Totally redesigned frame and other features including a redesigned triggerguard for gloved hands and recoil sensitivity. As well, enlarged control surfaces- enlarged knurled and scalloped base pin, large cross pin nut for ease of takedown.

The Shooting Master^® Series features a new fully adjustable rear sight (windage and elevation) which is so compact it does not require notching the rear of the gun frame area like a Ruger® Blackhawk® making the Shooting Master^® Series a stronger contiguous shooting platform.

The New Heavy Frame Magnum: Shooting Master^® .357 Magnum features:

• New Style – Beefed Up Frame.
• First time ever offered (Pat. Pend). Removable Fire Pin allows for:

1. Easy Cleaning
2. Removal for Complete Safety
3. Easy Replacement if Damaged or Worn

• Knurled cylinder pin for easy grip.

• Removable Firing Pin for safety. Patent pending. Uses standard Torex® wrench.

  Base pin captured by ejector rod head when in the forward position, means you never loose your base pin.
• Large Loop Trigger Guard for gloved hands and extra room around the trigger for Magnum Recoil.
• Unique, self contained fully adjustable rear sight for both windage and elevation. Rear sight runs in double 'C' channel; with hash marks for easy adjustment.
• Front Blade provides basic target acquisition.
• Rear provides “Golden Sight” clear silhouette for open sight shooting.

The USFA Shooting Master^® is available now.

The SHOOTING MASTER^® .357 Magnum

Cylinder Comparison Shooting Master, Right Sparrowhawk, Left.

Shows the relative dia. difference between the cartridges and the relative smaller body of the 8 Shot; scaled down .32 Caliber Sparrowhawk cylinder when compared to its .357 Magnum cousin.

Rear sight is high contrast brass and will never tarnish – to enable the shooter to maintain a fine front sight alignment while providing the necessary contrast.

Using the three sets of hash marks a near infinite adjustability range is achieved using the USFA Compact Sight.

Of course, with any ammunition combination, and open sights, extreme distances < 10 yards or > 200 yards- windage elevation becomes an art and tests the skill of the shooter.

Here can be seen the adjusting or jacking screw (right) and dog screw (left).