All right, on this gun talk hunt episode, we sit down with Chris Roberts of CR2 shooting solutions to talk a long-range precision rifle.

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All right, welcome in gun talk hunters. I'm going to get adjusted here so I don't look like an idiot.

Welcome in. We are South Texas. Okay, how do you say it? Referio. Referio? Referio? Refusio?

See, that's why. That's how it's spelled. That's how we're going to say it. That's how we're going to say it.

Welcome in. I'm taking a PR1 course and I reached out to Chris Roberts of CR2 shooting solutions

through a good buddy of ours. Highly recommended and I will say we're through day two,

this is really a 3-8 course. Yeah, right. Is that standard on all your courses?

All my shooting courses typically are 3-8 courses. It's like drinking through a fire hydrant.

Yeah, I mean, because there are weak long courses out there and there are longer courses out there.

Yeah, but I think I really do find a good mix into 3 days. I feel like through 2 days,

I've gotten enough information to make me dangerous. Yeah, right?

So let's talk a little bit about since this is a hunting crab. This is hunting crab.

What good does a course like this do for hunters? Why should they focus their attention

and training longer distances? Okay. Well, I'll address that, but so I do want to start off by saying,

you know, we actually did start off with 2-day courses. Okay. And what we found really quickly was

we just couldn't get through the program instruction that we really wanted to get through in 2 days.

We wanted it to be a 2-day course because then it just really didn't require people to take any

time off of work. And that was kind of more optimal for your average person. But like I said,

there was just always was something missing, something was rushed. So that just didn't work and we

kind of looked at it and we were like, hey, we got to do 3 days. I think, yeah, I don't know.

It's just a 3-day course. It seems like, you know, the first day you're kind of getting used to

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