Frank Proctor is a veteran of Special Forces and served for over 20 years. Frank is also a competitive shooter in USPSA and started competing when he was in the Army. He quickly rose the ranks to grandmaster and found that his competitive skills helped him in the tactical arena.

Shane Coley is captain of Team Glock. This year he is dominating USPSA Area matches on his way to compete in the National Championship in under two months. Shane was on Episode 52 of the Firearms Nation Podcast and also was a part of the last year’s Summit. I wanted

This is a replay of the interview I did with Charlie Perez who is a grandmaster competitive shooter. Charlie was a guest before on the podcast when he released his book “The Path of Focused Effort”. He has his own shooting and training company called Big Panda Performance where he

Josh Froelich is a World Champion.  He took the title at the 2018 IPSC World Shoot Shotgun.  Josh, who was a former MMA fighter, is a grandmaster shooter in USPSA for PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine).  Josh also competes in 3 Gun and dominates the competition wherever he goes. This is

Jon Dufresne is a former US Army Ranger and now teaches firearms full time. Part of Jon’s curriculum focuses on low light shooting and shooting with night vision. An often overlooked aspect of self-defense and law enforcement operations is developing the skills needed to succeed in low light and no

Steve Anderson is a well know instructor in the competition shooting world. He has also been a guest of this podcast and the Shooter’s Summit many times. In 2019, Steve’s coaching career went into overdrive and now he is booked across America every weekend teaching a class. Steve also had

Patrick Kelley has been shooting for a long time. He is an avid competitor, mostly known his shooting on the TV show “3 Gun Nation”. Patrick starting shooting bowling pins and bullseyes and quick moved on to practical shooting. Patrick has an active YouTube channel and still competes at various

Hilton Yam is a retired FBI Agent who spent a career putting away violent criminals and teaching firearms. He got started in shooting by competing in IPSC and learning about firearms from Bruce Gray. Along the way, Hilton began his work on 1911 guns and eventually formed his company, 10-8

Kita Busse is a movement coach for shooting who mostly teaches competitive shooters how to move better. Kita’s company 180 Firearms Training teaches all over the world and Kita has an extremely busy schedule. Kita also competes in USPSA and provides feedback on videos sent to her where she can