Nashville, TN -(AmmoLand.com)- Shooting USA’s Impossible Shots – Sgt. Richmond’s Speed 8
U.S. Army Marksman Josh Richmond is an Olympic competitor in Double Trap, but this week he honors one of the famous pro shooters who inspired him to take up the sport.
Sergeant Richmond recreates one of Herb Parsons’ exhibition shots from the 1950s, eight birds from the low house as fast as they can be thrown, but then he takes it up to Impossible, shooting from the hip.
Julie Golob is your host for this edition of Impossible Shots.
Shooting USA – Army Small Arms Championship
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