FORT KNOX, Ky. -- Members of the U.S. Army Reserves 104th Training Division coordinated the ranges, plans and logistics needed for the 2026 seven-day competition known as Gunfighter Forge that ran here from April 25 to May 1.
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Competitors at the last full day of Gunfighter Forge competition April 30, 2026, take on four separate challenges to test their skills in combat mode.
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Competitors during the last full day of Gunfighter Forge competition on April 30, 2026, take on four separate challenges to test their skills in combat mode.
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Competitors during the last full day of Gunfighter Forge competition on April 30, 2026, take on four separate challenges to test their skills in combat mode.
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This was the second year of competition, with 35+ competitors taking up the challenge – up from 25 the first year.
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Assistants patch up holes in a paper target before the next competitor runs through the firing lane to ensure easy counting of shots fired.
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The commanding general of 100th Training Div., Brig. Gen. Martin Jung, stopped by on Day 1 to pay the team a visit and said he wants to see next year's competition expand to 55 or more competitors from across all Department of War branches and the U.S. Coast Guard.
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Competitors during the last full day of Gunfighter Forge competition on April 30, 2026, take on four separate challenges to test their skills in combat mode.
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Competitors during the last full day of Gunfighter Forge competition on April 30, 2026, take on four separate challenges to test their skills in combat mode.
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Planners said they designed the ranges and tests to also work as a test of combat skills.
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