Three iconic, powerful, military rifles are put to the test to determine which one is the best. Two shooting experts and host Colby Donaldson fire it out in a challenge that comes down to a single shot.

Navy Seal Craig "Sawman" Sawyer meets up with marksman Jaime Franks as they put blazing fast, automatic rifles through a series of tests and challenges. The final shoot-off pits old vs. new to determine the Top Gun.

Top Shot champion Chris Reed and marksman Jay Lim take aim at water jugs and cinder blocks with three ultra-modern shotguns. Host Colby Donaldson goes toe-to-toe with the marksmen in an exhibition shot showdown.

World Class Competitor Julie Golob joins Maggie Reece and Brad Engman on the range to test Smith and Wesson pistols--including the fastest shooting revolver in the world. Host Colby Donaldson joins them on the range in a final showdown for bragging rights.

Black powder expert Russ Coombs shows marksman Daryl Parker some old school flint and steel with the Kentucky Flintlock. They'll also fire the Colt 1873 Peacemaker--considered by many to be the finest handgun ever built. In the final shoot-off, playing cards and skilled shooting determine the best poker hand.

Jack Dagger, the King of Fling, brings out the knives and tomahawks to show a NY cop how to stick a target. The prehistoric Atlatl gives everyone a challenge. In the final contest Jack throws knives and hawks blindfolded.

Eleven-time national shooting champion Robert Vogel gives a master class on three .22 caliber weapons: the Browning Buckmark, the Volquartsen 10/22, and the Ruger Mark II. Marksman and former federal air marshal Chris Cerino gets some trigger time, and host Colby Donaldson faces stiff competition in the final shoot-off.

Top Shot champion, Ian Harrison, shows off legendary firearms from across the pond. The Enfield Rifle saved the Empire, and the Webley pistols defended the crown. Former Top Shot contestant, Adam Benson, joins the action on the range.

Three iconic, powerful, military rifles are put to the test to determine which one is the best. Two shooting experts and host Colby Donaldson fire it out in a challenge that comes down to a single shot.

Navy Seal Craig "Sawman" Sawyer meets up with marksman Jaime Franks as they put blazing fast, automatic rifles through a series of tests and challenges. The final shoot-off pits old vs. new to determine the Top Gun.

Top Shot champion Chris Reed and marksman Jay Lim take aim at water jugs and cinder blocks with three ultra-modern shotguns. Host Colby Donaldson goes toe-to-toe with the marksmen in an exhibition shot showdown.

World Class Competitor Julie Golob joins Maggie Reece and Brad Engman on the range to test Smith and Wesson pistols--including the fastest shooting revolver in the world. Host Colby Donaldson joins them on the range in a final showdown for bragging rights.

Black powder expert Russ Coombs shows marksman Daryl Parker some old school flint and steel with the Kentucky Flintlock. They'll also fire the Colt 1873 Peacemaker--considered by many to be the finest handgun ever built. In the final shoot-off, playing cards and skilled shooting determine the best poker hand.

Jack Dagger, the King of Fling, brings out the knives and tomahawks to show a NY cop how to stick a target. The prehistoric Atlatl gives everyone a challenge. In the final contest Jack throws knives and hawks blindfolded.

Eleven-time national shooting champion Robert Vogel gives a master class on three .22 caliber weapons: the Browning Buckmark, the Volquartsen 10/22, and the Ruger Mark II. Marksman and former federal air marshal Chris Cerino gets some trigger time, and host Colby Donaldson faces stiff competition in the final shoot-off.

Top Shot champion, Ian Harrison, shows off legendary firearms from across the pond. The Enfield Rifle saved the Empire, and the Webley pistols defended the crown. Former Top Shot contestant, Adam Benson, joins the action on the range.

Three iconic, powerful, military rifles are put to the test to determine which one is the best. Two shooting experts and host Colby Donaldson fire it out in a challenge that comes down to a single shot.

Navy Seal Craig "Sawman" Sawyer meets up with marksman Jaime Franks as they put blazing fast, automatic rifles through a series of tests and challenges. The final shoot-off pits old vs. new to determine the Top Gun.

Top Shot champion Chris Reed and marksman Jay Lim take aim at water jugs and cinder blocks with three ultra-modern shotguns. Host Colby Donaldson goes toe-to-toe with the marksmen in an exhibition shot showdown.

World Class Competitor Julie Golob joins Maggie Reece and Brad Engman on the range to test Smith and Wesson pistols--including the fastest shooting revolver in the world. Host Colby Donaldson joins them on the range in a final showdown for bragging rights.

Black powder expert Russ Coombs shows marksman Daryl Parker some old school flint and steel with the Kentucky Flintlock. They'll also fire the Colt 1873 Peacemaker--considered by many to be the finest handgun ever built. In the final shoot-off, playing cards and skilled shooting determine the best poker hand.

Jack Dagger, the King of Fling, brings out the knives and tomahawks to show a NY cop how to stick a target. The prehistoric Atlatl gives everyone a challenge. In the final contest Jack throws knives and hawks blindfolded.

Eleven-time national shooting champion Robert Vogel gives a master class on three .22 caliber weapons: the Browning Buckmark, the Volquartsen 10/22, and the Ruger Mark II. Marksman and former federal air marshal Chris Cerino gets some trigger time, and host Colby Donaldson faces stiff competition in the final shoot-off.

Top Shot champion, Ian Harrison, shows off legendary firearms from across the pond. The Enfield Rifle saved the Empire, and the Webley pistols defended the crown. Former Top Shot contestant, Adam Benson, joins the action on the range.