Nashville, TN – (AmmoLand.com) – John Scoutten and our favorite analyst, Julie Golob, report the action from the world’s most prestigious shooting match, the Championship of NRA Action Pistol that’s better known as the Bianchi Cup.
Then the odd-looking Broom handle Mauser is one of History’s Guns.
Plus, the story of a sporting clays charity match in California that remembers fallen warriors while helping the relatives cope with the loss.
And Julie has a Pro Tip on improving first shot speed in competition.
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