Bullets n Bourbon Podcast

In this episode, we interview the winner of the Marine Corps Championships, SSgt Robert Germanelo. We cover his career, focus on championships, hurdles he's had to overcome, and his passion for marksmanship in the Marine Corps.

Tom Kubiniec is the CEO of and visionary leader behind SecureIt Tactical Inc and host of the TV show Agents of Change which aired on the Sportsman Channel July 2022. He is the leading authority on military weapon storage and armory design. SecureIt is largest supplier of weapons storage systems to the Defense industry and now the fastest growing residential gun safe company. Mr. Kubiniec has desig...

In this episode Frank conducts an after action of the most recent TTG regional event held in Florence, Texas.

In this episode, Frank and I sit down with Alex Goking and discuss what competitors throughout the Marine Corps are going to experience while in Quantico while Competing in Marine Corps Championships. Marine Corps Championships is a way for Marines to prove that they have what it takes to be a part of the Marine Corps Shooting Team and tips its hat to tradition while constantly building upon the l...

Duskin 3gun is a match dedicated in memory of CWO2 Mike Duskin, who was KIA in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Mike was a huge believer in the benefits of competition and practical shooting, and his spirit lives on in the form of an annual match held on Fort Bragg. Listen in to hear what goes into the planning for a major match on a military base, and hints of what to expect from this year’...

In this episode, we speak to Sgt Joshua Cardenas about his path to the Marine Corps Shooting Team, the transition over to the Advanced Marksmanship Training Program, and his life as a sponsored shooter.

In this episode, we sit down and conduct an after-action of our performance of the Zoo City February Monthly Match. We talk about our gear, stages, fuck-ups, and more.

Alex Goking recently served as a match director and stage designer for a local match aboard Quantico, Virginia. We talked planning, designing and match flow with Alex and Franks first go at shooting open.

n this week’s episode, we interview  @theuspsa  President  @yeeminlin . Yee-min served as a logistics officer for two deployments before leaving the service. We talk about the path that led him to join, the vast difference in his deployment experiences, and why he decided to EAS. We also discuss qualifications for world shoots and the quality of USPSA’s national matches in a way that even crayon a...

In this episode, we interview Dan Rhodes who is the SNCOIC of the Advanced Marksmanship Training Program for the Marine Corps.  He describes what the mission of the program is and how they came about, as well as where they are headed in the future.

In this episode, we sit down with 3 Warrant Officers and conduct an after-action report on MCMC Far East.

In this episode we speak to Nick Thayer from  @TheTacticalGames  about what The Tactical Games offers competitors. What it is to be a competitor, implements, military and the future of the Tactical Games.

In this episode, we spoke to Becky and Tim Yackley about their background in competitive shooting sports and their most recent successes at the IPSC World Shoot.

Frank and Matt sit down and conduct an after-action of the past year and set goals and schedules for the following year.

On this week's episode of 3GIQ, we interview Sam Lorino of @sigsaueracademy. Sam served on the @usmcshootingteam's pistol team before he accepted his current position at Sig Sauer. We discuss his transition from military to civilian sector, instructorship, and some exciting developments at Sig Sauer Academy's campus in Epping, NH

We sat down with Parker Tomasi and did a deep dive into the Camp Lejeune Intramural match. We talked about what went right, what went wrong, and how the Marines who participated in the match found a new passion for competing in matches on the weekend.

In this video, Matt, Frank, and Mike sit down and talk about formal marksmanship training and how to properly vet firearms instructors.  @mikepannone1534  #usmc #marines #training

Frank, Matt, Chris Scott and Mike Pannone sat down and had a round table discussion on what they consider to be quality matches, both at the local match level and major match level.

This episode is about the release of the book Bastards and Brothers, 3d Battalion 2d Marines Deployed to Al Anbar deployment in 2005. We have special guest Ajax Trueblood who is the author of the book as well as Lieutenant Colonel Chris Ieva(Retired) and First Sergeant Sean Gregory(Retired) the Company Commander and Company First Sergeant for 3/2 Kilo Company. You can pre-order the book at bastard...

Today we sat down with SSgt Andrew Dow about his experience in MCMC NCR and how it catapulted him into his passion for practical shooting since his first MCMC.

This is a special release episode for the Fall Brawl. This is the recorded audio from the Saturday night live stream on YouTube.

In this episode, we discuss the upcoming Camp Lejeune Intramurals and what the Marines can expect, and what they can do to attend.

In this episode, we recap a training event that Matt went to that produced negative training results for all who attended. We further dug into everything and had a conversation with Mike Pannone to see his thoughts on everything.

In this episode, we spoke with board members from the Memorial 3-Gun Foundation. We did a deep dive into the mission of the foundation as well as covered the emotions involved with putting a match like this on.