Civilians Compete at Fort Benning’s Multi-Gun Match

Civilians compete at Fort Benning’s 3-Gun Competition, hosted by the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, in Georgia.
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USA – (AmmoLand.com) – 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 full-auto fire and Abrams Tanks! Civilians who compete at the Fort Benning Three-Gun Match are forced to utilize hardware from the Army’s vast inventory, which includes wearing an Army-issue gas mask on one stage, and shooting the M249-SAW, or Squad Automatic Weapon, on another.

Plus the enhanced Garand! The firepower advantage of the M1 prevailed during World War Two, but combat service arms were advancing to select fire. So, work began on a replacement that turned out to be the U.S. Service Rifle M14, and is now one of History’s Guns.

And Blackhawk! Pro, Todd Jarrett shows you real world rifle training, while shooting around his rental car. Tune in Wednesday to Outdoor Channel!

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Competitors, like Jerry Miculek, are forced to utilize hardware from the Army’s vast inventory while competing at the Fort Benning 3-Gun Competition.

 

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