Gallery: 2018 NRA High Power Rifle Championships

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posted on July 10, 2018
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The NRA National High Power Rifle Championships began July 5 at Camp Atterbury, IN and will conclude July 24. The match is comprised of the High Power Championship, the Long Range Championship, and the Mid Range Championship. The NRA High Power Rifle Championship will run through Wednesday, July 11. The Long Range Individual Championship is July 16-19, followed by Long Range Palma, and the Mid Range Individual and Team Matches. 

Enjoy the photo gallery above with pictures from opening day at Camp Atterbury.

Click here to see live score updates. Learn more about NRA High Power rifle here.

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