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This versatile semi-auto can compete in a lot of games.

Easy to do—and can be a valuable learning experience

Are you interested in getting involved in Action Shooting? The NRA offers a free downloadable guide that will help give you a better understanding of NRA Action Pistol, as well as the Bianchi Cup National Action Pistol Championship.

The most basic skill set required of action pistol competitors is the one that will begin over 80 percent of all courses of fire—facing the first target in the array, then drawing and engaging it with two rounds when the buzzer sounds.

Competitors were challenged at a USPSA match last November in Talladega, the sixth USPSA Match held at the park since it opened last year.

Learning how to handle firearms safely began with a Ruger Single-Six .22 revolver at four years old. Now 18, Brian Nelson still has “his official first gun,” a Henry Youth Model .22.

It drives virtually all action pistol games, and shooters can use it to their advantage.

Industry Legends Julie Golob, Doug Koenig and Jerry Miculek take the lead for Team Smith & Wesson in 2016.

The Focus Drill will give you confidence on tight shots.