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Sights, Sounds, and Observations from around the Championship Firing Line! Tyler and Rei discuss traveling to Texas, check in, Rifles performing, Stages to be concerned about, and a game plan for tomorrow at the National Rifle League Championship 2019. Support the show

Rei and Tyler talk optics. Is there a right one? How come none are perfect? Before diving into the initial process of properly mounting your optic to your rifle. This is part 1 if a 2 part series discussing optic mounting, functions, and features. The duo also dives into training knowledge, last week's recap, and some black friday deals that are can't miss opportunities. Support the show

This episode Rei and Tyler discuss few new products they're experimenting with before they dive into caliber selection, when a shooter should jump to an exotic cartridge, rifle & gear thoughts for new shooters, and tons more! Be sure to follow us on Facebook / Instagram for the latest updates. Leave a comment or a question, we would love to include it in an upcoming episode. Support the show

This episode takes a look into Tyler's first impressions of the Leupold Mark 5 while he was out load developing for his competition rifle. Rei chimes in with what load he should run based on the results. The heart of the episode takes us into Rei's process to eliminate mental errors. Interesting ideas to say the least. Does hydrating, carb loading, and iron deficiencies bring your performance down? And finally, the team answers a few questions from listeners regarding different methods of tripod usage as well as competition dynamics gear setup and lessons learned. Enjoy!Support the show

This episode Rei leads the discussion on making mistakes during competitions, logging issues, immediate fixes versus after the match fixes and more! Mental or physical, if there is a problem it cannot go unsolved. Tyler touches on rear bag usage, how to conduct the natural point of aim drill & what you're looking for after the shots have been fired.Support the show

Tyler and Rei discuss the 9 principles of supported shooting.  Tyler goes over how critical small details are, while relating them back to the fundamentals.  Listen on in to get some in depth info on shooting supported!Support the show

Tyler and Rei talk about one of their favorite matches: Competition Dynamics - Team Safari.  This is a field match that really pushes the shooter & team to communicate and work together.  Listen in to hear about their misadventures, learning moments, and victories.In addition, Tyler talks about our exciting upcoming course calendar, which incorporates a variety of multi-discipline training as well as some new competition oriented offerings!Support the show

In this week’s podcast Tyler goes over various aspects of developing and implementing a training protocol for precision rifle shooting.  Developing a proper routine that encompasses the fundamentals then fine tuning to a personal skill level, desire, and ability is one of the most critical things that shooters looking to improve their game can do.Listen in and get your mind right!Support the show

SAC After action report..as promised! In this week's episode Tyler gives the run down on his experience with his recently complete Sniper Adventure Challenge. Listen in to hear his stories of triumphs, tribulations and everything in between.Support the show

Tyler and Rei discuss current Precision Rifle match formats and the possibility of what could be, should be, and shouldn't be....You decide. They follow up with an in-depth look at mental preparation and the effects it has on your game plan: What to look for, how to prep, and what to take from the end result.Support the show

Tyler and Rei discuss the ups, downs, and windage of a local Las Vegas match. Also, the importance of dry firing is discussed, along with one of our most favorite topics: Natural Point of Aim (NPA) Support the show

In this special edition podcast: An in-depth overview of Tyler's training regiment in preparation for the Vortex Extreme and the Sniper Adventure Challenge. Support the show

Experiences, trials, and tribulations of the Max Ordinate Team: Rei and Tyler, during the 2019 Vortex Extreme competition. Hear how it was setup, what gear was used, and how their strategy fared.Support the show

This episode has Tyler and Rei discussing a variety of topics.  Everyone knows that MOA loves tripods! Tyler goes into some details about the potential negatives of using certain kinds of tripods and the positives and negatives of how other equipment choices can influence shooting.  We also want to update you all on the new happenings at our facility in Apple Valley, California.  New range improvements have really taken place, and we are excited to share them with you!Support the show

Stock? Chassis? An unholy combination of both? In this episode Tyler and Rei discuss their experiences, both good and bad with traditional stocks and chassis systems. Tyler discusses pros, cons, and trade-offs of each of the approaches.  In addition, a variety of accessories and accessory systems such as Mlok and ARCA approaches are debated and discussed.Rei discusses her maiden voyage with a Masterpiece Arms chassis, which may have lead to a conversion from a traditional stock to a chassis? Also, Tyler discusses his homebrew modifications to his chassis system he has performed, thus highlighting both his creativity as well as recklessness.Support the show

This episode of the Sub-MOA podcast touches briefly on one of our most favorite pieces of equipment: the tripod.  Tyler and Rei discuss their experiences with tripods, and briefly touch on the use and effective deployment of tripods in competition shooting.In addition, the topic of “what makes a professional shooter?” is brought up.  We have a call-iin from Max Ordinate team member Paul, in which the trio discuss their individual opinions on what it takes to be considered a professional shooter, where the competitive rifle scene is headed, and the interactions between credit card sponsored shooters vs. jersey shootersSupport the show