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Steel championship shooting is certainly the most spectator friendly of the pistol sports, and that appeal is felt by the shooters as well. There is instant feed back from the sound of a solid hit on the steel. And, there is a division for everyone in the steel game. Pro Tips – Jerry Miculek – Prone with the AR

We're covering the largest archery tournament ever organized as more than 3,000 competitors shoot for the national championship. It's the Archery in the Schools Program that's teaching marksmanship and citizenship in High Schools and Middle Schools across the country. Pro Tips – Jerry Miculek – Rifle Reloads

NRA action pistol competition, it’s better known as the Bianchi Cup. The match began in 1978 in the Midwest. Now it’s a world-wide competition with shooters coming from Europe, Australia, and many more countries, to compete in the most prestigious hand gun match of all time. Pro Tips – Jerry Miculek – Off-Hand Rifle

It’s the annual gathering of wheel gunners for the International Revolver Championship in Morro Bay, California... world class action shooting championship to find the masters of the double action revolver. Pro Tip: Jerry Miculek – Shooting on the Move

The past comes alive in Tulsa at the United States Shooting Academy's Pro Am Match, a skins game, with money on the line for each stage of fire, and with a different way of scoring. Phil Strader recreates a match out of our past, 15 years after the first TV Skins Game Shooting Event. Pro Tip: Jerry Miculek – Shooting Around Barricades

This time on Shooting USA, we’re covering the National Championships in the most successful youth shooting program ever created. We’re at the Scholastic Clay Target Nationals in Sparta, Illinois. Pro Tip: Jerry Miculek – Multiple Targets

It’s the largest gathering of cowboys in the world and the World Championship of Cowboy Action Shooting. Bring your six guns and your big hat for the annual gathering of SASS members outside Albuquerque, New Mexico. Pro Tips - The Infantry Trophy Team Match

The United States Practical Shooting Association has a problem caused by success. In the few years since the designation of the production gun division participation at the local level has risen dramatically, and so has the demand to shoot at the National Championships. There have been waiting lists every year for the nationals, but the opening of the United States Shooting Academy Ranges in Tulsa has been the best answer to satisfying the demand. Pro Tips - Setting the Right Zero

This time it’s black powder, both muzzleloaders and cartridge guns, firing to preserve the famous competition from the past. It’s Creedmoor 135 years later and the famous guns from the period when thousands of spectators turned out to watch long range competition. Pro Tips - Reading the Wind

It’s the match that simulates trench warfare and charging the enemy in World War I with points to be gained by firing faster early in the match. That’s the reason for the nick-name the “rattle battle”, for the signature sound generated by six man teams firing as fast as they can. Pro Tips - Using Your Sling

We’re taking you to the SHOT Show, to see and try the newest guns and gear. It’s our annual one hour special from the Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show in Orlando.

It’s the new form of Cowboy Action Shooting for competitors who want more challenge in the game. Western Three Gun scores points for accuracy and designs stages of fire that require shooting on the move. It’s the next step for cowboys and cowgirls. History’s Guns: The German MG42 Pro Tips – Rifle Positions

Anytime the ARMY invites civilians to compete in a shooting competition it is likely to be a good show. So when the Army Marksmanship Unit set out to add even more resources to their annual three gun challenge, that brought a record number of competitors in for three days of simulated combat on the Fort Benning ranges. Pro Tips – Service Rifle Practice Drills

We’re inside, in the dead of winter, at the Smith & Wesson Shooting Sports Center, but the action is hot in the IDPA Indoor Nationals. It’s defensive scenarios drawn from real life that provide good training and good competition. Pro Tips – Todd Jarrett – The Alamo

It is the biggest service rifle competition at the National Matches. We’re at Camp Perry for the M-1 Garand match with America’s historic service rifle. Then a look at the history of John Garand’s creation at the Springfield Armory. History’s Guns – The M1 Garand Pro Tips – Todd Jarrett on Sight Distances

We’re in Florida with the fastest steel shooters in the country, banging and clanging over the course of the three days that make up the US Steel Championships. This is the fastest action in the handgun sports. Pro Tips – Todd Jarrett on Shooting the AR

This time we mark a major milestone for the richest handgun match in the country. It’s the NRA Action Pistol World Championship, better known as The Bianchi Cup, and it’s now 30 years old. Pro Tips – Todd on Concealed Carry From a Wheelchair

We're seeing stars at the annual Irlene Mandrell Celebrity Shoot. Her game is sporting clays. Irlene Mandrell is the youngest of the Mandrell sisters and is a recognized country music star. And Irlene has been using her celebrity status, and her sport, for many years to raise money for charity. History’s Guns - The Mauser Action German 98K Pro Tips – Todd on Protection in your Car

This time we're coming at you in three's with three guns, three man teams, and three days under the hot Texas sun at the Sportsman Team Challenge. It's a great challenge and great family entertainment. Pro Tips – Irlene Mandrell explains the basics to help get you started in ATA Trap Shooting.

