On Outdoor Channel: Tribute to the 60th Anniversary of Guns & Ammo

March 28, 2018 By G&A Staff

Shooting Gallery pays tribute to the 60th Anniversary of Guns and Ammo. This insightful retrospective highlights the hard work and talent that have shaped this successful print icon and showcases where the magazine has been and where it aims to go.

Featured guests are G&A Editor Eric R. Poole, G&A Senior Editor Garry James, Author Stephen Hunter and G&A Executive Field Editor Craig Boddington.

Shooting Gallery is hosted by Michael Bane.

Air times on Outdoor Channel: Wednesday April 4 @ 7:00PM 10:00PM | Thursday April 5 @ 2:00AM, 5:00AM and AM. All times ET.

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