podcast · Sep 17, 2026 · Making Shooters Better
Your Gear Isn’t the Problem: The Skills That Actually Matter in a Gunfight
Summary Wayne Dobbs has spent nearly five decades teaching people how to shoot, but his message is not really about shooting. It is about the gap between owning good equipment and actually being prepared to use it well. From grip and presentation to red dots, reloads, decision-making, and mental readiness, Wayne challenges some of the habits shooters cling to most tightly. Along the way, he explains why fundamentals matter more under pressure, why some impressive range skills may have limited defensive value, and why the most important tool in a fight is still the one between your ears. Episod
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