Jacob Hetherington's guest appearances

Jacob Hetherington

Firearms Nation Podcast

Bangin Brass Podcast

Tim Herron

Brian Conley

Mason Lane

Christian Sailer

Matt Hopkins

Eric Grauffel

Charlie Perez

John McClain

Lisa Song Sutton

Brian Enos

John Lovell

Ava Flanell

Pat McNamara

Mike Green

Ryan Cleckner

OwlTail

Jacob Hetherington just took 3rd place at this year's Carry Optics Nationals.  He consistently wins or comes close to winning every major match (International and National) he competes in.  Jacob joined the Army in 2015 and shoots for the Army's Marksmanship Unit.  Jacob already has earned a top spot on the team that will cross over to a major sponsor once he leaves the military following other greats like Max Michel, Travis Tomasi, Julie Golob and KC Eusebio. I originally recorded this episode back in 2018 and after his 3rd place finish, I thought it would be great to hear from him again. In this podcast you’ll hear: What it’s like to be a part of the Army Marksmanship Unit. What are “pressure poops”! And what to tell your junior shooter (if you have one) to focus on when coaching them.

Jacob Hetherington just took 3rd place at this year's Carry Optics Nationals.  He consistently wins or comes close to winning every major match (International and National) he competes in.  Jacob joined the Army in 2015 and shoots for the Army's Marksmanship Unit.  Jacob already has earned a top spot on the team that will cross over to a major sponsor once he leaves the military following other greats like Max Michel, Travis Tomasi, Julie Golob and KC Eusebio. I originally recorded this episode back in 2018 and after his 3rd place finish, I thought it would be great to hear from him again. In this podcast you’ll hear: What it’s like to be a part of the Army Marksmanship Unit. What are “pressure poops”! And what to tell your junior shooter (if you have one) to focus on when coaching them.

FNP 228 : Jacob Hetherington - Unleashing Excellence from the Army (Replay)

2 weeks before USPSA low cap Nationals we have the Reigning Production Champion from the Army Marksmanship Unit Sgt Hetherington and man was this an awesome episode! 

2 weeks before USPSA low cap Nationals we have the Reigning Production Champion from the Army Marksmanship Unit Sgt Hetherington and man was this an awesome episode!

Live with Sgt Jacob Hetherington

Junior Shooter

“The U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit (USAMU) wins national and international shooting competitions, supports Army marketing engagements, and advances small arms lethality to demonstrate Army marksmanship capability, connect America to its Army and enhance marksmanship effectiveness in combat. USAMU is part of the U.S. Army Marketing Engagement Brigade and Army Marketing and Research Group” This is a quote from the AMU’s webpage.  In all of the shooting sports we have competitors who are from the AMU that either currently dominate or who graduated and are now shooting for factory teams.  What is a factory team?  SIG, Glock, Remington and so on.  And the names include some of the people I’ve had on the podcast like Shane Coley and KC Eusebio.  Today, my guest is also from the AMU, Jacob Hetherington.  Jacob was known as a top junior shooter not that long ago.  It’s pretty amazing how a kid made grandmaster at 15 years old and caught the eye of the AMU where he is serving and promoted to sergeant not that long ago. This past year Jacob has been dominating his division in USPSA and is in contention to win this year’s National Championship.  So how did a such a young man do so much in his shooting career? In this podcast you’ll hear about what it’s like to be a part of Army Marksmanship Unit, what “pressure poops” are and what to tell your junior shooter (if you have one) to focus on when coaching them. I recently interviewed Lanny Bassham in episode 80, who also was a major force at the AMU.  It was great to now hear from a dedicated young man continuing that tradition. 

“The U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit (USAMU) wins national and international shooting competitions, supports Army marketing engagements, and advances small arms lethality to demonstrate Army marksmanship capability, connect America to its Army and enhance marksmanship effectiveness in combat. USAMU is part of the U.S. Army Marketing Engagement Brigade and Army Marketing and Research Group” This is a quote from the AMU’s webpage.  In all of the shooting sports we have competitors who are from the AMU that either currently dominate or who graduated and are now shooting for factory teams.  What is a factory team?  SIG, Glock, Remington and so on.  And the names include some of the people I’ve had on the podcast like Shane Coley and KC Eusebio.  Today, my guest is also from the AMU, Jacob Hetherington.  Jacob was known as a top junior shooter not that long ago.  It’s pretty amazing how a kid made grandmaster at 15 years old and caught the eye of the AMU where he is serving and promoted to sergeant not that long ago. This past year Jacob has been dominating his division in USPSA and is in contention to win this year’s National Championship.  So how did a such a young man do so much in his shooting career? In this podcast you’ll hear about what it’s like to be a part of Army Marksmanship Unit, what “pressure poops” are and what to tell your junior shooter (if you have one) to focus on when coaching them. I recently interviewed Lanny Bassham in episode 80, who also was a major force at the AMU.  It was great to now hear from a dedicated young man continuing that tradition.

FNP 082 : Jacob Hetherington - Junior Shooter goes to the Army