Shooting Gallery

Every year shooters from around the world come to Columbia, Missouri to find out who can master the plates, the practical, the barricade, and the moving target.

Michael Bane checks out Boomer Shoot 2010, one of the most unique precision rifle matches in the country.

Who would pass up the chance to feel like they're in the greatest Western ever made? Michael Bane is at Founder's Ranch in New Mexico for the Wild Bunch World Championships.

Michael Bane heads to Reno, Nevada to check out the Warrior Conference, where warriors train warriors. Law enforcement and military team up to provide the training for your protection.

This week on Shooting Gallery, we're headed to Tulsa, Oklahoma, for a lesson in close quarters combat tactics taught by Mike Seeklander, the Director of Training at the U.S. Shooting Academy.

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150 years ago, our country endured the bloodiest battle on our soil, the American Civil War. Host Michael Bane is in Cedar Creek, just outside of Winchester, Virginia, for one of the biggest Civil War reenactments in the nation.

Michael Bane learns the strategies and tactics for concealed-carry pocket pistols from Gunsite Academy master instructor Ed Head.

It's the 100th anniversary of John M. Browning's outstanding achievement, the 1911 semi-auto pistol. Michael Bane sits down with one of the legends of 1911s, Bill Laughridge, to find out what changes have been made over the years.

Michael Bane heads to Morro Bay, California for the Ruger Rimfire Challenge World Championships. This competition is for families as well as the pros.

This week Michael Bane takes us into the heart of MidwayUSA where we can see the real Larry Potterfield.

In the last couple of years there has been an amazing change in the practical shooting sports, and that's a lot more women. More importantly, they're winning. Michael Bane learns the secrets of shooting from the top women shooters.

What would you do if zombies really existed and started to attack. Michael Bane helps to answer this question on this week's Shooting Gallery.