How you deal with a bad stage can drastically impact the rest of your match. In this episode, Adam and Adam go over their process for getting back on track after bombing hard.

While Riser recovers after the drive home from Canada, Maxwell updated him on the sport's happenings and talks about all the good and bad of the 2025 USPSA Factory Gun Nationals. Plus, Hunter hands out a duffle-bag of cash.

It's fun to shoot different divisions, or even different sports. But how do you hop around all the time without losing too much proficiency in the places that matter. Today Maxwell and Riser talk about the ins and outs of bouncing around in the shooting sports, why you would do it, and traps to watch out for.

Riser is out of the country climbing, but Maxwell just got back from the latest IPSC Shotgun World Shoot Qualifier and wanted to give everyone an update on the standings. Plus, a pretty hard-core Gary of the day for ya'll. Enjoy.

Today the Adams talk about the High Desert Championship. One of the biggest, burliest 3-Gun matches in the country, the beast of a match includes massive stages with 300 second part times, super hard shooting, bonus rifles shot to 900 yards, more spinners than an MGM warehouse, and plenty of shenanigans. We discuss all the good and the not-so-good of one of our favorite matches.

In order to answer a listener questions about the ins and outs of running a major match, Adam and Adam go deep on match directing. Everything is covered from the basics of putting on a local to the added complications of Maxwell's world running USPSA Multigun Nationals.

Riser breaks down the results from the 2025 PCC World Shoot Results (spoiler: USA crushed!). Maxwell updates everyone on the 2026 Shotgun World Shoot qualifiers. Then we go deep into a question from a listener who wants to know all things about shooter jerseys.

On the drive home from a 3-Gun match, the shorter of the two Adam's heard Not Another Shooting Show go on a rant about how terrible 3-Gun is. Since their frame of reference sounded like the most phoned-in local match ever, we thought we'd set the record straight on some common myths about the sport.