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The purpose of this weekly update is not to recap what happened on last night’s episode, but rather to pull the curtain back a little bit and share some scoop that you don’t see on the show. Besides, watching Top Shot is a whole lot more entertaining than reading what I write about it. –…

For the first time on Top Shot, contestants will be able to shoot…each other. Using prohibition era weapons, teams will have to hit their targets, all while the other team tries to shoot them with paintball guns.

I’m really liking how the focus is on the marksmanship competition this year, instead of drama. http://www.shootingillustrated.com/5951/top-shot-episode-2-colby/

Sixteen skilled shooters arrive from around the country and put their marksmanship skills to the test while competing for the $100,000 prize and title of Top Shot. Two teams are determined and go head-to-head in an extreme elimination challenge.

Colby Donaldson, host of Top Shot offers some insider information about Episode 1. http://www.shootingillustrated.com/5790/top-shot-episode-1-colbys-take/ I’ve not yet seen last night’s episode of Top Shot — my two year old did had a hard time going to bed last night — so I haven’t read Colby’s run-down yet. I want to keep things as spoiler-free as…