Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge on ShootingUSA TV

ShootingUSA TV released a great show today. Shooting USA’s Wednesday Night episode includes an interesting tactical airgun competition. Then, Julie Golob explains how to use video recordings for improving your pistol handling and marksmanship. This week’s episode will also feature a WWII German rifle that is well-known to fans of military firearms — the Gewehr. Shooting USA SHOW TIME: This Shooting USA episode airs on Wednesday, June 14, at 9:00 PM Eastern & Pacific; 8:00 PM Central. The Rocky Mountain Airgun ChallengeThe Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge, held in Provo, Utah, attracted top shooters and offered over $100,000 in prizes. The stages are similar to those at PRS/NRL competitions, but the targets and ranges are smaller, and each shot is powered by air. Practical Air-Gun Competition has a large and established community around the world. Recently, competitors from other shooting sports, powder burners, have started to take note. Air-Gun competitions are inexpensive and fun. You only pay pennies per round, compared to $1.25 for premium centerfire ammunition. The Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge leads the way in air-powered shooting. The Gewehr 43, Germany’s Answer to the M1 GarandThe Gewehr 43 was featured on Shooting USA this week. This semi-auto battler was developed as a response to the legendary M1 Garand, the US standard issue weapon in WWII. The German military, which was armed with bolt action Mausers dating back to the First World War, recognized the effectiveness of the Garand. Nazi Germany was under pressure to create a semi-automatic rifle that could match M1’s repeating firepower. Julie Golob shares another Smith & Wesson pro tip on how to use video to improve your shooting. Julie Golob says: “Did You Know That Your Smart Phone Is One of The Best Tools For Self-Diagnosing Technique? You can use your smartphone to record yourself shooting and learn valuable skills. In this Pro Tip, I will show you three different ways that you can use your [smartphone video camera] to improve your shooting. READ FULL STORY – 14 Photos and More TIPSSimilar Posts