Today on Guntog Nation, we've got Chris Serino. He just got back from a big shooting competition.

We're going to talk about how he prepared and what you might expect going to one of these

and the gear he used to. This Guntog Nation is brought to you by EOTEC. EOTEC optics.

All right, so Chris, thought we'd have you on the day because

you're a guy who's done a bunch of different competitive shooting. You just went to one.

Tell me about it. Well, it kind of keep out of nowhere.

Makes sense to have him here anyways because I'm right down the hall.

Yeah, I mean, might as well. I'll tell you what, I got invited to the Prairie Fire

Rank competition out in Florence, Texas. Blake McGass called me and said, dude, you would be great

at this, but you're going to get crushed in the second half because he knows I'm not fast.

Yeah, so this is a new thing. So Prairie Fire, it's some guy's kind of making some waves.

It's a group of basically, I guess, investors. That's correct.

Buying up some different things within the gun world. They recently, they own Prairie Fire,

which is this shooting competition league they're trying to put together.

They actually bought the front-site training school out in, is it Nevada? Yes, it is.

There. So you probably heard there's some dubious background on front-site, but new ownership

there. And they've bought some other stuff. But the big deal, they've watched the Kato too.

They've bought the Kato. The big deal about Prairie Fire is the money because I mean, that's something

that's kind of been lacking in the big shooting competitions. So they're putting up some big bucks.

Right. They had this regional match where they had people qualified to get in,

and you could send in your targets. And I don't know what's going to prevent somebody from

shooting it closer and shooting a good target. But you had to shoot your targets. You sent them in,

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