People cheating in USPSA has been in the news again lately, and Caleb takes on that discussion in this week's episode.

Caleb is back from Brazil and flying solo this week, as Keith searches for a place to live after being the victim of a tree-borne assault. Apparently Keith upset the ents.

Despite the fact that he is known hater of magnified rifle scopes, after his most recent Africa trip Caleb is really thinking about putting an LPVO on his 45-70, as there were a couple of times where having JUST a bit more than 3x magnification would have been really nice.

In this episode, Keith and Caleb go immediately off the rails and begin discussing air travel, and Caleb wraps up with some of his gun industry travel pet peeves

Apparently, some dude said that VFGs are dumb and so are LPVOs. Yeah okay my guy

Do you have any idea how easy it is to be a gun enthusiast these days? Everything is awesome! It's all so easy

Guys, Federal has done it. They've made the 6.5 Creed cool by hot-rodding the absolute DOG WATER out of it. Seriously, 3200 fps from a 6.5 Creed? Sick.

This should be pretty obvious, right? But when you're shooting for blood, it's important to use quality ammo, especially if you're right on the ragged edge of calibers that are appropriate for whatever it is that you're shooting. Like say, feral hogs with a 357 lever gun.

There has been a bit of a thing online about what distance to zero your primary rifle. Today, Keith discusses why a lot of it is nonsense and you should just zero your rifle at a normal distance, like 100 yards.

Keith is flying solo in this previously unreleased episode, where he discusses the changes to several ATF rules and how it's a win for gun owners.