Josh J-Weth

yeah you guys have inspired me which i think we all could use that for one another to do more to be better um and for you guys that are listening uh if you are interested if you're in the florida area um i highly encourage you consider the usccl it's it's in my opinion the gateway easy version of competition shooting you know for for folks who haven't heard it before

It's down in Ruskin, Florida, at Gun Craft, where, I don't know, J.J.

Riccazza, Buck Lawler, Tactical Santi, on occasion, Donovan Moore, and even Eric Graffel have had classes and trainings and just practiced there.

So we've got some high-end, nationally recognized, internationally recognized shooters there.

that come through.

In fact, it'll be posted in the near future, I'm sure, where even Hunter Constantine and a few of his folks were with Erica Fell and their cameramen were doing a little competition.

It's at Gun Craft down here in Ruskin, Florida.

So I'm in the Tampa area.

But United States Concealed Carry League is opening up at the end of March.

It's six stages.

Each stage has no more than 14 rounds to complete the stage.

Most papers get double.

Sometimes you do a Mozambique.

Sometimes you get completely blind stages and you can't actually prep for it because it's a concealed carry league.

You get in around 9 a.m., you get done by lunch, and if you do decent, you're not even using 100 rounds of ammo.

And it's fast-paced, a lot of fun.

You get to practice with what you carry.

And we, I say we, I'm not part of the league, but I'm a huge advocate for it.

We award obviously based on placement points, but we also award for participation because we want people to come back and do more shooting.

So there is participation points, but you got to still show up.