Austin Rex is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. Or maybe that is his beloved cat Bandit. Austin Rex is one of TFB’s most skilled long-range shooters and highly knowledgeable when it comes to some of his favorite subjects like reloading, ballistics, suppressors, combloc weaponry, and fighter jets. Austin currently calls Salt Lake City, Utah his home base and thus has access to some of the heavy hitters of the firearms industry like DeadAir Silencers, Christensen Arms, and SilencerCo.

To check out some of Austin’s work you can follow this link here to his archive.

More Staff Podcast Interviews @ TFB:

• TFB Behind The Gun Podcast Episode #25: Tom R with The Firearm Blog
• TFB Behind The Gun Podcast Episode #7: Miles Vining from TFB & TFBTV
• TFB Behind The Gun Podcast Episode #6: Matt And Hrachya – TFB Editors
• TFB Behind The Gun Podcast Episode #1: James Reeves – TFBTV

TFB Behind The Gun Podcast Episode #27: TFB Staff Writer Austin Rex

Today on the podcast we have TFB Staff Writer Austin Rex. Austin has been with TFB for a couple of years now and has loads of experience within the firearms community, especially in long-range shooting. Austin is most well known at TFB for his weekly article series called “Hot Gat or Fudd Crap” in which he finds, researches and then proceeds to roast various firearms sold on GunBroker.com.

Austin spends most of his time as a civilian-military contractor but enjoys long walks to the range, anything that uses a large rifle magnum primer, and tenderly caressing his Dillon reloading press. You can follow Austin on Instagram here.

Listen right here at TFB:

Listen to Behind The Gun on TFB – https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/podcast/

Listen on Apple Podcasts:

Listen to Behind The Gun on Apple Podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tfb-behind-the-gun-podcast/id1505843385

Listen on Spotify:

Listen to Behind The Gun on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/5riFj2wJFloCtoKzvCc4ml?si=V-JiLBcXQSKw6cdtWzqdTw

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