Acceptable Accuracy Podcast

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.51 - Dry Fire Deep Dive

In this episode of Acceptable Accuracy, co-hosts Philip and Tyler are joined by returning guests Brent and Paul for what starts as a simple discussion on the importance of dry fire—but quickly spirals into an unexpectedly deep dive on training discipline, self-improvement, and the mental game of shooting. Despite the accidental depth, the crew keeps it light with plenty of humor, friendly jabs, and personal stories that prove you can laugh your way through serious topics and still walk away a better shooter.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.51 - Back-to-Back Battles: USPSA Classifiers & Multigun Madness

In this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy podcast, Philip and the Tyler break down a back-to-back weekend of competitive shooting, starting with a USPSA classifier match and wrapping up with a multigun match the next day. They dive into the classifiers that stood out, how the match structure influenced their approach, and what they learned about their gear and performance. Philip shares what it was like to shift from USPSA to multigun overnight, including the differences in gear setup, stage design, and mental prep. The conversation also explores lessons learned, surprising rules, and whether switching disciplines is something they'd recommend. Whether you're USPSA-only or curious about multigun, this episode offers insight, laughs, and solid advice for your next match.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.50 - Does IDPA Flavored 2-Gun Work?

In this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy podcast, Philip is joined by Brent and Kyle to recap the June 2-gun match that featured a unique, IDPA-inspired stage design. The guys break down how the match format blended rifle and pistol work in creative ways, with stages that pushed both problem-solving and shooting fundamentals. From gear highlights and personal performance to unexpected challenges on the clock, they share what stood out and what they'll take into their next match. Oh, and we got to shoot from a moving golf cart.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.49 - Every Day Carry Part 2

In this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy podcast, hosts Philip and Tyler welcome first-time guest Nathan to dive into the world of Everyday Carry (EDC). They explore why EDC matters through real-world examples and discuss the mindset shift from being a gear junkie to a purpose-driven carrier. The trio emphasizes that simply carrying isn’t enough—training is essential, covering everything from safety and marksmanship to low-light scenarios and defensive movement. They tackle the balance between investing in gear versus training and offer guidance on how often to train. Common mistakes are addressed, like inconsistent carry and training only on a static range. Wrapping up, they touch on the deeper responsibility of EDC, viewing preparedness as an act of love and stewardship for those around you.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.48 - Every Day Carry Part 1

In this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy podcast, Philip and Tyler break down their everyday carry (EDC) setups, from firearms and knives to flashlights and med kits. They explain the reasoning behind each item they choose to carry, how their gear has evolved over time, and the real-world considerations that influence their decisions. Whether you're new to EDC or refining your current loadout, this episode offers practical insights to help you make smarter, more personalized carry choices.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.47 - Intro To Night Vision With Blackout Ballistics

On this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy Podcast, hosts Philip and Tyler are joined by guest host Kyle and Chris from Blackout Ballistics for a deep dive into the world of night vision. We talk about getting into vision gear, the challenges and surprises of shooting under nods, and how it all translates into the competition world. From gear considerations to practical tips for success in night shoots, this conversation sheds light on what it takes to make the most of your night vision setup, especially when the pressure is on.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.46 - Settling the Debate, Open vs. Closed Emitter for Pistol-mounted Red Dots

In this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy Podcast, hosts Philip and Tyler dive into the ongoing debate of open vs. closed emitters for pistol-mounted red dots. They break down the pros and cons of each design, including durability, reliability in adverse conditions, and ease of maintenance. Whether you’re a competitive shooter, concealed carrier, or just love geeking out about gear, this episode will help you make a more informed decision the next time you're shopping for an optic.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.45 - Civilian Radio Skills and Advanced Capabilities – with Andrew from NavComm

In this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy Podcast, hosts Philip and Tyler sit down with Andrew from NavComm to dive into the world of radio communications. They discuss essential radio etiquette, the capabilities of digital radios beyond traditional analog, and whether data can be transmitted over radio frequencies. Andrew breaks down encryption—who can listen in, how to obscure transmissions without encryption, and what licenses, if any, grant encryption access. The conversation also touches on whether you can be triangulated, what changes in a state of emergency, and how to keep radios operational in a grid-down scenario, including long-range communication without repeaters. If you're looking to improve your comms game, this episode is packed with insight and additional resources!