Bobby's shooting skills impress Peggy, but Hank is hesitant about getting him a rifle.

Hank argues against getting Bobby a rifle, but Bobby is eager to own one.

Bobby receives a new rifle, which triggers Hank's emotional memories.

Hank and Bobby go to the shooting range and discuss the competition.

Bobby demonstrates his shooting skills, impressing Hank and others.

Hank has a flashback of Cotton's harsh shooting lesson.

Hank relives traumatic memories of his own shooting lessons with Cotton.

Hank insists on safety measures, while Bobby is determined to compete.

Hank is reluctant to compete, but Bobby encourages him.

Hank remembers Cotton's harsh training methods.

Hank's rifle malfunctions, causing frustration.

A sports psychologist offers advice to help Hank improve his performance.

Hank expresses doubts about the competition, but Bobby suggests practicing after school.

Hank and Bobby discuss the safety of guns and their use.

Hank struggles emotionally with the idea of participating in the competition.

Bobby is worried about disappointing Hank, but Hank reassures him.

Hank and Bobby prepare for the competition, with Hank expressing doubts.

Hank tries visualization techniques to prepare mentally for the competition.

The father-son shooting competition begins with Hank and Bobby participating.

Hank and Bobby compete in various rounds, with tension rising.

Hank and Bobby compete in the final rounds, with Hank overcoming his doubts.

The competition concludes with Hank and Bobby reflecting on their experience.