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Are you the best NRL shooter in the
world, yes or no?

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My personality wouldn't allow me to say
yeah.

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Impact.

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Impact!

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Up!

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From the outside looking in, it's loud,

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obnoxious, big boom, muzzle break.

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To me, it's an art.

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It's very methodical, very relaxed.

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You can't have other thoughts going on.
You've got one job to do.

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I think a lot of the art comes in, into
the wind.

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You feel it. It's intangible. It's
always changing.

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I've shot a lot of rounds, and you will
never master wind.

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Close the bolt.

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Huge breath in.

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The wind's ripping and you just, and
that bullet curves around, hits the

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of the plate, dust comes off.

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Up there was 945 yards where we were
shooting from a little bit ago.

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When everything's good, it's good.

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It's therapy.

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It's good.

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Who is Jonathan?

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I feel very normal, and I feel like I
shouldn't be getting videoed. So I grew

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in Washington, a small town, running
around like a bunch of people do, BB

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.22s, outdoors, barefoot, baseball,
fishing, shooting, over and over and

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and over and over.

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I love it. I love it. I love it.

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I moved from Washington to Oregon when I
was 15.

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My grandpa had like a landscape kind of
customers, and I started doing that when

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I was like 16.

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literally mowed grass for thousands of
hours.

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Went to college for a little bit, got,
like, associates in business.

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That's how we dated. Through college,
we, like, stayed up on this little

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mountain up here and spent a lot of time
just outside, like, playing together.

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I've been outside all day, every day for
pretty much my whole life. I never had

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an office job.

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Work is beautiful. I think we were made
to work. I think... Work for humans is

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healthy.

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Kept doing landscaping for a long time.

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You see a nice green lawn with perfect
lines in it. There's something pretty

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cool about that.

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It's blue -collar work, you know.

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I love it.

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I want to get done here and get my lawn
picked up.

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John just, I mean, he's special in a lot
of ways. I mean, but, like, I don't

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know. Like, he's just different.

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He is different than a lot of guys.

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He does things different. He does it to,
like, a high level.

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He goes all out, and he works hard and
puts everything into it.

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This just sizes.

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bumps the shoulder back, necks the neck
down.

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When I do big batches, I can spray them
with case lube, and I put them in the

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tumbler and take them off that way. But
when I just do a few for testing, I can

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just use this, just H -Wax, and then
just wipe them off the hand.

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So this is decapping it.

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I have no idea how many times I've done
this, but a lot.

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I feel second nature asking me to slow
down. It's like, I don't know, I got one

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speed. It's like, get it done because my
whole life of being here could go so

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fast.

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Priming when I push down.

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These are all brush dyes.

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Just brush the neck.

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You don't have to do that.

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Just try.

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I just touched this on the chamfer.

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I just made sure I don't have any burrs
on that.

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I don't need to do so many steps, but.

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This is a lab scale.

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I've been doing 41 grains in these.

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I did not start with scales like this,
but I love them.

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Each kernel weighs 0 .02.

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So at this point, we have a case that's
full of powder. We're primed.

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We bumped the shoulder back and the
sides of the neck down. Put this in the

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feeder. I've got Creed up here, so this
is 135, and then here we go.

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Ready to go.

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I remember the first time I set up clay
pigeons on a 400 -yard berm, which

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seemed insane.

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And it was. I didn't hit them for a
while. I was playing around, trying to

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figure out my holdovers and my duplex
reticle, and Walter going all over this

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berm. And every 20 shots, I hit a clay
pigeon.

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I mean, now we can hit the center of the
clay pigeon every time, right? And so

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you keep pushing and pushing, and the
same goes for competition.

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I started competing a lot in around
2014, 2015.

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That reignited my competitive outlet
like crazy.

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I know I'm capable, but you don't. It's
hard to believe that when you go to your

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first shoot. Like, oh, you get humbled,
right?

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I remember winning my first big two
-day, like, national shoot.

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It's like a glass ceiling kind of, you
break it, and you're just like, okay.

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They've been pretty hard since then. The
last 10 years has been pretty crazy.

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I had never really traveled, never
really been on a plane much, and then

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flown about every state all over North
America, South America, Mexico, just

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hunting and shooting. So life took this
weird turn and done a lot of crazy stuff

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since then.

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We bought this place when our kids were
really little, thinking that we wanted

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land for the kids, you know, which we
did.

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That was, like, our main purpose. But
then it's been, like, awesome for John

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me, too, being able to just be out here
in the quiet. And John can just, like,

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run up the hill and shoot.

