Shooting USA - Season 14

Shooting small varmints shot at long ranges; precision shooting with benchrest rifles in the latest version of two traditional sports becoming a new challenge; John tries knocking down 1-MOA coyotes.

It's shotgun play day with Smith & Wesson Pro Shooter Jerry Miculek. Even in Jerry's downtime, he still wants to send a few loads from his signature Mossberg down range. Then, it's two-gun fast draw with the Master Gunfighter.

Julie Golob puts a modern twist on a famous Annie Oakley shot. Julie takes aim at a cigarette, but with an M&P 15-22. Then, Master Gunfighter, Cisko tries to pop two balloons with one shot from his Ruger Blackhawk.

It's the 20th year of defensive pistol competition at Smith & Wesson and the 20th year anniversary of the founding of IDPA competition. In 20 years the self-defense sport has grown to be world-wide. The Ft. Benning 3-Gun.

Smith & Wesson Pro Shooter, Jerry Miculek turns a compact carry gun into a race gun. The shot is an attempt to prove the M&P Shield is small yet powerful, but also fast and accurate. Randy Oitker recreates a classic Bob Munden shot.

This time, it's gun racing on historic targets at the World Speed Shooting Championships. It's been 35 years since Mike and Mike drew up the first Steel Challenge on a napkin. Since then it's become a tradition and a challenge to the best.

New divisions in the USPSA Optics Nationals; Royal Range, the first five-star range in the country built from an abandoned movie theater; Todd Jarrett explores how to defend a home by using a rifle.

It's a long-range shot in 25 mile-per-hour winds. A 400-yard shot with an AR-15 is hard enough, but it's even harder with changing wind gusts. Jerry Miculek attempts the shot off-hand with his M&P15; A 200-yard shot with a revolver.