This Week on Shooting USA – USPSA Pistol Caliber Carbine Nationals

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The USPSA Pistol Caliber Carbine NationalsNashville, TN -(AmmoLand.com)-  It is the fastest-growing division in action shooting. PCC is scored on speed and accuracy on the handgun targets used in practical shooting, but employing AR rifles chambered for pistol cartridges, most often 9mm. Plus, searching and finding Civil War History buried in the ground in Tennessee and in the rivers that flowed through the battlefields dividing blue and gray. Then the first upgrade for Agent 007 that is still a top choice for personal protection. The Walther PPK is one of History’s Guns. And a Pro Tip from the Army Marksmanship Unit on shooting the most challenging stage of the Bianchi Cup – The Mover.  More Info… USA AIR TIMES
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About Shooting USA: Jim Scoutten, America’s Most Watched Firearms Reporter, has been on the beat for 25 years, reporting the stories of the Shooting Sports and the Firearms Industry. The show produces a series of popular segments focusing on historical guns, the personalities in the sport and industry, insider reports from gun tests, and practical tips from shooting sports pros. The show appeals to shooting sports enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels by providing practical tips on safely handling, modifying and repairing their favorite guns. For more information, please visit www.ShootingUSA.com