End of Trail is as big as it gets in the Single Action Shooting Society. But when a handful of cowboy action shooters started SASS, nearly three decades ago, they had no idea what their creation would eventually become. Pro Tips – Todd Jarrett on Deep Concealment

Its ladies only with shotguns for the annual Ladies Charity Skeet Classic, where the shooters are aiming to beat childhood disease by raising cash for kids. John Shima – Teaching Skeet Number Four on the list of The Top Ten Hollywood Gunfights Pro Tips – Sgt. Travis Tomasie on Movement

This is the second installment of a skins match from out of our past. It’s all steel targets inside par times at the Pro Am from Tulsa. The idea for the Pro Am came and went back in the early 90’s, as a made for TV gun match created during our shows on ESPN. Number Three on the list of The Top Ten Hollywood Gunfights

The first Steel Challenge was held in 1981, created by Mike Fischman and Mike Dalton. Since then the match has stayed essentially the same, how fast can you shoot five steel targets The Top Ten Hollywood Gunfights

It's wheel guns only at the International Revolver Championship, the competition that also means family fun. Plus a pro tip on sporting clays. You ask for help, we get you the best.

It’s run and gun national championship action from the desert outside of Las Vegas as we bring you match coverage of the USPSA Open and Production Nationals. Pro Tip: SGT Lee Dimaculangan – Alternate Shooting Positions

We’re stepping back in time to the annual gathering of black powder fans at the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association championships in Friendship, Indiana, the small town that’s not quite as big as the pistol, rifle, and shotgun ranges that have been hosting black powder shooting for more than 75 years. Pro Tip - Sergeant Glenn Eller – Sporting Clays Pairs Sighting In on RCBS, the Experts in Reloading Smith & Wesson - Model 632 Carry Comp. Changing the Upper for your AR Lower Receiver John Fixes a Remington 700 on a Budget

For four days the center of the Firearms Industry is Las Vegas and the Sands Convention Center with more than 25,000 dealers and buyers looking for the new items for 2010.

We're in the desert near Las Vegas for run and gun action with pistol, rifle, and shotgun. It's the USPSA Multi-gun Nationals with a new commitment to setting up challenges for the competitors that are worthy of awarding national titles. Pro Tip - SGT Travis Tomasie – The El Pres

It’s a shooting tradition with American roots running back nearly 150 years, long range target shooting with a muzzle loading rifle. Long range means competition at distances greater than half a mile. Pro Tip - Glenn Eller - The Shondell

Civilians are playing Army as the US Army Marksmanship Unit hosts the match when combat training becomes competition. It’s the Ft. Benning Three Gun Challenge using pistol, rifle, and tactical shotgun. Pro Tip - Rifle Shooting Positions

You need firepower in every shooting sport, but we only know one discipline that requires horsepower, as in real horsepower, on the hoof. Cowboy Mounted Shooting is a thrill-a-minute sport. Pro Tip - Vincent Hancock – The Sporting Clays Rabbit

We’re covering the International Defensive Pistol Association's Indoor National Championships. It's personal protection practice, but with titles awarded to the best in each classification. History's Guns: John Browning's 1911

This is the fastest action in the handgun sports. Steel shooting — draw and shoot five steel plates as fast as you can. The STI Steel Master with C-More Optic Crimson Trace Lasers The Crimson Trace MVF-515 Green. Pro Tip: Phil Strader on Sight Management

It's the War Between the States re-enacted in live fire competition, with original firearms from the war on the shooting line. The North-South Skirmish Association members are as authentic as re-enactors commemorating the Civil War. But, N-SSA members shoot in matches called Skirmishes. Smith & Wesson Performance Center 657

We’re in Columbia, Missouri for the World Championship of NRA Action Pistol Shooting. It's the Bianchi Cup, that’s making a big comeback with lots of new shooters, thanks to more cash and prizes than ever before. History’s Guns: The Browning M2 machine gun, or Ma Deuce

It's shooting fun and games for the folks who make the guns and gear at the Industry Masters, hosted by FMG Publications. The General and His Famous Guns Bergara Barrels Pro Tips – Phil Strader on Getting into Position

The heat is on in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the made for TV pistol match. It's both hot competition and hot sun for the Pro Am, all steel match, that's bigger than ever with cash prizes up for grabs on each stage of fire. History’s Guns – The ’03 Springfield John’s M&P 40 Limited Division Conversion ESP Elite Analog Electronic Ear Plugs The Tree Coat by Scopecoat Pro Tips – Phil Strader on IDPA Competition

We’re in the high desert of New Mexico for the Western festival and World Championship of Cowboy Action Shooting. History’s Guns – The Winchester ‘73 Sighting In on RCBS, the Experts in Reloading

This Time it's the Super Bowl for revolver fans. The international revolver championship then Mike Irvine has investigative report on who shoots what in competition wheel-guns. History’s Guns – 1873 Single Action Army The Smith & Wesson Pro Team John Improves A Remington 700 Two new Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22s

How fast can you draw and shoot five steel targets? It’s been described as drag racing with guns, and the appeal of the challenge has spread the sport across the country. History’s Guns – The Gatling Sighting In with Shooting USA - NRA Disabled Shooting Clinic John Builds a Competition 10/22 Nevco Airsoft Target Plate Rack The STI Legend in .40 S&W G2 Gemini Apparel Custom Shirts Pro Tip – Shooting in the Woods

This time on Shooting USA we're in Sparta, Illinois with the next generation of clay shooters. It's the Scholastic Clay Target Program's national championships, when the emphasis is on team work. Mike Irvine’s Duck Tech – Decoy Strategy History’s Guns – The Kentucky Long Rifle Pro Tip – The Math for Angle Shooting Wade Bourne’s Hunting Tips – Curing the Magnum Flinch

