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Great interview with two of the best. This is my third time watching this interview. The state champion the runner-up and myself have been pair firing all summer. Tomorrow August 11, the Alaska rifle club will be pair firing for tomorrow’s match. Thank you for the interview and your videos. Rodzilla
Norm is such a walking encyclopedia of information on F class shooting. Damn glad to have him as my mentor but even more so to have him as a friend. Great interview Erik. 👍👍💪
I always enjoy watching these interviews and this was no exception. Norm is obviously a great competitor and is pretty dang humble for a guy who holds the national record of 22x and is the only one to shoot a 900 at a match with a V2 match tied to it. I thought he might have shared his thoughts on shooting against his wife at the V2 but perhaps his lawyer negotiated those questions out of the interview. LOL. I also didn’t know there’s a chance for a world V2 - that would be awesome.
Another great video guys thank you . Have either of you thought about doing an air gun challenge ? Did you know that the Rocky Mountain Air gun Challenge payed $20,000 for 1st , $10,000 for 2nd , and $5,000 for third in five different categories ?. You can check it out on UA-cam . Utah air puts it on and it is a world class event . Shooters from all around the world shooting all kinds of guns , non of them cheep . Yes they have a big bore class .30 cal and up I think . You would be surprised at how well the pcp air rifle stacks up in accuracy to powder burners . You have the discipline and the heart , now how about the will . It's a very competitive world but you grew up in that so put your wind reading to work and play the game . There is several other shoots all across the United States and Europe . The history of the air rifle is cool to considering they have been around longer than powder burners .
Hey Erik, absolutely love the podcast but it’s hard to listen to UA-cam while working, any chance you will put more episodes out on Spotify or apple podcast in the future?
Another great interview. Why not have two rifles for competition? Say a 338 for really windy days? From what I've got out of watching a lot of these podcasts is most want to shoot heavy cals but don't like the punishment. I know you said they bounce all over but I would think on a consistent windy day they would have to do better. For example- your last tournament you showed, extreme heavy winds.
They are hard to manage. The juice is not worth the squeeze. It has been tried with no success. Some shooters have 300 WSM for wind and 7mm for mild wind. No 338’s
Thanks for bringing us these, Erik!
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Great podcast!
Great interview with two of the best. This is my third time watching this interview. The state champion the runner-up and myself have been pair firing all summer. Tomorrow August 11, the Alaska rifle club will be pair firing for tomorrow’s match. Thank you for the interview and your videos. Rodzilla
Norm is such a walking encyclopedia of information on F class shooting. Damn glad to have him as my mentor but even more so to have him as a friend. Great interview Erik. 👍👍💪
I appreciate these videos and its content.
I always enjoy watching these interviews and this was no exception. Norm is obviously a great competitor and is pretty dang humble for a guy who holds the national record of 22x and is the only one to shoot a 900 at a match with a V2 match tied to it. I thought he might have shared his thoughts on shooting against his wife at the V2 but perhaps his lawyer negotiated those questions out of the interview. LOL. I also didn’t know there’s a chance for a world V2 - that would be awesome.
Another great video guys thank you . Have either of you thought about doing an air gun challenge ? Did you know that the Rocky Mountain Air gun Challenge payed $20,000 for 1st , $10,000 for 2nd , and $5,000 for third in five different categories ?. You can check it out on UA-cam . Utah air puts it on and it is a world class event . Shooters from all around the world shooting all kinds of guns , non of them cheep . Yes they have a big bore class .30 cal and up I think . You would be surprised at how well the pcp air rifle stacks up in accuracy to powder burners . You have the discipline and the heart , now how about the will . It's a very competitive world but you grew up in that so put your wind reading to work and play the game . There is several other shoots all across the United States and Europe . The history of the air rifle is cool to considering they have been around longer than powder burners .
Was there at Raton that day in 2018 to see Norm make history on that score!
Great interview. I don’t shoot F class, but it’s super interesting and educational to watch your videos, Eric… keep it up!
Thank you.
Are these on any podcast apps? UA-cam whilst driving is a nightmare!
Hey Erik, absolutely love the podcast but it’s hard to listen to UA-cam while working, any chance you will put more episodes out on Spotify or apple podcast in the future?
You can listen to them on UA-cam Music. Buy premium, no commercials on youtube and UA-cam music comes with it.
Another great interview. Why not have two rifles for competition? Say a 338 for really windy days? From what I've got out of watching a lot of these podcasts is most want to shoot heavy cals but don't like the punishment. I know you said they bounce all over but I would think on a consistent windy day they would have to do better. For example- your last tournament you showed, extreme heavy winds.
They are hard to manage. The juice is not worth the squeeze. It has been tried with no success.
Some shooters have 300 WSM for wind and 7mm for mild wind. No 338’s
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