“standing”

Learning to shoot standing is like learning to play a musical instrument. You can't play a beautiful song after your first lesson. Your rifle training is not complete until you develop a good standing position and correctly perform each of the fundamentals of firing the shot.

Evan Brune of American Rifleman checks out the Walther Q4 Steel Frame pistol at SHOT Show 2020 Industry Day at the Range. Notably, Walther removed material from the Q5 to give it a lower profile

Twelve-time NRA National Pistol Champion Brian Zins shares his advice on shooting positions.

In the first of a three-part series, we present a virtual coaching session for each of the three positions used in Air and Smallbore Rifle competition

Three skilled high school seniors earned college scholarships compliments of the NRA.

SGT Antonio DiConza of the U.S. Marine Corps broke a 31-year record at the National Trophy Matches this year.

She fired a new standing National Record score of 200-19X.

Levi Carlson set a new National Record in standing on the opening day of competition.

Shooters will fire in each of the three positions (prone, standing, kneeling) at their home ranges.