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Welcome back to episode 46 of the Triangle Tactical Q&A show. Today’s question comes in from Brant. He emailed his question to . If YOU have a question for us, send us an email, or go to triangletactical.net/voicemail to send us a voicemail.

This week we discuss how the shooting sports could rebrand the classification systems to better bring in new shooters. This topic was totally ripped off  inspired by a poster “GuanoLoco” in this thread on the Doodie Project forum. He’s spot on.

Welcome back to episode 45 of the Triangle Tactical Q&A show. Today’s question comes in from Ryan in Virginia. If YOU have a question for us, shoot an email to or go to http://www.triangletactical.net/voicemail to send us a voicemail.

Welcome back to episode 44 of the Triangle Tactical Q&A show. Today’s question comes in from Andy in Canada. If YOU have a question for us, shoot an email to or go to http://www.triangletactical.net/voicemail to send us a voicemail.

Y’all asked for a video version of the podcast, so we decided to start out with the Q&A show. Some of last week’s shows, and all of this week’s shows will be available on the Triangle Tactical YouTube channel, so check them out.

Welcome back to episode 43 of the Triangle Tactical Q&A show. Today’s question comes in from Mark in Ohio. If YOU have a question for us, shoot an email to or go to http://www.triangletactical.net/voicemail to send us a voicemail.

Joshua emailed in his question to :

This weeks episode was inspired by a question sent in by a friend who just recently had his 3rd anniversary in competitive shooting. He asked what we would change, or what we wish we had known early on in our competitive shooting careers. It spurred an interesting discussion.

Kenny in Idaho sends in his question to :

Bob emails in his question to :

It appears the fellow gun podcasters, and the guys that I consider to be the OG’s of gun podcasts, the Gun Dudes, are hanging up their microphones after 340 episodes. 

Long before I ever had the thought to start a podcast, I was a podcast listener. When I first started listening to podcasts, I listened to Jack Spirko’s The Survival Podcast, and The Gun Dudes. After recording over 180 episodes of my own shows, I still listen to both of them.

I can’t say that I’ve listened to every episode of the Gun Dudes podcast, but I’d bet I’ve heard the majority of them. I’ll miss the laughs, guys.

Farwell, dudes. Carry on.

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Josh sends in his question to :

Tom sent an email to with his question:

This week we have a discussion about guns and booze. Last week sometime I posted this picture on the Triangle Tactical Facebook page, and there was an interesting discussion that took place. Some folks said that the guy should have his permit taken away and be locked up since it looks like he has a tall boy in front of him. Other folks made the point that only one drink isn’t really enough to impair someone, so maybe total abstinence from alcohol isn’t the right approach, or maybe it is? You decide.

Tom sent in a voicemail for this episode of the Q&A podcast. He recorded it on his computer and emailed it to . If you’d like to send us a voicemail, go to triangletactical.net/voicemail to find out how.

John emails in his question to :

Sadie sends in a question to :

Y’all asked for it, so here it is.

It’s not totally perfect, but its good enough. Get to work.

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Today’s question comes in from Alex in Canada. He asked the question on Reddit:

Is it hard to do the mental switch in rules and how to run the stages from USPSA to IDPA? The whole reloading only at slide lock, using cover, etc.

I’ve only ever done IPSC but there’s a local club that does IDPA and I’ve been meaning to try it out. Afraid that it’ll throw out my IPSC game though.

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