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An Evolving Alliance: 1909 National Matches

An Evolving Alliance: 1909 National Matches

This was the year that not only produced higher scores, but also more shooters in...
2,000 Men Under Canvas: 1908 National Matches

2,000 Men Under Canvas: 1908 National Matches

The employment of the newly introduced Model 1903 Springfield at the 1908 National Matches made...
Antwerp 1920 Olympics: Everything But The Kitchen Sink

Antwerp 1920 Olympics: Everything But The Kitchen Sink

Part 1 of our deep dive of the U.S. shooting team at the Antwerp 1920...
Competitive Shooting Legends: Kellogg Kennon Venable Casey

Competitive Shooting Legends: Kellogg Kennon Venable Casey

K.K.V. Casey was, arguably, the finest long-range shooter in the history of competitive shooting. He...
First Year At Camp Perry: 1907 National Matches

First Year At Camp Perry: 1907 National Matches

In 1907, the immense machinery of the National Matches was moved to the mammoth new...
London 1908 Olympics: The U.S. Team Almost Missed The Games (Part 3)

London 1908 Olympics: The U.S. Team Almost Missed The Games (Part 3)

Part 3 of our deep dive on shooting events at the 1908 London Olympic Games.
London 1908 Olympics: The U.S. Team Almost Missed The Games (Part 2)

London 1908 Olympics: The U.S. Team Almost Missed The Games (Part 2)

The second installment of our series on the 1908 Olympic Games focuses on the U.S....
London 1908 Olympics: The U.S. Team Almost Missed The Games

London 1908 Olympics: The U.S. Team Almost Missed The Games

The United States Cartridge Company led the way for ammunition makers to contribute funds for...
Open To Civilians: The 1904 National Championships

Open To Civilians: The 1904 National Championships

At the Army's urging, the National Trophy Matches for 1904 were held at Ft. Riley,...
All About Charles Bayard Lister

All About Charles Bayard Lister

For many years, C.B. Lister contributed to the NRA News & Events pages in American...
 
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