“1906”

Competing at her first major match since 2019, top action pistol shooter Julie Golob walked away with the High Lady award scoring 1906-153X.

You could probably put a sight micrometer in the middle of a table at a modern gun show and not one person out of a dozen would know what it is.

Part 1 of our deep dive of the U.S. shooting team at the Antwerp 1920 Olympic Games.

In 1907, the immense machinery of the National Matches was moved to the mammoth new range at Camp Perry, Ohio.

Brig. Gen. Critchfield advocated for Camp Perry as a new home for the National Matches.

An excerpt from Brig. Gen. Critchfield's memoir, with his account of the discovery of the land on the Lake Erie shore that would become the longtime home of the National Matches.

Enlarged in 1905, Sea Girt was nonetheless too small to support growing National Championship attendance. The search for a new venue wouldn't take very long, however.

The second installment of our series on the 1908 Olympic Games focuses on the U.S. Shooting Team and the competition itself.

The United States Cartridge Company led the way for ammunition makers to contribute funds for the 1908 U.S. Olympic Shooting Team. Part 1 in our series on the London 1908 Olympic Games.