Always well put together podcast with loads of useful content. Look forward to listening each week!

Awesome podcast! Hours of great content from such an amazing teacher, Jamie Dodson. I always refer back to this for fundamental refresher. Thank you, Jamie!

This show is more than a talk show for entertainment. Jamie and the team/family are providing a service to all shooters here, and for free! I’ve learned many things over the past few years, thank you WP!

Luckily I found this podcast a few years ago. Jamie gives a lot of high value info from his years of experience. It’s really helped my understanding of custom rifles and shooting/marksmanship.

Great podcast. Thanks for all that you do Jamie. This is probably my favorite podcast for shooting and I’ve learned a lot from listening.

Great information on Atlas brass. Been using them for several years and very impressed. Customer services is 1st class. Thanks Southern shooter Lance

What great info. I wish I had come across Wolf Precision sooner. Jamie's presentation is so well thought out, not at all assuming, all in bite sized packets that is easy to grasp, and with very little plugs. This is truly the best info I've come across BY FAR without actually being in a classroom.

Awesome that you take the time to do this, so helpful, thanks

Love the data. Thanks for sharing

If you have questions about long range shooting or new to the sport. You have come to the right place. Their website had good information also.

It started good, there is a lot of good information, but along the way it starts to feel more like an infomercial about the ACE system... also makes you feel like you might as well stay home if you don’t have an 5-8k custom rifle..

I had high hopes of learning from the subjects in the podcast titles. Instead there is constant repetition of small irrelevant points and ads for his shooting school and whatever sponsors. The great sounding topics are covered just with generalities. Listening to the reloading, I struggled through 1 and part of 2, there was very little meat on the bone. I tried to like and learn, and he gets points for doing a podcast at all, but don’t listen to this and expect to learn that much. You will definitely walk away from the podcast with a new skill! <- tried to stay accurate to what I heard and also be constructive.

Seems knowledgeable but it got annoying hearing him talking down about other companies like his stuff is the only good product in the shooting industry. If you can’t afford his custom rifles with a Leupold or Kahles on top your wasting your time in his elitist sport. At least that’s the feeling I got from listening to a dozen episodes.

Was good at the beginning changed into one long commercial

I really enjoyed this podcast . Lots of great information.

Lots of solid info with a few ideas you won’t hear elsewhere. Jaime keeps it interesting.

The podcast is awesome. I love Jaime’s OCD when it comes to rifle builds and everything else he does. 2nd best will never do. Keep up the great work!

I’m not a gunsmith, you make things easy to understand. Can’t wait to hear more podcasts Jamie, you explain things in way that makes sense and is easy to understand. Even though I’m not a customer yet, you are more then happy to answer any questions I have when I call your shop Thank you Chuck in Idaho

One of my favorite podcasts . The wealth of knowledge and in depth discussions of all aspects of precision shooting are A+

Loved the take on .223 caliber long range shooting. That was a refreshing take on opposing large caliber. Thanks, Also on suppression, as a big fan of not having to wear hearing protection I use one. It’s made shooting more enjoyable . I use one made here locally in Texas. Please check out this company, it’s top rated and has an excellent product line. Texas Silencer Company, Weatherford Texas. Go talk to the CEO in person, I promise you will not be disappointed.

I’m only on episode 2 but the podcast seems considerably and straight forward. Thoughts on topics I only have 2, custom rifles chambered in wildcat or proprietary rounds specifically Nosler calibers, and what standard rifle would you need to smith into the nosler caliber. Budget builds, buying a used barrel/action and putting a new stock, trigger, rings etc.