It's the most prestigious shooting match in the world. Camp Perry hosts the High power nationals. this is the longest running National Match event. Pro Tip – Reading the Wind Shooting USA Profile – Les Baer Sr. The Les Baer Custom Shooting USA 1911 Hunting Tips – Wade Bourne on Practicing out of Season

This time it's running and gunning with rifle, pistol, and shotgun in the desert just off the Vegas Strip. Phil Strader Shooting Tac-Optics Safariland ELS System for Multi-Gun Leatherman MUT – Military Utility Tool The Saiga in Competition History’s Guns – The M-14 More Improvements for the M&P 40 Limited Gun Hunting Tips – Wade Bourne on Shooting Rests

We're taking you to the SHOT Show, to see and try the newest guns and gear. SHOT is a dealer only show, with your local gun shop owner meeting the manufacturers to see the newest products in guns, ammo, and gear that will make news this year. Jim, John and Mike are on the show floor at the Sands Convention Center reporting the news and finding the must-have new products for 2011.

We're stepping back in time to the 1700s, with the Long Hunters, who shoot the Kentucky Long Rifles that settled the wild frontier. They're keeping alive the history and the traditions from an era when Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio were still Indian country and a Long Hunter would be out a long time with the need for a reliable rifle. Hunting Tips – Wade Bourne on Keeping your Powder Dry The Memphis Charity Challenge SHOT Media Day at the Range Duck Tech – Calling Techniques Mike Patterns Game Specific Shot Shells Pro Tips – Moving Targets

We're in the desert North of Las Vegas for run and gun action! It's exclusive Shooting USA coverage of The USPSA Handgun Nationals, with titles on the line in Revolver, Limited and Production. History’s Guns – The M-16 The Miculek Family’s Wild Goose Chase Hunting Gear - EXO 2 Electric Heat Wear RCBS Reloading Tip – Maintaining Your Dies Pro Tip – USAMU on Handgun Hunting

We're going to The Whittington Center with the next generation spending two weeks at Adventure Camp. Meet the kids taking their first shots, learning about firearms, and the responsibilities of being safe shooters. Wade Bourne on Trigger Pull NRA Annual Meeting and Products – Pittsburgh RCBS Reloading Tip – Kent Sakamoto - the Powder Check Die Cowboy Mounted Shooters Ride to Benefit The Troops Pro Tip – Camo Paint Your Rifle

It's the only multi-gun match held on an active Army base and this time the USAMU Action Shooting Team has outdone all prior match challenges for the competitors. It's virtually combat training, as stage challenges, for civilians with pistol, rifle and shotgun. John Puts the Bergara barreled DPMS AR on a Diet History’s Guns – The Henry Rifle RCBS Reloading Tips – The Hand Priming Tool The XM-2010 The Army Snipers' New Upgraded Rifle Pro Tip – Julie Golob on IDPA Target Rules

We're at Smith & Wesson's state of the art indoor ranges for the National Championships in the sport that grew out of concealed carry training. The International Defensive Pistol Association challenges shooters with real-world scenarios and targets with bad guys and hostages. Equipment for IDPA Competition Pro Tip – Julie Golob on Flashlight Shooting Techinques Blackhawk! Flashlights For Concealed Carry and Competition One Reason Mike Irvine Shot Well: RCBS Reloading Tip with Kent Sakamoto - Case neck Uniforming

Rights demand responsibility. Especially the right to keep and bear arms. Those words sum up the philosophy America’s most renown training academy that’s been offering firearms instruction to law enforcement, to elite military, and to law-abiding citizens for 35 years. Pro Tip – Todd Jarrett on Concealed Carry Practice and Malfunctions Crimson Trace Laser Guard for the Ruger LC-9 Mike Irvine’s Duck Tech – The Layout Blind The Final Approach Pack and Go RCBS Reloading Tip – The Seating Die World War One Reenacted by the GWA Hunting Tip - Wade Bourne on Overhead Shooting AAC Charity Suppressor Shoot and Competition Blackhawk! Split Quad Rail

It’s Handgun Drag racing from Titusville, Florida. Draw and shoot 5 steel targets for time. Do it five times and keep the best four times for your score. Pro Tip – Julie Golob on Steel Strategy RCBS Reloading Tip – The Turret Press Pro Tip – Todd Jarrett on Trigger Control

The Bianchi Cup, made up of four stages of fire that are based in police training. The format for the match was created by Ray Chapman and the man who also lends his name, John Bianchi. Rudy Project – Rydon Lens Kit Pro Tip – Julie Golob on Training for Bianchi RCBS Reloading Tip – The Lock Out Die Disassembly Reassembly Manuals in the Shooting USA Store

We’re covering the International Revolver Championship from Moro Bay, California, with Jerry Miculek looking for win number 19. And with Mike Irvine reporting on how the top revolver shooters can reload so fast. Mike Irvine’s Model 627 8-Shot Revolver for IRC Competition The Industry Masters RCBS Reloading Tip – Swaging Staked Brass Pro Tip – Sighting Your Pistol

Shooting USA is in Frost-proof Florida, the new home of the Pro Am. It’s falling steel, par times, and skins cash on each stage of fire at the only made for TV pistol match. We have full competition coverage. History’s Guns - The 1853 Enfield Pro Tip – Julie Golob on Dry Firing RCBS Reloading Tip – Kent Sakamoto Demos The Pro 2000 Progressive Press STI Sentinel Premier And Elektra

