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It's the fastest of the run-and-gun handgun sports when the top shooters in the country compete with 'race guns' that bring every possible enhancement to help win. Plus, there's a zombie invasion in Nebraska that can only be handled by the competitors at Pandemic in the Heartland, hosted by Hornady. And wounded veterans honoring wounded veterans at HAVA family range day near Fort Campbell in Kentucky.
The GAP Grind Pro-Am opens one of the most intimidating competitions to new shooters. It's long range precision rifle competition in Tennessee, with John now considered an experienced pro, helping a new shooter compete. Plus, Japan's historic, yet unreliable revolver is one of History's Guns. And juniors are breaking a lot of clays at the SCTP Nationals.
Jim, John, and Tony are running the 12 miles of aisles in the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas, with 60,000 gun dealers and buyers. It's your first look at the new guns and gear that will be making news this year. Set your DVR. The guys have a lot to show you in non-stop new product presentations.
It's the match limited to the guns people actually carry, 5-shot revolvers and small autoloaders. The defensive scenarios are creative and challenging on the S&W Indoor Ranges in Massachusetts. And it's the best possible practice for a real-life emergency. Plus, the 1873 Single Action Army is one of History's Guns. And Colt relaunches the company and the new guns now focused on serving civilian customers.
It's drag-racing on steel! The top action shooters in the world compete at the Steel Challenge. Draw and shoot five steel plates for time measured in hundredths of a second. And a world record may be broken. Plus, the historic Luger that introduced the nine-millimeter round is one of History's Guns. And, another edition of gun matchmaker testing and choosing a first home-defense gun for a young couple.
It's the only pistol, rifle, and shotgun challenge held on an active duty Army Base. If running and gunning stage challenges is simulated combat, it doesn't get any more real than when the Army Marksmanship Unit sets up the challenges and adds in full-auto fire and Abrams Tanks! Plus the enhanced Garand, the M-14 is now one of History's Guns. And Blackhawk! Pro, Todd Jarrett shows you real world rifle training, while shooting with his rental car.
It is considered the elite challenge in precision rifle competition, the Bushnell Brawl in South Texas. It's not just a long range rifle challenge, it's also a punishing physical challenge for the competitors. Plus, the revolver that lead the way to the modern double-action, 50 years early. The Dean, Adams and Dean is one of History's Guns. And turkey hunters flock to Nashville for the largest NWTF convention ever.
This time, it's a carnival of fun at Smith & Wesson as the stages of fire get even more creative. It's IDPA competition at the Indoor Nationals. Plus, the transition from muzzle loading to metallic cartridge for the US Army. The Trapdoor is one of History's Guns, Then, we're inside the Civilian Marksmanship Program's depot discovering Army history and building up M1 Garands that could be for you.
80,000 NRA Members gather in Louisville for the 145th Annual Meeting. It's a huge celebration of the Second Amendment and this time there's major political news. And, a surprising number of new guns being announced. Plus, the story of the 'Dick Special', the Colt Detective Special, that's now one of History's Guns. And hundreds of college students spend their spring break in Alabama competing in the College Pistol Nationals.
It's classic pistol competition as Col. Jeff Cooper first created the combat sport. 400 USPSA members compete in Barry, Illinois with single-stack 1911's, in the biggest championship competition of the year. Plus the history of John Browning's 1911 that is clearly of History's most famous guns. And the little known museum in Alabama with the 8,000 weapons collected by one man who had been an American spy in World War Two.
This is the year the world's most prestigious handgun championship becomes twice as difficult. To take the cup the top competitors have to shoot the four stages of fire twice, combining their qualifying score with their second round of shooting the plates, the barricades, the practical, and the mover. Julie Golob joins John Scoutten to present the action from Columbia, Missouri. Plus, the High Standard from World War Two, and the movie guns Clint Eastwood ordered for his film, American Sniper.
It's drag racing with guns! Draw and shoot five steel targets for time. And it gets very fast when the top pro shooters step into the shooting box. But steel shooting has also expanded to include rimfire pistols and rifles and that's made the sport a family-friendly experience. John and Tony have the highlights, with shot-string timing, to the championship. Plus the first double action Colt, that is now one of History's Guns. And, Max Michel organizes a party in Las Vegas to teach shooting competition.
It's classic wheel gun competition at the Smith & Wesson Revolver Nationals. Pasa Park, in Barry, Illinois, hosts competitors of all ages and skill levels to be challenged on 14 action-shooting stages of fire. Plus, the long-serving British Sniper Rifle that is now one of History's Guns. And a profile of one IDPA club in Delaware that's having remarkable success growing the sport by shooting a lot, on the cheap.
It's happening again! Zombies are invading Nebraska! It's Hornady's Pandemic in the Heartland that's become a tradition in five years of competition and weekend fun. Plus, the Model One, the first successful firearm from Smith & Wesson, is now one of History's Guns. And the Les Baer Custom Ladies Pistol Team celebrates 20 years of shooting competition at Camp Perry.
This time Law Enforcement compete in a match that is really street smart training!
The Factory Sponsored Professionals compete with handguns anyone can buy. It's the old NASCAR rule, "Win on Sunday, sell Guns on Monday."
The remarkable history of Remington at 200 years of continuous production for America. It's a story that begins with one young man who wanted a rifle in 1816. Eliphalet Remington II was about to launch a dynasty. Plus, we're Talking Tech on the guns and cartridges of 1873 that would win the West. And red dot optics compete in the USPSA's new national championship, the Carry Optics Division.
