If you've been following along with Reality Shots so far, you've undoubtedly enjoyed our inside look at the guns, contestants and challenges of History Channel's Top Shot Season 2. You've also enjoyed analysis of the show from its first champion, Iain Harrison. The heralded shooter and British army officer has provided clever insights and behind-the-scenes tidbits from episode one to the exciting finale last week. In his examination of the final episode Harrison wrote: "So, we have a new champion. He's a good guy with a great strength of character and I hope you get the opportunity to know him a little better. For all of the drama portrayed and criticized, 'Top Shot' has done more for the shooting community in the last year than any other single program, and it's worthy of support." Harrison was referring to Chris Reed, a self-described good ol' country boy trained in the cotton fields of the Mississippi Delta, who took home the $100,000 prize and the title of "Top Shot" in a frenzied final competition against runner-up Brian Zins. In this exclusive interview for AmericanRifleman.org, Harrison talks with Reed for the first time from the floor of the NRA Annual Meetings in Pittsburgh Pa., to find out the answers to the questions Top Shot fans have been wondering since the final shot was fired.
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