It’s winner-take-all for 100 Thousand Dollars. ATA is the Amateur Trap Association and the largest of the sanctioning bodies for shotgun sports. The biggest event in ATA competition is the Grand American, nearly two weeks of clay bird shooting at the nation’s largest shooting range in Sparta, Illinois. Pro Tip – Sgt. Josh Richmond on Trap Hold Points Inside Ithaca Gun Company - Made Right in the USA RCBS Reloading Tip – The Grand Shotshell Loader

We begin with the first 3-Gun Match set up to invite beginners into the sport. The top champions first teach the newcomers, before they compete in Run and Gun action in the Blue Grass state. We’re covering the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association’s Nationals in Friendship, Indiana. Friendship is the historic home of every kind of shooting, providing it’s shooting with black powder. History’s Guns – The 1861 Springfield Pro Tip – Sgt. Jeff Holguin on Double Trap Hunting Tip – Wade Bourne on working-up the right load of black powder.

We’ve got the fastest cowboys slapping traditional leather in the tradition of Hollywood’s Old West Shoot-outs. The fastest guns go man-on-man in Fallon, Nevada, at the Cowboy Fast Draw World Championship. The Smith & Wesson Governor Louisville Metro Police Athletic Club - Top Gun Match Pro Tip – Sgt. Jeff Holguin on Double Trap RCBS Reloading Tip – The AR Die Set

Once again, we're taking you to the SHOT Show, to see and try the newest guns and gear. It's our annual one hour special from the Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show in Las Vegas.

For 30 years, the challenge has been how fast can you draw and shoot five steel targets? It’s been called “bang and clang” and “drag racing with guns” John Builds up a Full Power Rifle to Grow Up With The Nevco Long Range Flasher Target RCBS Pistol Bullet Feeder Pro Tip – The Pre Shot Routine - Olympic Gold Medalist, Vincent Hancock

We’re in Las Vegas for the fastest run-and-gun action. It’s the USPSA Handgun Nationals with championship titles in the Production and Limited Divisions. Plus HAVA in San Antonio. Honored American Veterans Afield and the firearms industry are welcoming wounded warriors back to the shooting sports. HAVA Family Range Day History’s Guns – The Spencer Pro Tip - Julie Golob on Engaging USPSA Targets Hunting Tip – Wade Bourne on Handgun Hunting

For thirty years Cowboy Action Shooters have been grabbing their six-guns and heading to End of Trail. The shooting match that is double-billed as the World Championship of Cowboy Action shooting and a Wild West Jubilee. Sighting In on the New M&P Shield Pro Tip – Julie Golob on Concealed Carry for Women Rob Leatham on USPSA Stage Strategy Hunting Tip – Wade Bourne on Stalking

International Defensive Pistol Competition is the game for saving your life, with scenarios drawn from everyday events for concealed carry practice. The IDPA Indoor Nationals at Smith & Wesson starts the season with a major event. This time the match includes handicapped wounded warriors invited to compete. Shooting USA Profile: Lew Danielson, Chairman & CEO of Crimson Trace Hunting Tip – Wade Bourne on Pellets vs. Powder New Product: Byron Ferguson Heavy Hunter Carbon Arrows Pro Tip – Todd Jarrett and Trevor Baucom

USPSA Multigun is a test of each shooters skill with rifle, shotgun and pistol. Competitors will navigate challenging courses of fire with a combination of the three guns and, in some cases, all three. New Multigun Products Memphis Charity Challenge Guns for the Match Moon Clip Holders and Loaders Pro Tip – Julie G. - Shooting on the Move Hunting Tip – Wade Bourne on Choosing the Spot for your Stand

A Shooting USA Profile of the former Blackhawk Pilot, paralyzed by a crash in Afghanistan, who is now opening the shooting sports to the handicapped and wounded warriors. Trevor Baucom is the first sponsored pro shooter in a wheelchair, and is the reason major shooting organizations are putting out the welcome mat and working to make their matches handicapped capable. Profile of Chance Koch – AKA Last Chance Morales New Gun Safes from Pendleton Pro Tip – Julie Golob on Starting in USPSA Competition Hunting Tip – Wade Bourne on Staying in Your Tree

The Army Marksmanship Unit Hosts more Collegiate shooting championships than ever before, including NRA Collegiate Nationals, SCTP Shotgun Competition and Steel Challenge Shooting. And then the Army shows off some really big shooting of their own firepower. Plus Rifles Only in Texas and a challenging precision rifle match, named the Bushnell Brawl. Midland XTC Cameras Pro Tip – Julie Golob on Shooting Your Carry Gun

The biggest prize money in the handgun sports is in Columbia, Missouri, where the annual Bianchi Cup National Championship of NRA Action Pistol is worth well into six figures. We’re covering the top shooters in the game as they shoot for titles, counting both target points and the X-count that separates the very best into winners and also-rans. History’s Guns – The AK 47 John’s Final Conversion of the S&W M&P 40 to a Limited Gun The Radio Neck Strap from Tab Gear Pro Tip – Todd Jarrett on the AR Rifle Smith & Wesson’s New SD–VE Pistols

