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Norman Houle wins XTC, Jeff Bartlett wins Mid Range, John Whidden wins Long Range

Team Mom Connie Taylor took the a leadership role—her actions allowing the Grizzlies junior team to focus on the National Matches—instead of administrative paperwork

This carved rock has been the symbol of Indiana National Guard facility Camp Atterbury since World War II

You'll never guess who won the four-way tie between John Crowley, John Moschkau, Charlie Whipple and Art Cook at the 50th anniversary 1953 NRA Smallbore Nationals at Camp Perry, Ohio.

No stranger to difficult situations, the NRA will always be a force behind national shooting competitions in the United States.

Two competitors, one a Baby Boomer, the other from Generation Z, examine the past and contemplate the future of High Power Rifle competition.

The 6,000 POWs at Camp Perry during WWII were mostly skilled workers. Only one ever managed to escape.

Highlights from the October 2022 issue of Shooting Sports USA, the NRA’s competitive shooting journal

Dr. Robert “Doc” Engelmeier documented his time as a member of the U.S. Air Force Pistol Team after joining in the late 1980s, providing us a fascinating glimpse into what being a competitor was like back then.