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Highlights from the October 2020 issue of Shooting Sports USA, the NRA's competitive shooting journal.

The first Olympic Games were held Ancient Greece in 776 B.C., on the west side of the Peloponnesus, near an area sacred to worshippers of the Greek Olympians—gods like Zeus and Athena.

The minister’s “at any cost” comments came a day after IOC vice president John Coates said the Olympics will go on next year no matter what.

When Her Royal Highness, the Queen of Greece, pulled the trigger on April 8, 1896, she fired the first shot for record in a new era—the shooting matches of the modern Olympic Games.

As early as 1954, references were made regarding moving the National Matches from Camp Perry to other suitable venues, such as Camp Atterbury, or even alternate, future "Ultimate Range" sites in Missouri and Oklahoma.

Highlights from the September 2020 issue of Shooting Sports USA, the NRA's competitive shooting journal.

Last summer, USMC veteran-owned Iron Bean Coffee was on-hand at the NRA Precision Pistol Nationals to caffeinate the masses.

In addition, Harrison placed 16th overall in the Open Division.

The match will coincide with a NRA Silhouette BPCR Regional.