Message from Shooting USA’s Jim Scoutten
Shooting USA
Shooting USA --(AmmoLand.com)- First, a Big Welcome to Four Million New Viewers!
The following cities have new cable access to Outdoor Channel so it’s time to check the menu to see if you can join us on Wednesdays.
- New York City / New Jersey (Time Warner HD – 500,000 new homes)
- Seattle / Tacoma (Comcast – 420,000 new homes)
- Detroit Metro Area (Comcast – 380,000 new homes)
- San Diego (Comcast – 235,000 new homes)
- Salt Lake City (Comcast – 65,000 new homes)
- Las Vegas (Cox – 197,000 new homes)
- Atlanta (Comcast – 175,000 new homes)
- Portland (Comcast – 160,000 new homes)
- Miami (Comcast – 123,000 new homes)
- Jacksonville (Comcast – 80,000 new homes)
- Phoenix (Cox – 115,000 new homes)
- Minneapolis (Comcast – 80,000 new homes)
- San Juan, Puerto Rico (Cablevision – 77,000 new homes)
- Hampton Roads Virginia (Cox – 153,000 new homes)
No question about it, Outdoor Channel continues to expand as the dominant network in the category.
This Week:
The Historic US Service Rifle that has fans of all ages. Plus custom gun work at production gun prices. And amazing shots with Mr. Flintlock on Impossible Shots.
Shooting USA – The Garand Match at Camp Perry
It is the biggest service rifle competition at the National Matches. We’re at Camp Perry for the M-1 Garand match with America’s historic service rifle. Then the story of the history of John Garand’s creation at the Springfield Armory. Plus Todd Jarrett’s with us for a Pro Tip on using your sights at different target differences.
Sighting In with Shooting USA – Pro Series Guns
Smith & Wesson calls on their master gunsmiths to create factory produced guns that are ready and legal for competition. Then John’s got a home camo job that going to cost you about $10. And the Spaghetti Western that made the list of the Top 10 best Hollywood Gun Fights, as voted by the members of the forum website AR15.com.
Shooting USA’s Impossible Shots – Flintlock Fantasies
“Mr. Flintlock” is George Sutton a rare book dealer from Maine, who makes shooting magic with his rare Flintlock Rifles. Plus, Bob Munden attempts to hit a coin on edge with his Colt – upside-down. And fast-draw Master Gunfighter Cisko tries impossible shots blindfolded! Brian Speciale anchors our coverage of the world’s greatest exhibition shooters.
Wednesdays on Outdoor Channel (find it in your new cable menu)
Shooting USA’s Impossible Shots by time zone:
- Eastern Time: 7:00 PM, 11:30PM, 2:00 AM (Thursday)
- Central Time: 6:00 PM, 10:30PM, 1:00 AM (Thursday)
- Mountain Time: 5:00 PM, 9:30PM, 12:00
- Midnight Pacific Time: 4:00 PM, 8:30PM, 11:00 PM
- The Shooting USA Hour Block:
- Eastern Time: 4:30 PM, 8:30 PM, 12:30 AM
- Central Time: 3:30 PM, 7:30 PM, 11:30 PM
- Mountain Time: 2:30 PM, 6:30 PM, 10:30 PM
- Pacific Time: 1:30 PM, 5:30 PM, 9:30 PM
The Travel Schedule:
This week Brian Speciale and our production team will be in Southern California working on a series of new Impossible Shots with Cisko, the Master Gunfighter. Now that the top rated series is running year-round, that does mean more shows and more incredible shots from our pro team.
Mark LaRue Raising Funds for Fort Hood Families
Larue Tactical is in Texas, close to Fort Hood. They’re offering a special edition “beverage entry tool” with a donation to the Fort Hood Chaplain’s Fund. $50 donation with 100% of the proceeds going to help the victims of the terrorist. Well done, Mark.
Jim
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