Shooting Team
Chaos. With good ballistics.
Together we’re a live‑fire TED Talk nobody asked for—part espresso bar, part MythBusters episode, part slapstick sitcom. Expect stray brass, weaponized dad jokes, and unsolicited trigonometry lessons shouted between target arrays. The match staff call us “an ongoing incident.” The chrono calls us “statistically confusing.” We call it Tuesday.
Stand behind the firing line at your own risk: you’ll inhale enough burnt powder to season ribs, learn more about drag coefficients than a NASA intern, and still leave wondering how someone can both forget to load mags and still smoke a classifier. This is Rocket City Ammunition’s field lab—where the experiments are loud, the variables drink double‑shots, and the only constant is velocity… plus a little unnecessary flair.
Jeremy Hughes – The Data Gremlin
Shows up with color-coded gear, a beard that could conceal a backup PCC, and a USB of recoil algorithms. Wakes up, blinks twice, and casually drops a 90 % classifier run. Dot zeroed over Wi‑Fi, splits calculated in binary, aim strictly optional, yet somehow the hits appear exactly where the math says so.
Lee Henderson - Somehow Grandmaster
Shows up late, cracks a fart joke, trips over a fault line, and still wins the stage while arguing about which barbecue joint to hit after. Claims “intuition,” but we suspect a pact with dark forces—or at least an ancestral GPS that locks straight onto A‑zones. You’ll resent him, then you’ll steal his stage plan.
Drew Prevost – The Caffeinated Alchemist
Runs the company and the chrono on a continuous IV‑drip of espresso and Excel. Can quote the ballistic coefficient of every bullet in NATO service—but will still whiff a piece of steel big enough to register on radar. If you hear a manic laugh after a power‑factor spreadsheet update, assume he just “optimized” your weekend.