Five Stars from JFC!!!
Overall, I enjoy the content on the show. I am so close to not listening anymore because of Aaron‘s stupid arguments. I mean, I understand that some of you play characters on the show, or there are certain things that may be suggested, if not scripted, but I am so sick and fucking tired of listening to a half an hour of his bullshit that has nothing to do with fucking anything. it makes me rage and I want to fucking stop listening to the show when it happens. I would imagine that most of us that listen to your show, are not the same people that watch fucking reality TV and look for the dumb ass drama that Aaron brings. Seriously! I fucking hate it and it ruins the show. Two fucking shows in a row, ruined by his dumb ass that won’t shut the fuck up!

— Anonymous listener

Bart Big D Samson
Great podcast for all silly sons of bitchs! Cast will keep you laughing an lurking at 3am balls hanging whiskey in one hand bast mate m&p slaying all the SSB's im craving. Oh lord SSB thanks for the laughs!

— Anonymous listener

Five Stars from Anonymouse:
A sonnet for We Like Shooting.

Amidst the world of guns and podcast talk,
There stands a group of five, a motley crew,
Each with their quirks and personalities to stalk,
And on We Like Shooting, they share their view.

Shawn, the leader, with saggy balls and drink,
Commands the show with boisterous charm and wit,
While Jeremy, a blunt country boy, won't shrink
From calling out any foolishness he sees fit.
Aaron, the trickster, always on the hunt
For ways to game the system and come out ahead,
While Nick, the Montana mountain man, so blunt,
Shares his wisdom and subtle humor instead.
But then there's Savage, the commie in their midst,
Whose views are always sure to spark debate,
Yet despite their differences, they still persist,
To share their love of guns and educate.
So here's to Shawn, Jeremy, Nick, Aaron, and Savage,
On We Like Shooting, they all find their leverage.

— Anonymous listener

The Rock 5.7 will handle a suppressor fine as long as it doesn’t hit the guide rod. PSA’s Barrel needs a spacer for some suppressors to not hit the guide rod. The SICO switchback 22 works fine on it but others cause malfunctions. Love the show.

— Joe fukyouself

Five Stars from Joe Fukyouself:
The Rock 5.7 will handle a suppressor fine as long as it doesn’t hit the guide rod. PSA’s Barrel needs a spacer for some suppressors to not hit the guide rod. The SICO switchback 22 works fine on it but others cause malfunctions. Love the show.

— Anonymous listener

Stopped in to see Jeremy on February 18th at RET sadly didn’t see the giant bastard, figured I’d share my take on if the cast were handgun calibers, starting off with Shawn he would most likely be .45acp because he’s fat and slow, second AAron I think he would be .357mag because he’s way too much in a small package. Savage would be .22lr because fuck .22lr. Jeremy would most likely be .50de because he’s giant and you don’t want to fuck with something that size. Nick would be 9mm because well he’s bland and average. But on a second note absolutely love the show you guys make each week something to look forward to, 10/10 would recommend thanks for everything you do!

— Codey p

Five Stars from Codey P: Stopped in to see Jeremy on February 18th at RET sadly didn’t see the giant bastard, figured I’d share my take on if the cast were handgun calibers, starting off with Shawn he would most likely be .45acp because he’s fat and slow, second AAron I think he would be .357mag because he’s way too much in a small package. Savage would be .22lr because fuck .22lr. Jeremy would most likely be .50de because he’s giant and you don’t want to fuck with something that size. Nick would be 9mm because well he’s bland and average. But on a second note absolutely love the show you guys make each week something to look forward to, 10/10 would recommend thanks for everything you do!

— Anonymous listener

Only lost a star due to the misinformation by Jeremy on a recent show. Jeremy told listeners that 350 Legend shared a parent case with 223 Rem, therefore it was a superior round due to case availability. However that is not the case, 350 legend is a completely different case then 223 Rem. 350 legend is a rebated rim case and cannot be made from 223 Rem brass. Just wanted to fact check Jeremy for the listeners sake. Keep up the great work. Would like more of Nick on the show, I feel like his knowledge is overlooked some times.

— WVShooter

Four Stars from WVShooter: Only lost a star due to the misinformation by Jeremy on a recent show. Jeremy told listeners that 350 Legend shared a parent case with 223 Rem, therefore it was a superior round due to case availability. However that is not the case, 350 legend is a completely different case then 223 Rem. 350 legend is a rebated rim case and cannot be made from 223 Rem brass. Just wanted to fact check Jeremy for the listeners sake. Keep up the great work. Would like more of Nick on the show, I feel like his knowledge is overlooked some times.

— Anonymous listener

5 Stars from Chairman of the School, Sir Francis C. Tusker: Attn: Mr. Herrin

Dear Mr. Herrin, I hope this letter finds you in good health. My last correspondence was not returned. Once again, my name is Sir Francis
C. Tusker, I am the Chairman of the Board for a small school in rural Alabama. I am an avid watcher and listener of your podcast, and as a result of your live broadcasts it has come to my attention that you may be an ideal speaker for our school's upcoming Howdah pistol competition. I'm sure that our pupils and adults alike would be thrilled to see your shooting prowess on display, as they all look up to you as a most inspiring individual who knows the daily struggles with which they cope. Please RSVP by April 2nd. Kindest Regards, Sir Francis C. Tusker - President of the Society for Children and Adults Stricken with Elephantine Characteristics.
Please don't ignore us this time. Several of our students cried when they learned you would not be attending our Top Pachyderm Awards of several vears ago.

— Anonymous listener

Attn: Mr. Herrin

Dear Mr. Herrin, I hope this letter finds you in good health. My last correspondence was not returned. Once again, my name is Sir Francis C. Tusker, I am the Chairman of the Board for a small school in rural Alabama. I am an avid watcher and listener of your podcast, and as a result of your live broadcasts it has come to my attention that you may be an ideal speaker for our school's upcoming Howdah pistol competition. I'm sure that our pupils and adults alike would be thrilled to see your shooting prowess on display, as they all look up to you as a most inspiring individual who knows the daily struggles with which they cope. Please RSVP by April 2nd. Kindest Regards, Sir Francis C. Tusker - President of the Society for Children and Adults Stricken with Elephantine Characteristics.

Please don’t ignore us this time. Several of our students cried when they learned you would not be attending our Top Pachyderm Awards of several years ago.

— Freddy Kruger’s overworked mom

Attn: Mr. Herrin

Dear Mr. Herrin, I hope this letter finds you in good health. My last correspondence was not returned. Once again, my name is Sir Francis C. Tusker, I am the Chairman of the Board for a small school in rural Alabama. I am an avid watcher and listener of your podcast, and as a result of your live broadcasts it has come to my attention that you may be an ideal speaker for our school's upcoming Howdah pistol competition. I'm sure that our pupils and adults alike would be thrilled to see your shooting prowess on display, as they all look up to you as a most inspiring individual who knows the daily struggles with which they cope. Please RSVP by April 2nd. Kindest Regards, Sir Francis C. Tusker - President of the Society for Children and Adults Stricken with Elephantine Characteristics.

Please don’t ignore us this time. Several of our students cried when they learned you would not be attending our Top Pachyderm Awards of several years ago.

— Chairman of the School