We’re at the Hogue Action Shooting Range in Morro Bay for the fastest wheel gunners in the world. It’s the IRC from California. And this one is a major mile-stone for Jerry Miculek. History’s Guns – The Shooting Gallery M&P Manufacturing and the new M&P Shield in .40 Caliber The Claw Sling from Quake Industries Pro Tip – Todd Jarrett on Footwork

Bullseye Shooting. That’s the nick-name for The National Pistol Championships at Camp Perry, with rimfire and center-fire at 25 and 50 yards, for Bullseye accuracy in the historic matches. Julie Golob’s First Duck Hunt Pro Tip – Todd Jarrett on Perfecting the Draw Hunting Tips – Wade Bourne on Turkey Hunting Tips

We’re at the National Championships of the Scholastic Clay Target Program, the most successful youth shooting program in America. SCTP is fun for youngsters as young as 9 years old, while the coaches and parents use the clay shooting sports to teach invaluable lessons in sportsmanship, responsibility, self-discipline and safety. Smith & Wesson Ladies Clinic History’s Guns - The Trapdoor Springfield Pro Tip – Todd Jarrett for New Gun Owners Hunting Tips – Wade Bourne on the Passing Shot

Shooting USA is in Frostproof, Florida, to cover the Pro Am pistol match. It’s action pistol shooting created with television in mind. The targets are all steel and all fall when hit. Target count is the score in tight time limits. It’s excitement for the shooters, the spectators and for the cameras, and especially for the Pro Shooters competing for cash awards on each stage of fire. History’s Guns - The Historic Fowling Pieces from Westley Richards Pro Tip –Julie Golob on Starting as a new USPSA Shooter Hunting Tips – Wade Bourne on the Passing Shot

Cowboy Action Shooting is the idea that turned into a world-wide success, celebrating history with the guns of the old west. 30 years later, we’re at End of Trail, the world championship. It’s part Hollywood and part Real History relived for a week in New Mexico. Plus, the Industry Masters at Rockcastle Shooting Center in Kentucky. History’s Guns - The Krag Jorgensen The Industry Masters 2012 Pro Tip –Julie Golob on Teaching a New Shooter The Mossberg 930 “Jerry Gun”

Ten Handicap Trap shooters from the Grand American shoot off for a winner-take-all prize of $100,000. Plus, for the first time, there’s $50,000 just for the ladies. It’s big money and big pressure to win a year’s pay in one afternoon. The 300 AAC Blackout Atlanta Arms and Ammo

This time it’s the largest Multi-gun Match in the country. Plus HAVA invites wounded warriors for the first East Coast Range Day at the Academy training ranges in North Carolina. History’s Guns – Arisaka Type 99 Pro Tip – Bullseye Tips from USAMU

It’s the IDPA National Championship of the shooting sport derived from concealed carry training. History’s Guns – The Broom Handle Mauser Shooting USA Profile – Lee Wills Pro Tip – Pro Tip – SGT Vincent Hancock on Gun Fit The M&P C.O.R.E. Pistols Shooting USA Profile – Julie Golob

It’s the big event in the Shooting Industry, when the dealers get their first look at the new products for 2013. The Shooting USA Team is moving and shooting video to bring you the reports on who is making news with must-have new products this year.

Its multi-gun action from Texas, at the Fallen Brethren Three Gun competition as Remington Defense and Spartan Tactical come together to put on a one of a kind match. History’s Guns – M1 Carbine Shoot for the Future - Shooters with Disablities New Products – TTI Benelli M2, & Uncle Mike Reflex Holster Pro Tip – Mastering Station Eight

It’s Production, Limited, and Revolver Titles on the line at the 2012 Handgun Nationals outside Las Vegas. Pro Tip – USAMU SGT Shane Coley on the Fundamentals Les Baer Custom and the Accuracy Guarantee Hunting Tip – Wade Bourne on Ranging Distance to that Turkey

We’re covering the USAMU’s annual combat competition at the All Army Small Arms Championship. It’s individual and team competition, with issue grade pistol and rifle, with the emphasis on training for combat. History’s Guns – The Burnside Carbine New Performance Center 1911s Bushnell Elite Tactical Scope Pro Tip – USAMU SGT Daniel Horner - Blending In Hunting Tip – Turkey Mouth Call

The Steel Challenge is celebrating 31 years of world championship competition, and the popularity continues to grow. The question is simple, how fast can you draw and shoot five steel targets? History’s Guns – The 1903 Springfield 3-Gun Stage Design John’s Weight Loss Program for his AR Rifle Pro Tip – USAMU Action Shooting Warm-up Drills

It's the championship match that kicks off the season of competition, hosted in the Smith & Wesson ranges in Springfield, Massachusetts. For the top ranked competitors, the wins come with calls of "zero down" in very short times. But that's not what it sounds like when Jim, John, and Mike try the challenging stages of this championship match. The Smith & Wesson Range Kit Blackhawk! Diversion Bags Scholastic Pistol Program Shooting USA Olympic Profile – Vincent Hancock Pro Tip – Jerry Miculek on Fast Transitions

How fast can you draw and shoot five steel targets? The answer from the pro shooters... very fast, indeed! The NRA Annual Meeting in Houston Smith & Wesson M&P 10 Olympic Profiles – Jamie Grey and SSG Josh Olson Safariland 7TS Holsters Midland Weather Alert Radios Pro Tip – USAMU SGT Jeff Holguin – New Shotgun Adjustments

