“paul nordquist”

The trophies awarded at the National Rifle and Pistol Championships not only testify to outstanding marksmanship achievement but are also an encapsulation of the history and evolution of American competitive shooting.

Since 1876, the Wimbledon Cup has been the premier NRA long-range trophy in U.S. high power rifle shooting.

Remembering a simpler time in competitive shooting―when your travels, affiliations and accomplishments could be summarized in a résumé wearable on your back

Smallbore rifle shooting was a frequent part of the international and Olympic shooting competitions prior to World War II, and was included in the 1924 Paris Olympics.

Highlights from this month's issue of Shooting Sports USA, NRA's competitive shooting journal

As far back as 1884, excellence in shooting sports has been recognized with the “crown jewel” of marksmanship awards—the Distinguished designation.

While exploring the origin of the term “Conventional Target,” Hap outlines the historical evolution of smallbore shooting, both here in the U.S. and across the pond.

Dewar Team, Mayleigh Cup and more

Here, presented chronologically, are SSUSA’s picks for the best magazine covers of the 2010s, ones that helped define the shooting-sports landscape for the entire decade.