“international competition”

Examining the early years of international smallbore rifle prone competition and how target changes over the years made the sport tougher.

After starting out in the USA Shooting talent pipeline, Tes Salb’s shooting skillset helped her transition into a successful Tactical Games competitor. Find out what she keeps in her range bag.

Part four of our look back at the Mexico City 1968 Olympic Games.

Part two of our deep dive on the shooting events at the 1960 Olympic Games.

With over 15,000 NRA-affiliated organizations in the U.S., plus other target shooting entities, there is ample opportunity to enjoy the shooting sports at all levels.

Part 1 of our look back at U.S. participation in the Rheinsche-Westfalischen-Sprengstoff Challenge Trophy Match.

DuVall will oversee fundraising, marketing and sponsorships for the U.S. Olympic shooting National Governing Body.

The Randle Trophy for International competition between women's rifle teams was inaugurated in 1952 by Mr. Thurman Randle, a past president of the NRA. Special awards for team members came soon after.

An account of Olympic competitive shooting events at the 1906 Games in Athens.