We Like Shooting is, in fact, the best shooting podcast there is. It is where new shooters can get their feet wet and where seasoned shooters can learn something new every week. There is a dozen podcasts to tickle any other tisms you have on specific aspects of shooting, but We Like Shooting should be at the top of your listening roster every week. The cast are both great, and at times, completely insufferable. It is exactly like hanging out with your friends. Every friend group has a Shawn, Jeremy, Aaron, Nick, and even a Savage. I know my own friend group does, for sure. Shawn always has something to say, respectably, trying to be a jack of all trades -- humble in admitting he doesn't know everything, but is always trying something new, be it hunting, competition shooting, or perfecting the perfect home or personal defense gear set. In short, Shawn is my favorite gear queer.
Nick is wise beyond his years, possesses a great deal of knowledge in many of the aspects of shooting Shawn has yet to delve into, be in 3D printing a "we have a DBAL at home" or putting together the most entertaining, fun to shoot, absurd, yet useful firearms we have ever seen. He is a silent leader, back seat driving this podcast to greatness.
Jeremy isn't really a cunt. Jeremy is quite coarse or even crass, at times, however, the cuntiness comes from his depth of knowledge in what is practical and sane in the world of firearms. Jeremy is not one you contact for opinions on firearms that are unusual, novel, or fun for the sake of fun. Jeremy's opinion seems to be that every gun must serve some hypothetical purpose, else it ought not exist.
Aaron could stop being a pieces of shit, and get his shit together, yet chooses to get fired from every job he has for making remarks he blames on the acronym NAGR, however, we all know this isn't the whole story. While every friend group needs a contrarian or devil's advocate, we don't enjoy that being a friend's entire modus operandi being simply that. Aside from a punching bag and contrarian, I don't always hate Aaron, just most of the time. He does provide some practical insight that us poors can relate to, and can spark worthwhile debate, at times. Aaron is, more or less, the Homer Simpson of the gang. He thinks he is the main character. He is the lovable idiot we truly love, and the show would not be the same without him.
Savage used to bring some variety to the show, as guns, preparedness, training, etc, do tend to go along with political conspiracy and cryptocurrency. He did, actually understand the legal aspect of the court cases as they pertain to our rights better than the rest. For that reason, I might be alone in saying I miss him sometimes. If for nothing other than his two talents -- reading the news with some level of preparedness and possibly expertly defuse a Shawn Aaron squabble before it turned into another one of THOSE episodes.
Overall, my favorite gun podcast, you guys are great, would 100% hang out and drink beer any or all with all of you, except maybe Aaron or Savage.
— TouchMyBiiscuit