This time it's a precision rifle competition that will test more than just the shooter's ability to make a shot. The Bushnell Brawl is a one-of-a-kind physical and mental challenge at Rifle's Only in Texas. History’s Guns – The Enfield Revolver USAMU Pro Tip – Glenn Eller on Shotgun Fit Women’s Concealed Carry Class Products for Ladies CCW Pro Tip – Jerry Miculek on Revolver Reloads

We're taking you to Columbia, Missouri for the biggest prize money in the handgun sports. The annual Bianchi Cup National Championship of NRA Action Pistol is worth well into six figures. History’s Guns – The M1 Garand The Bushnell Power Sync Solar Wrap 400 New Midland XTC Wearable Cameras Pro Tip – Jerry on Co-Witness Sights

Were stepping back in time at the North-South Skirmish Association's National Skirmish, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War in period correct competition, with Muskets, Mortars and Cannons! Tennessee 4-H Youth Trap The Army Marksmanship Junior Shooters’ Clinic Bushnell AR Optics Line Wade Bourne – Decoying with the Jerk String Pro Tip – Jerry on Presenting to the Target

It’s a rare visit inside the largest Hollywood prop house at ISS Weapons. John Scoutten takes us behind the screens to show you the guns from movies like the Avengers, Lethal Weapon, Terminator 3, Avatar, and more. History’s Guns - The Nock Volley Inside BLACKHAWK! The Les Baer Custom Stinger The M&P15 VTAC Apex Tactical Specialties ESA New Bushnell AR Optics Red Dots

It’s the relatively new sport with scoped rifles shooting on the ranges that normally host service rifle and high power competition. F-Class recognizes that some competitors now have aging eyes, sighting on 600 yard targets. History’s Guns - The 1907 Winchester America’s Greatest College Shotgun Team - The Lindenwood Lions The Pendleton Safe TAC 75 Hunt Tip – Wade Bourne on Quiet in the Turkey Woods

Single action pistol, lever action rifle, and shotgun are all in the game at End of Trail. Plus, can Cowboy Action Shooting attract today’s video game youth? We’ll find out with the saga of Gunslinger Jesse, matching a 14 year old with one of the original founders of SASS. History’s Guns - The French RSC 1917 Shooting for a Cause - Tug McGraw Charity Shoot The RCA Low Mass Competition Bolt Carrier Group The Benefits of Bipods Pro Tip - Jerry Miculek on Bipods

It’s the annual gathering of wheel gunners, as Revolver shooters from around the world converge in California for the IRC History’s Guns - The Maynard Carbine An Accurate Combination – Thompson Center and Bushnell The Montgomery Bell Academy Rifle Classic Hunting Tip - Mike Irvine on Fall Turkeys

It’s the second largest Scholastic Clay Target Program event of the year, with more than 1000 youngsters breaking clays in Nashville. History’s Guns - The U.S. Model 1855 Pistol Carbine The LAPD Top Gun Match Load up with the BLACKHAWK! A.L.E.R.T Load Out Bag Camo to Match the Precision Disassembly Made Easy Pro Tip - Todd Jarrett’s Helping First Time Gun Buyers

It’s running and gunning in the dark with lights, night vision, and lasers; the ultimate challenge for 3-Gun competitors. History’s Guns - The Smith & Wesson Model 3 Trevor Hosts HAVA Brownells Home Gunsmithing – Aluma-Hyde Camo Shotgun Pro Tip - Todd Jarrett on Holster Draw Drills

It’s the fastest run and gun racing of all, with fully enhanced Open Division guns competing for the national title. Plus, the inside story of STI, the employee owned company that has claimed more national titles than any other manufacturer. Then John’s got the Benchrest secret on cleaning for accuracy in a Brownells Home Gunsmithing project. And the story of the Long Lee Enfield, that’s now one of History’s Guns. - See more at: http://www.shootingusa.com/TV_SCHEDULE/tv_schedule.html#sthash.QgFDzViT.dpuf

It's the match for the gun you actually carry, the first Back Up Gun Nationals inside Smith & Wesson's ranges in Springfield, Mass. The snub nosed revolvers and pocket pistols are shooting head-to-head in competition that simulates CCW in the real world. Plus, the story of the moon clip, created for the M1917 Colt. Then John shows you how to improve your AR Trigger in a Brownells Home Gunsmithing Project. And Todd Jarrett shows you how to shoot your AR in unusual positions.

Jim, John, and Mike are on the show floor at the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas with 67,000 Firearms Dealers & Manufacturers. It’s the big event in the Shooting Industry, when the dealers get their first look at the new products for 2014. The Shooting USA Team is moving through 12 miles of aisles, to bring you reports on who is making news this year. It’s a fast moving hour of show and tell with the must-have new products this year.

It’s the bang and clang of drag racing with hand guns. The fastest shooters in the world are at the Steel Challenge to crown a world champion. Plus, the AK-47 and the designer who became the most famous of all Russian Generals. And John has another Brownell’s Home Gunsmithing project, saving an abused Remington 870 with a new stock set from Hogue.

“Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday” has made the Production Gun Nationals the most significant competition in run-and-gun competition. The best Pro Shooters are competing with their manufacturer’s stock pistols hoping a National Championship will persuade you to buy their gun. Plus, the FP-45 Flare Projector that would get the name Liberator after the war. And John changes a shotgun bead to improve your sighting in a Brownell’s Home Gunsmithing Tip.

