Nashville, TN – (AmmoLand.com) – It’s wheel guns only in competition at the International Revolver Championship for the competitors who still choose the simplicity and reliability of the classic revolver.
Plus, the history of the Scout Rifle concept that actually began with the Germans in World War Two.
Then, the most accurate of the 10mm 1911s, the new Hunter 6-inch from Les Baer Custom.
And a final look back in honor of the late Michael Voigt. His Pro Tip on Multi-gun shooting from 2004. More Info…
AIR TIMES FOR 2018
Wednesday 9:00 Eastern and Pacific, 8:00 Central
Shooting USA is listed as a one-hour show in your cable menu.
Podcasts
John has put up new audio and video conversations recorded at the Bianchi Cup, Hornady’s Pandemic in the Heartland, and the Steel Challenge. Find them on Podbean and iTunes at the link:http://www.shootingusa.com/LINKS/PODCASTS/podcasts.html
You’ll also see video podcasts posted on the John Scoutten Shooting USA Facebook Page.
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Jim
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