stage 1 - react to an attack, work at an insane optempo, improvise adapt and overcome on the fly, shoot from a moving vehicle, and partner with actual Green Berets to overcome the enemy. (CPT Graves -18A - Detachment Commander); Stage 2 - defend against a surprise attack, apply first aid to your downed teammate, then eliminate the enemy before they can escape. (SSG Brown - 18C - Engineer SGT); Stage 3 - resupply ammo to your teammates while knocking back enemy attack. (MSG Thuma - HQ 1SG); Stage 4 -Use terrain for cover while moving and neutralizing difficult targets. (SFC Anker -18D - Medical SGT); Stage 5 (10km) - struggle with finding concealed targets and telling the enemy apart from your allies. (SFC Moses -18E - Communications SGT); Stage 6 (10km) - Find and eliminate targets. As in the real world, some targets will be obvious and easy to see/hit. Some will be much more difficult. Use all your tools to figure it out. (SGM Waugh - SF & CIA Legend); Stage 4 (5km)/7 (10km) - Find and neutralize the HVT. WO1 Mullin - 18Z - Operations SGT); Stage 5 (5km)/8 (10km) - build an improvised shooting position and eliminate the enemy at distance. (SSG McDonald - 18B - Weapons SGT). "Doc" Burklund/DOL.