It’s the sport that could save your life as CCW training becomes competition scenarios in the IDPA Indoor Nationals at Smith & Wesson. The best in the world compete for titles and first timers get their first experience in competition. Plus, the odd-looking Webley Police revolver that’s now one of History’s Guns. And, John swaps an AR Stock in a Brownell’s Home Gunsmithing Tip, with a warning up front – you have to know what you own before you start.

The Bushnell Brawl is test for the precision rifle shooter that is more than just making long shots. There are unorthodox positions, physical demands, and the south Texas wind adding to the challenges. Also the story of the Personal carry gun from the 1800’s, and design that is still in use today, the Remington Double Derringer is one of History’s Guns. Then it’s a Pro Tip from the USAMU on determining where you cold bore shot is going to impact. And Mike Irvine gives us an all access pass to the Dealers Only ATA or Archery Trade Association show, an insider look at new products for Bow shooters.

We’re in the Arizona desert for the largest cowboy action shooting match anywhere in America. More than 1,000 competitors, with single-action six-guns, shotguns, and lever action rifles, shoot-it-out in the National Championships of the Single Action Shooting Society. Plus, a 700 year-old firearm that was once the war-changing new technology. The Matchlock Musket is now one of History’s Guns.

It’s an IDPA National Championship that feels more like a vacation. We’re in Puerto Rico for competition in the Caribbean. Then we’re covering the NRA annual Meeting and New Product Show in Indianapolis, with 75,000 members gathering to support the NRA and the Second Amendment. Plus the story of the rare Ithaca Model 37 Trench Gun, that’s now one of History’s Guns. And Pro Shooter, Taran Butler, has a Pro Tip on setting up your shotgun to be more successful in 3-Gun Competition.

Draw and shoot 5 steel targets. That’s the challenge for the fastest pistol shooters in the nation, running all out for the title of National Champion in the US Steel Nationals from Florida. Plus, the secrets behind the movie guns. John Scoutten is at ISS to learn how they make them look so real safely. And John Paul explains your choices of rifle scope zero and how to choose.

It’s the championship of NRA Action Pistol, better known by the name of the trophy, the Bianchi Cup. It’s the richest and most prestigious match in the handgun shooting sports. In the 35th year of competition, we’ve got a surprise finish with highlights you won’t see anywhere else, Plus the history o f the Mark III Enfield, and Julie Golob has advice for first time gun buyers.

The best in the country with rifle, pistol, and shotgun, are running all out for the title of National Champion. It’s 3-Gun competition from Las Vegas. Then, it’s the story of the Martini Henry rifle that’s now one of history’s guns. Plus, comparing Hornady Critical Defense and Critical Duty, the most effective handgun ammo on the market.

We’re covering the annual championships for wheel guns and their fans, with the top revolver shooters at the Hogue Range in California. Plus, a profile of the only man to win two gold medals in his Olympic sport. Vincent Hancock is now teaching and training for another gold in International Skeet.

It was Teddy Roosevelt’s vision to encourage civilian marksmanship. More than 100 years after, the Camp Perry National Matches are still fulfilling the mission. Plus, the multi-gun match that’s all head-shots, Hornady’s Pandemic in the Heartland. And The venerable ’03 Springfield is one of History’s Guns.

Pros are paired with new shooters to take on long distance shooting challenges at the Bushnell Tactical GAP Grind in the Florida panhandle. Then, it’s one of the most popular competitions at the National Matches, when shooters compete with the legendary M1 Garand. Plus, how the fictitious Buntline Special is now one of History’s Guns, even without any real history. And John Paul shows us some unusual shooting positions that will lead you to a win.

The top pistol shooters run and gun in unpredictable Utah weather at the USPSA Handgun Nationals. Plus, the Civil War sniper rifle, the Confederate Whitworth, is one of History’s Guns. And then it’s action at the Whittington Center in the Rocky Mountain 3-Gun Challenge.

It’s the best shooters competing in the sport that could save your life. The top pistol shooters take on threats in real-life scenarios at the IDPA Nationals in Tulsa. Plus, Hornady sets a new standard to out-perform with Superformance ammunition. And, the first S&W Military & Police, the Victory Model, is one of History’s Guns.

It’s the handgun world championship that begins with the Parade of Nations, as the IPSC World Shoot returns to the U.S. after more than 25 years. The best in the world are competing in the sport, with the modern technique Jeff Cooper created more than 40 years ago. Plus, the breechloader that would change gun-making forever, the Hall Carbine is one of History’s Guns.

It’s the match for real carry guns. The pros, new shooters, and Smith & Wesson executives, take on real life, self-defense scenarios at the IDPA Back Up Gun Nationals. Plus, the 1874 Sharps is one of History’s Guns. And we return to an earlier time for a National Championship that’s preserving our history, the National Muzzleloading Rifle Association’s Fall Shoot.

We’re at the largest silhouette range east of the Mississippi River for a new match that’s changing the game. The targets in Varmint Bench Rest Silhouette are out as far as 1,000 yards! Plus, the Smith & Wesson Performance Center debuts new equipment to make new products. We’ve got the ready-to-race M&P Ported CORE with testing by the S&W pro shooters. And, the 1876 Winchester is one of History’s Guns.