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He doesn't have to go a long ways away
to practice.

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One of the things I like about NRL,
hunter, you can bring out your hunting

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Like some of the other sports, you need
pretty purpose -built rifles.

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This is a gun that I would take hunting,
so it's great. You can come out and

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shoot less rounds than some of the other
sports, and it's a lot of fun. So I'm

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just out here laying in the dirt. We're
shooting at 600 yards.

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This is a Kessler weather meter. It
takes in from environmental, your

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altitude, temperature, and angle,
different things like that.

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Back in the day, there wasn't any of
this technology, right? You would go out

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one day and you'd shoot a 600 and you'd
write how much you had to dial up to hit

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a 600.

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And you'd go out the next day and you'd
think, oh, I'm low or high, and you'd

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just take an average.

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You'd try to figure out how temperature
and pressure, different things would

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change your bullet because there wasn't
all the technology we have now to do it

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for you.

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Instead of getting a fancy weather
meter, you can run off of an app that's

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You don't need all the fancy stuff to
learn a lot.

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I'm going to put it at 603 yards. My
dope is 3 .38.

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Then around up to 3 .4.

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Spin that to 3 .4. Take a shot.

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I want hunters to be more ethical,
right? And I think NRL is a great

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push an average hunter to the next
level.

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If you're middle pack at a lot of these
competitions, you're better than 95 % of

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the hunters out there, I believe.

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I think your pair's on that far side.

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Oh, it might be in your backpack.

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There you go.

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Yeah, let's go to that 500 meter. Let's
double check the range on it. Okay,

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we're 550 there.

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You want to load mega?

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Okay, you're going to be three, four.

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Is it that closest board?

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Yeah, yep. Okay, yeah, yeah.

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Okay. I'll bet you need to hold about a
half a mil left.

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You want me to send one?

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Okay.

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Boom. Great shot.

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You want to go straight to 1 ,000 now?

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Yeah. Okay.

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Okay, 1 ,031. You're going to dial 8 -8.

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Needless to say.

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Mert, Matt's son, my business partner.

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Matt and I do Mountain Forge together.
Mert's his youngest son.

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I don't know what he weighs, 60 pounds.
He's tiny.

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Left -handed, gets behind a right
-handed gun, can barely reach

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I mean, he represents the next
generation.

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He's me 30 years ago, whatever it was.

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A little tall for you.

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I don't know. I could describe Matt in
one word. He needs a few.

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Go half a mil left on it.

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Here we go.

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Oh, did you see where that went?

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Yeah. He's an absolute killer.

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He's hit it hard, like real hard. He's
going to every stinking match, and he's

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been dominating.

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Click down.

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So a click down.

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Okay. And now go, let's go three
-quarter on that wind hold, huh?

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The very first Inter -100 Championship
season finale, we actually tied for

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overall win.

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And then from then on, it was a race.

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Oh, right in the center, buddy. That's a
dead center hit. You want to go

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further?

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All right, let's go further.

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Okay, 1 ,308 yards.

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You're going to hold a mil and a half
left.

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Just squeeze a good shot.

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Impact.

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Good shot, dude.

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Did you see it hit?

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We're at the NRL Hunter Relentless
Rifleman. It's our title sponsor match,

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loophole match.

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We've got a beautiful venue here, some
private property with some really tricky

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winds, some tricky terrain, a lot of
aggressive lava rock, a lot of scraped

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knees, scraped egos.

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Shooter ready?

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Engage. I'm ROing. The RO is conducting
the stage. So they're bringing the

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shooters through.

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They're making sure the shooter is good
to go. And then they're making sure

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there's no safety violations on the
clock.

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And are they near the park?

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Correct. The stages are blind, so when
you get to the stage, you know what

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animal targets you're going to be
searching for, and you know how many of

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there are and how many positions, but
you don't know where that stuff is.

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So when you get up to the start point,
you're going to have to come around the

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corner, and you're going to have to
figure it out. Remember, you can ask yes

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no questions.

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Okay. All right. Shooter ready? Yes.

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Engage. Four minutes to get on the
sighting position, find the targets,

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them, get your dope, your data, write
that down, and then get to the shooting

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position to engage those targets.

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Four minutes sounds like a lot, but it
goes really, really fast.

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Impact.

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Next target.

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Waiting in line for stage two. I just
shot stage one this morning. It went

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really well.

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The next stage coming up is two wolves.

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So all we know is there's two wolves,
and they are near to far. So once you

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the first one, the only other hint you
have is the second wolf is now going to

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be further.

