The Texas Predator Hunting Podcast

An extensive breakdown of the aftermarket accessory landscape for two popular bolt-action hunting rifles, the Q Fix and SIG Cross. The host walks through cheek risers, Arca rail options, pistol grips, butt pads, bolt handles, and barrel options for the Q Fix, then covers the growing (but still catching up) SIG Cross aftermarket scene, including hand guards with integrated bipods and Arca rails. Includes honest, hands-on impressions from ongoing testing, including a broken negative-comb riser and an unresolved verdict on negative comb in general. Presented by AllyMunitions.com

A practical breakdown of mil versus MOA reticles for hunters, cutting through the confusion that comes up every year as people update their optics before hunting season. The host explains why mil-radian scopes have become his preference, smaller numbers, cleaner reticles, simpler dope cards, while making the case that modern ballistic solvers and rangefinders do the conversion work regardless of which system a shooter chooses. The episode closes with the one scenario where MOA still has a practical edge: quick field judging of antler spread using the "one inch per hundred yards" rule of thumb. Presented by AllyMunitions.com

A conversation with Ethan of Elee Suppressors, a one-man suppressor manufacturer based in Gonzales, Louisiana, and former Navy nuclear submarine machinist mate. Ethan walks through his path from custom knife-making to a three-and-a-half-year deployment aboard the USS Maine, a ballistic missile submarine, and into building his own suppressors after growing frustrated with NFA wait times. The conversation covers submarine life (60-day patrols, psychological screening, the physical scale of a boomer), practical suppressor selection, mono-core versus baffle stacks, flow-through versus traditional baffle designs, and why recoil impulse differs dramatically between caliber-specific and .30 caliber cans on ultralight rifles, plus a frank discussion of the suppressor tax stamp repeal and what it's meant for the industry. Presented by AllyMunitions.com

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A follow-up look at the Superlative Arms piston conversion system after long-term testing on 6 ARC and 22 ARC AR-15 platforms. The host breaks down why Superlative Arms' adjustable bleed-off gas blocks are the standard across their builds, why cutting off gas flow accelerates gas port erosion, and shares maintenance findings after roughly a thousand rounds through the piston rod and spring. Also addresses the common claim that piston-driven AR systems can't be precise, and why that's not true when properly tuned. Presented by AllyMunitions.com

Part two of the conversation with competitive shooter Payton Grimes covers her dry-fire and movement training methodology, a standout story about training in a live shoot house with a former Navy SEAL at Vortex's facility, and the behind-the-scenes story of building one of the earliest large-scale predator-hunting-themed shooting matches from scratch. The episode wraps with a full rundown of Payton's gear, optics, chassis, boots, and packs, and a look at her path into marketing and social media work in the firearms industry. Presented by AllyMunitions.com