Jim, John, and Mike are on the show floor at the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas with 60,000 Firearms Dealers & Manufacturers. It’s the big event in the Shooting Industry, when the dealers get their first look at the new products for 2015. Jim-John-Mike-300The Shooting USA Team is moving through 12 miles of aisles, to bring you reports on who is making news this year. It’s a fast moving hour of show and tell with the must-have new products this year.

It’s the annual match with rack grade M-16s, M-4s and the M-9 Beretta. The challenging stages of fire are open to all units of the Army, the Guard, and Reserves. They shoot in combat gear for bragging rights to be the best of the Army. Plus, the armies of 150 years ago and the reenactment of the Battle of Franklin on the original ground in Tennessee. We cover the firearms of Blue and Gray and the men and women who now reenact climactic battles to honor and preserve our history. History’s Guns - M16 Rifle Smith & Wesson Bodyguard .380 Gunz & Puzzlez Amageddon Gear’s PDA Holder USAMU Pro Tip: Sgt. Praslick on Rifling

We’re inside the Smith & Wesson Shooting Center covering the IDPA Indoor Nationals. Interactive and realistic scenarios challenge the best in the sport. John has the highlights, with Tony Pignato making his debut as competition analyst. Plus, the breakthrough John Browning pistol design that’s now one of History’s Guns. And, a young shooter defies the odds and shares his inspiring story.

This time, it’s precision rifle in the Texas winds, battling the elements at Rifles Only for the Bushnell Brawl, the most challenging of the Presidion Rifle Match series. Plus, the Remington Rolling Block, selected by armies around the world, but never by the U.S. Army. And, HAVA honors our bravest at the Rockcastle Shooting Center for a day of family-fun and shooting.

It’s drag racing with guns! How fast can you draw and shoot five steel targets? The answer is very fast indeed when the Pros compete in the Smith & Wesson Steel Nationals in Florida. Plus, the enemy pistol of World War Two, the Japanese Nambu Type 94 now one of History’s Guns. And 500 bowhunters compete in 3D Archery in the IBO Winter Nationals.

It’s competition that simulates combat for Army, Navy, and Coast Guard cadets, building their skills for the future. Plus, the NRA Annual Meeting comes to town with 78,000 members showing up in Nashville. And, Julie Golob has a Pro Tip that takes just one box of ammo to keep your concealed carry skills sharp.

It’s world-class competition in paradise. We’re at the Smith & Wesson Pan American IDPA Championships in Puerto Rico. John covers the action on the range and on the beach. Plus, after 75 years on the beat, the French Lebel Revolver is now one of History’s Guns. And, new IDPA lady shooters train with a champion to get started in the sport.

The fastest wheel gunners in the nation compete for championship titles in the USPSA Revolver Nationals. Plus, the event for women only. The Girl and a Gun convention and shoot in Texas. And the British Service rifle that made the transition to breech-loading. The Snyder is now one of History's Guns.

This time, the fastest practical shooters race for the USPSA Multi-gun National titles using pistol, rifle and shotgun. We've got the action from Las Vegas. Plus, the rare breechloader prized by the Confederacy, the Terry Carbine. And juniors compete with dreams of Olympic Gold as the Army hosts the Junior National Air Rifle Championship.

This week, it's the NRA Action Pistol Championship. The world's best compete for the Bianchi Cup. Plus, the rifle for the early frontier, the Hawken is one of History's Guns. And we're Talking Tech on .38 caliber bullets and how the cartridges got their names.

Shooting USA goes West for the World Championship at End of Trail. It's the cowboy shooting best competing for titles in New Mexico. Plus, the rifle that won the West. The Winchester 73 is one of History's Guns.

It's the pistol match created for TV. Falling steel, par times, and cash skins for the Pro Shooters in the Pistol Pro-Am from Florida. Plus, the Spencer Carbine, one of the first repeaters and now one of History's Guns. And the CMP opens the most advanced shooting sports park in the world to advance the mission assigned by congress, promoting marksmanship for civilians.

Your first chance ever to see the world's oldest continuing rifle match. The PALMA World Championship is in the USA for the first time in 23 years and won't return for another 28 years. It's team competition at 800, 900 and 1,000 yards in the most unusual match you've likely ever seen. Plus, the British Sea Service pistol is one of History's Guns. And, Hornady's discovery brings a breakthrough in accuracy.

It's a multi-gun match for the juniors that is also a fund-raiser to help pave the way for new shooters to enter the sport. Generation Three Gun is the organization working to expand participation for the next generation. Plus, the English Eight Bore, the black powder solution in the 1800s for Professional Hunters and Gentlemen on Safari. And, the appeal of traditional archery, when you begin by making your own bow.

Thanks to Hollywood, Fast Draw competition is thriving, now in the 60th year. The Cowboy Fast Draw Association hosts the annual shoot out to find the Fastest Gun Alive. Plus, Youngsters shooting steel. It's organized plinking for speed as the Scholastic Pistol Program expands to more and more teams participating. And the Mannlicher 95 is now one of History's Guns.

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.

Once again Zombies invade Nebraska! But three gunners are ready to defend at Hornady's Pandemic in the Heartland. Plus, Trevor Baucom leads wounded warriors into IDPA competition in the latest HAVA event for disabled veterans. Then, John's got a new precision rifle and the new cartridge to fuel it, the fast and flat shooting 6mm Creedmoor. And from history, the one-and-done service rifle, the 30-40 Krag.