Shooting USA

It’s the match to find the world’s best all-around competitor with challenges from every shooting discipline. It’s the NRA World Shoot from West Virginia with stages of fire from Sporting Clays, to 3-gun, to Bullseye, and Cowboy Action. Then it’s repeating firepower from the Civil War. The Yankees changed warfare with the Spencer, that is now one of History’s Guns. Plus the Gap Grind in West Tenn

Two of the most popular USPSA Divisions are the Limited, with iron sights; and the newer Carry Optics Division using mini-red dot sights designed for concealed carry. It’s an exciting pairing on the same stages of fire for the Nationals in Utah.  Plus, the Russian RPD light machinegun that was designed to defeat the Nazis, but quickly became the choice of America’s Enemies around the globe. And th

The National Trophy Match at Camp Perry is the most valuable of the Civilian Marksmanship Program events awarding points toward the Distinguished Rifleman badge. The chase for points to become Distinguished can take years as a life-time goal. That’s the draw that brings a thousand shooters to the firing lines at ranges out to 600 yards. Plus, the Browning 1919 was the lighter machinegun that fough

It’s the premier match of the Camp Perry Nationals, the President’s 100 with more than a thousand rifle shooters on the line. Shooting to be one of 100 best is the goal that awards the President’s 100 tab for service members and can lead to the shoot-off to find the year’s top rifleman at 200, 300, and 600 yards. Plus, the history of the M1 Garand that won WW II and continues in competition more t

We've got George Sutton as out guide to the people and competition that draws folks to black powder. Plus, the lon story of the 1911's that are now History's Guns. Then, John reports from Hollywood with the cowboy guns from the movie.

We’re taking you inside the training program that has qualified more than 1,500 Ohio Teachers to carry every day in their schools. It’s a comprehensive training program with a final exam using air soft guns in a local high school. Chris Cerino is the primary instructor teaching techniques that enable a Good Guy Teacher to stop a bad guy with a gun. Plus the M-1 Carbine is now one of History’s Guns

The Bianchi cup is still the most prestigious pistol match in the world with top shooters shooting a perfect match and the Cup awarded on X-Count. Plus, the story of the Historic '03 Springfield that armed Doughboys and carried on as the Sniper Rifle of WWII. Then, Colt recalls the SOG Operators of Vietnam with the Grandaddy of the M-4, the historic XM177A2 Reissue. John tests the firepower of the

For Deer Week, we’ve got precision rifle competition that’s exploring the new limits on ethical long range hunting. New developments in scopes, rifles, and particularly in ammo are rewriting the book on competition and Western hunting. We’re in Utah to show you the results. Plus, the Enfield for snipers. Holland & Holland got the assignment to improve accuracy in the L42A1 that is now one of Histo

It’s drag racing with guns at the USPSA’s classic Steel Challenge. How fast can you draw and shoot five steel targets? The answer keeps getting faster and faster with new world records set each year. Plus, the story of the historic Colt-Peacemaker, the chamberings and the values of the first generation of the gun that won the west. Then an American success story as Armageddon Gear meets the nee

America’s best college shooters compete in the world’s version of Trap, with the winners moving up to the US Olympic Team. Then, the Japanese Nambu is one of History’s Guns. Plus, match coverage of the USPSA Factory Gun Nationals that proves the quality of the guns you can buy. Then two new factory Colts you can buy, The King Cobra in .357, and the Cobra Carry. And Colt Pro Shooter Mark Redl has a

It’s the USPSA Multi-gun Nationals, where the open division shooters are taking speed to the next level with pistol, shotgun and rifle, for a chance at the national title. Plus a World War Two gun that officially wasn’t a gun at all, but it’s now one of History’s Guns. Then NRA Members see what’s new in Indianapolis at the 2019 Annual Meeting. And Colt Pro-Shooter Mark Ridel has a pro-tip to help

900 of the best college athletes meet on the ranges at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio for the Association of College Unions International Clay Target Championships. They’re shooting for national titles in skeet, trap, and sporting clays. Then it’s the .22 autoloader adopted by the U. S. Army during World War Two that’s now one of History’s Guns. Plus, EoTech introduces magnified opti

This time, precision rifle competition at The Brawl in Texas with shooting challenges that are complicated by the south Texas weather. Plus, turkey hunters try shooting clay birds out of the air to support our US Shooting Team with the help of the best international Olympic competitors acting as their coaches. The the M9 Beretta, that is now retired from service, becomes one of history's guns. And

This time, The Army hosts  3-Gun Competition at the Fort Benning Multi-Gun Challenge. Then it’s the forgotten rifle of World War One that armed more dough-boys than any other. The Model of 1917 is one of History’s Guns. Plus, speed shooting family fun at the Rimfire Challenge World Championships, shooting steel with the world’s most popular cartridge. John and JP complete an accuracy build for an

It’s Las Vegas and the annual Dealers Only SHOT Show – Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade Show. This time what happens in Vegas doesn’t stay there as 50,000 dealers pack the Sands convention center to see what’s new for 2019. Jim and John Scoutten and Chris Cerino run the aisles to report what’s making news in firearms, ammo, and accessories in a full hour of non-stop reporting. You’ll need your DV

The STI Limited Nationals from Florida has no limit on the action in the race for the title. The Limited Division means no pistol optics and no compensators. Scoring is on speed and accuracy and you’ll see the best contending the title as John Scoutten and guest analyst Maggie Reese report the action. Plus, the rifle that replaced the trapdoor. The one war Krag-Jorgensen is one of History’s Guns.

The Grind is the Pro-Am Precision Rifle Match that’s growing the sport. It has become the largest ever on the circuit, graduating last year’s amateurs to teaching pro status, while bringing in new shooters to get them enjoying the shooting sport. The Grind has become a shooting festival in Western Tennessee hosting 400 competitors in two days of long range competition. Plus, The Nock Vo kwshooting