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A clean stage is eight points. If you
shoot four rounds and you hit every

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first round, that's worth two points
apiece, so the max score is eight. So

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ideal stage would be to shoot four
rounds and hit every target on your

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round. I've had a good match. I've shot
11 stages, and I've cleaned 10 of them.

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I'm winning the war right now. He's for
sure winning this battle, though.

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We definitely both want to win. Like,
there's not like, oh, you know, I'm

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to win and he's there to win.

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Sometimes you're the jackal and
sometimes you're the lion.

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He's the lion this weekend.

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I'm just a jackal nipping at him. We
have nine stages left, so I got to keep

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up. A match is a weird range of
emotions. You go from hurry up and wait,

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up and wait, and it's go.

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Vince, you're up next. I'm up next.

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James, you are in the hole.

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And I still get nervous, so some of it's
just like, okay.

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Trying to relax, trying not to think too
much about stuff, keep tabs on wind a

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little bit, just make sure everything's
staying consistent.

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Calm down, chill out, here we go.

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That's where you get nervous and you
hope you can find the target. Because if

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you don't find the target, you lose
points real fast.

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But I still get pretty fired up every
single time, which makes it fun. I think

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if you lose that, then maybe it's time
to stop. I don't know. I like it.

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I've done this for way too long to be
nervous at every stage.

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All right.

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I'm thirsty, Beth. I want to play. All
right.

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I got 2B. Wolf just left of the tree.

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Yes.

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Second one right over that split stump.

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838 yards.

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you're always worried when you get the
wind going like a little elevation

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doesn't take hardly anything to shoot
over the back or under the belly that's

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the shots i missed yesterday were on the
stage just like this so pretty stoked

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about that one

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Next target. Oh boy.

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The biggest fear out here is not finding
a target.

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I'm almost going to find both of those.

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So what I know, there's four bears here
and we're shooting from one position.

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Right below the tree.

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Okay.

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So shooting position from here also.

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Impact. Next target.

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Impact. Next target.

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Impact. Next target.

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Impact.

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How'd it do? The man's a machine.

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He's crazy, dude.

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That was awesome.

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See you in a minute.

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Thanks, bud.

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Impact. Next target.

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Impact. Next target.

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One minute.

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Impact. Next target.

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Impact.

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Damn. Threw the limb on $5.

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We got you clean.

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Didn't go well.

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Couldn't find anything. Couldn't find
the plaque or anything. So I didn't

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I just didn't find that second target,
which Matt came up.

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It took a little bit, but he found it.
They showed me afterwards. It's tucked

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away in this, like, really hard shadow,
hard to see. And so he got four up on me

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on that stage.

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I mean, I know you wanted to win, but
just, like, Matt likes winning, too.

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There you go. Yeah, we can tie.

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I don't think that's going to fly.

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I want to go shoot good. I'm
competitive, right?

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I want to beat Matt. I want to beat K
.O. I want to beat all these guys that

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killers out there.

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yeah it's close it's coming out of the
wire we got we'll get two more so four

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pigs left to right nine delta is your
placard okay whenever you step forward

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we'll start this bad boy okay so one

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two three hold on

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Next target.

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Impact.

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Impact.

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Impact. Yes.

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Good shooting.

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Are you the best NRL shooter in the
world? Yes or no?

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My personality wouldn't allow me to say
yes.

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It just won't.

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I think I can hang with anybody out
there, and I beat them a lot.

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Impact. Nice clean. If you're
competitive, it's fun. Fun competition.

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That was a fun one. Good job, bud.

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If you're a hunter, the learning curve
is steep, but I will guarantee you will

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be a much, much, much more efficient,
ethical, proficient in the field when it

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comes to harvesting your animal.

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A lot of ace. When you see a lot of ace
in your car, you're pretty stoked. Yeah.

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I mean, this is not an easy environment.

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If a top -level shooter and top -level
hunter is happy with the product, I know

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that it's going to be good for everyone
else.

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If it can survive here, it can survive
anywhere.

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My thoughts on Loop Holder, I love the
culture. I love their work ethic. I love

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their desire to push the limits.

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It's special when you get a company that
feels a little bit like family.

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I don't mind being remembered as a good
shooter, but I also want to be

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remembered as a good dad, good friend,
hard worker.

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The shooting, the competitive thing, you
keep pushing yourself, you know, how

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far you can go.

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And the hunting is definitely like that.

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pushes you further and further and
further. And so it expands your

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lot.

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We can all do a lot more than we think
we can always.

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I know I've still got limits on myself.
I want to keep expanding those

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boundaries. I think outdoors has kind of
taught me that that's possible.