Congratulations on 100 episodes. In today's TV world, that number is a Big Deal.
Considering how much training information you present, has anyone accused you of telling tales out of school? One thing I do not like about the firearm publications is that they keep information at a generic level. I suspect they are squeamish about presenting material on gun handling that may be too instructive to the wrong people. Hence we must endure yet another story of "9mm versus .45 ACP" or we learn (yet again) how the latest pistol on the market "just keeps perkin' along" or prints "groups the size of my hand."
In contrast, your show avoids these cliches while providing solidly instructional material on gun handling for the rest of us cannot afford to attend gun camp. Also, you are to be congratulated on showing full-auto weaponry in all its glory without apology. You started with the right idea of initiating a program grounded in the after-the-match conversations of what shooters would like to see. Shooters have been talked down to for too long. Thanks for raising the standard of discourse on the subject of firearms.