Acceptable Accuracy Ep.68 - Who Needs Daylight? Competing in the Dark at Moons Out 2026

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.71 - 2026 Wolverine 5K – The Best One Yet?

In this episode of Acceptable Accuracy, hosts Philip and Tyler are joined by Brent and Casey to break down their experiences at the 2026 Wolverine 5K Tactical Adventure Race. The crew explains what makes this unique event a mix of shooting competition, land navigation, fitness, and problem-solving before diving into the gear that worked, the gear that didn't, and the lessons learned along the way. They also share their favorite stages, biggest challenges, memorable moments, and a few stories that were a lot funnier after crossing the finish line. Whether you're a Wolverine veteran, thinking about signing up for your first tactical adventure race, or just enjoy hearing about people making questionable decisions in the woods, this episode has something for you.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.70 - Buy Once, Cry Once… Or Not?

In this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy podcast, hosts Kyle, Philip, and Tyler dive headfirst into one of the most argued topics in the firearms and gear world: “Buy Once, Cry Once… Or Not?” From high-end setups that promise lifetime performance to budget builds and the ever-controversial “just as good” options, the guys break down the pros, cons, and real-world tradeoffs of each approach. Is it smarter to invest big upfront, or build your kit piece by piece as your skills evolve? And how often does “just as good” actually hold up under pressure? What starts as a discussion quickly turns into a heated (and hilarious) debate, with strong opinions flying and no one backing down—making this one of the most entertaining and relatable episodes yet.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.69 - Under $3k 3-Gun Loadout, with a TWIST!

On this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy Podcast, hosts Kyle, Philip, and Tyler take on a budget-minded three gun challenge: build a complete competition-ready setup with a rifle, shotgun, pistol, and optics package for under $3,000 total. But there’s a catch—none of the firearms can be models they already own or even close clones of what’s already in their safes. Going in blind, each host reveals their mystery picks without knowing what the others chose, leading to surprising selections, questionable budgeting decisions, and plenty of debate over what makes the best value three gun loadout. If you love gear talk, competition strategy, and hearing grown men defend suspicious purchasing choices, this one is for you.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.68 - Who Needs Daylight? Competing in the Dark at Moons Out 2026

Hosts Philip and Kyle are joined by guest Casey to recap their experience shooting Moons Out 2026, a unique night vision match that pushes gear, skills, and situational awareness to the limit. The crew breaks down what it’s like competing under night vision, the challenges of navigating stages in the dark, and how their equipment choices performed when the sun went down. From lessons learned and gear surprises to the moments that only happen at a match like this, it’s a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most memorable events of the season.

Acceptable Accuracy Ep.67 - Hype or Revolution? The last 30 Years of Firearms Industry Innovation

In this episode of the Acceptable Accuracy Podcast, host Philip is joined by guest host Kyle to take a look back at the biggest innovations that have shaped the firearms industry over the last 30 years. From the rise of polymer-framed handguns and the explosion of modern sporting rifles to advancements in optics, suppressors, and modular weapon systems, the guys break down which developments truly changed the way people shoot, train, and compete. Along the way they discuss how improvements in ammunition, accessories, and manufacturing have made firearms more reliable, customizable, and accessible than ever before—while debating which innovations actually mattered and which were just hype. It’s a fun and thoughtful look at how far the industry has come and what these changes mean for shooters today.