Top Shot Dustin Ellermann discusses with hosts Christopher Swainhart and Scott Kiefner about the Marksmanship Youth Camps he helps run. We also talk about this episode's Featured Firearm - the Walther PPK/s.
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Four thousand young shooting sports athletes. Three million rounds. Twelve days in Marengo, Ohio. And nothing went wrong.
GunStuff TV was at the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation 2026 National Championship — the largest shooting competition in the world — for a closer look at the athletes, coaches, and families who make that record possible. What looks like a powder keg from the outside is a program built on safety, sportsmanship, and character. Every one of those rounds was fired without incident.
Filmed July 15–16, 2026.
169: Trailblazer and Sisk
Ron Dan and Spencer Voigt with Trailblazer Firearms discuss their compact firearms - the Lifecard and the Pivot Rifle. The Lifecard is a folding, single-shot .22 handgun with the profile of a stack of credit cards. The Pivot Rifle is a semi-auto 9mm rifle that can fold down to a more compact and easy to carry size.
Charlie Sisk, owner of Sisk Rifles, talks about two of their products - the Hepr and the MABS. The Hepr is a picatinny rail that slides onto the handguard and allows rotation of attachments, such as grips, lights, and bipods. The MABS is a stocks that adapts to the user. The recoil pad, cheek piece, and rotation of the stock can be adjusted for the perfect fit.
264: The Proving Grounds, Nitehog, and US Optics
Ian Escalante with Rocky Mountain Gun Owners gives us an update about the Colorado 'Assault Weapon' ban.
Sarah Williams and Chad Wylie with The Proving Grounds talk about their competition that uses real world scenarios in a challenging but achievable way.
Alexander Chichkov form Nitehog shares their line of quality thermal sights.
Josh Somerville of US Optics discusses their line of rifle scopes and red dots.
















