Mastering Long-Distance Shooting and Embracing Brotherhood: Gary All Out Hanes’ Journey

Whiskey Wheels Wounds

What does it take to master the art of long-distance shooting and find solace in the brotherhood of a motorcycle club? Join us for an insightful conversation with Gary All Out Hanes, a nine-year veteran of the US Army, as he shares his passion for guns, outdoor sports, and the camaraderie he found in the world of motorcycle enthusiasts. From competing in international pistol shooting competitions to navigating life with a prosthetic leg, Gary's story is both captivating and inspiring.
Discover how precision and focus in shooting helped Gary channel his energy, sharpen his skills, and recenter himself when needed. We also delve into the support and mental well-being he found in the brotherhood of his motorcycle club, as well as the humorous and heartwarming stories that come with his adventures as an amputee. Gary's journey demonstrates the importance of finding joyful leisure activities and a strong support system to cope with the challenges veterans face.
Finally, Gary offers valuable insights into navigating the VA healthcare system and his journey to becoming a 100% disabled veteran. Learn about his Kentucky Windage technique for hitting targets and why aiming small can lead to big results. Don't miss this remarkable episode with Gary All Out Hanes, as we explore the world of guns, motorcycles, and brotherhood.