"front Sight Challenge" Reality Show Sets Its Sights on Versus Network

The Front Sight Firearms training institute, located invery young age. This has led him to take many
the Nevada desert, has become host and master offirearms training courses. Much of this training was at
a whole new kind of reality show, one where thethe Front Sight Firearms Training Institute. Other
contestants try to eliminate each other in a rathernotable representatives of the citizenry that will be
unusual manner: by shooting one another.facing off against the law enforcement officers over
The show is titled "Front Sight Challenge" and airs onthe course of the "Front Sight Challenge", which
Fridays on the Versus (VS) network, which wasstarted on January 5 and ends in July, are a
formerly the Outdoor Life Network. The creator of15-year-old, a grandmother of five, a surgeon and a
the show, Ignatius Piazza, is also the founder of thereal estate agent. Said Clark, "I thought it would be a
Front Sight Firearms Training Institute. Piazza hired aneat idea for police officers and civilians to compete
producer and director himself and sold the completedagainst each other in a firearms survival show."
product to Versus network after three months ofA spokesperson for Versus, which also owns the
filming. The show places 40 law enforcement officersrights to air such sports as the National Hockey
in competition against 40 citizens aged 15 to 65. TheLeague and the World Combat League, spoke to the
competitions on the show are designed to test thecongruence of "Front Sight Challenge" with the other
contestant's skills with a variety of firearms, includingprograms on Versus. Said Katie Bradshaw, "We are
handguns, rifles, shotguns and submachine guns.always looking for new programming that
One example of the citizens appearing on the showcomplements what is on the network, and this show
is retired middle school art teacher Dave Clark. Clark,fits into our overall network field sports programming.
who is 64, has been intrigued by firearms since a