“national police shooting championship”

This year in Mississippi, Vadasz finished the championship 26 points higher in the X-count than any other competitor.

Last month in Albuquerque, U.S. Border Patrol Senior Agent Robert Vadasz won the NRA National Police Shooting Championship—securing a ninth consecutive victory and his 10th overall win at the match, which ties the current record

One of the most important of all pistol shooting skills is trigger control! Hint: It's all about having a smooth pull

U.S. Border Patrol Senior Agent Robert Vadasz is the 2018 NRA National Police Shooting Champion—securing a ninth consecutive victory and his 10th overall win at the match—which ties the current record

HQ Moody retires after 22 years with the NRA.

Speed Is Fine, Accuracy Is FINAL! The history of the United States Border Patrol and pistol competition go hand-in-hand. A winning legacy dating back to 1924 that continues today.

Robert Vadasz of the U.S. Border Patrol wins NPSC for the eighth time.

This is the 19th Bianchi Cup title for Koenig, which is by far the most for any shooter to have competed at the storied tournament.

Robert Vadasz now has the second most wins in NPSC history. In this interview he speaks about this year’s NPSC championship victory, and how competitive shooting is an excellent training aid for law enforcement.