
Listen in as Zach Nannini & Richard Marshall Jr. talk trapshooting with the legends, the games top shots and more!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 211 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WildernessHobbiesLeisureSports | |||

Part 2 of the Listener Extravaganza, our listener Q&A special. Jon reads more of the questions you sent in on Facebook and by email, and Rick and Zach answer them.
Brenden Mowen starts it off: is there really a quality difference between a Browning ... more
This one's a listener Q&A special. You sent your questions in on Facebook, and Jon reads them to Rick and Zach in Part 1 of the Listener Extravaganza.
Rick catches up on a couple of weeks on the road. In West Texas he took a scimitar oryx at about 2... more
Trapshooting tips for the new target year. Rick and Zach reset for next season: practice with a purpose, planning your shoots, getting your gun set up right and setting goals that stack.
No guest this week, just hosts Richard Marshall Jr. and Zach N... more
From stepping away from competitive trapshooting to becoming a Southwestern Grand Handicap Champion and earning his first ATA Open All-American Team selection, Samuel "Sam" Leiendecker has a story built on determination, perseverance, and a genuine l... more
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This is hands down one of the best resources for new and experienced shooters.
Awesome show, when will you have Sandra Jo Jack on!
I have learned so much listening to these interviews, I can’t thank you enough!!
P.S. the Phil Kiner was Off the charts!!
Fred J
I would like to say thank you for making this information available to the average trap shooter. I am a club shooter that enjoys learning more about the trap discipline, and what makes the best the best. These interviews contain very valuable information. Thanks to all of you for sharing your experiences.
Awesome podcast that focuses on trap. Finally! Thanks for putting this podcast together.
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Listeners tune in for practical trapshooting insights from top performers, coaches, and industry insiders. Episodes frequently cover technique (stance, mount, eye alignment), mental game and pressure management, gear and sponsorship dynamics, and high-profile competition coverage. A standout element is the blend of veteran-level coaching with real-world travel, event coverage, and sponsor context, making it useful for shooters aiming to improve performance and for brands seeking targeted outreach in the shooting sports ecosystem.
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