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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...
History Of U.S. Participation In The Interallied Smallbore Rifle Team Match

History Of U.S. Participation In The Interallied Smallbore Rifle Team Match

The Fedération Interalliée Des Anciens Combattants (English: The Interallied Federation of War Veterans Organizations) Interallied...
Walt Walter Receives Quilts Of Valor Honors

Walt Walter Receives Quilts Of Valor Honors

The longtime member of the NRA Board of Directors received his own Quilt of Valor...
History Of U.S. Participation In The International Railwaymen’s Match

History Of U.S. Participation In The International Railwaymen’s Match

The railroads played an important part in the conduct of the National Matches.
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...
2019-2020 Eley High School All-American Team Named

2019-2020 Eley High School All-American Team Named

Here’s a list of the outstanding U.S. rifle shooters at the high school level for...
A Brief History Of Collegiate Shooting Sports In The United States

A Brief History Of Collegiate Shooting Sports In The United States

Competitive shooting teaches sportsmanship, leadership, responsibility, concentration, self-discipline and teamwork.
SASP Announces Expansion, Adds Air Gun Disciplines

SASP Announces Expansion, Adds Air Gun Disciplines

The Scholastic Action Shooting Program will include air gun disciplines, effective immediatley.
Last Year At Sea Girt: 1906 National Matches

Last Year At Sea Girt: 1906 National Matches

Enlarged in 1905, Sea Girt was nonetheless too small to support growing National Championship attendance....
Speaking Up For Collegiate Shooting Sports

Speaking Up For Collegiate Shooting Sports

Operating a college shooting program has many everyday challenges. But, the work is the reward...
New Charity Program Supports NRA International Rifle Teams Via AmazonSmile

New Charity Program Supports NRA International Rifle Teams Via AmazonSmile

The AmazonSmile charity contribution program is one way to raise money for International Rifle teams.
The 400 Club: A History

The 400 Club: A History

In 1933, one of the most exclusive clubs in all of competitive shooting made its...
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...
Joint Program Returns To Sea Girt: 1905 National Matches

Joint Program Returns To Sea Girt: 1905 National Matches

The 1905 Rifle and Pistol Championships marked the return of the National Board Matches to...
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,...
Planning A Collegiate Competitive Shooting Program

Planning A Collegiate Competitive Shooting Program

Competitive vs. Intramural programs, how to find a range and more.
The 1903 National Matches At Sea Girt, New Jersey

The 1903 National Matches At Sea Girt, New Jersey

The first National Matches were held at Sea Girt Range in September 1903, and marked...
How To Develop Pistol Trigger Control

How To Develop Pistol Trigger Control

In short, it takes a lot of practice, a lot of shooting and a lot...
NRA National Championships: The Early Years

NRA National Championships: The Early Years

More than a century ago, this country's relationship with competitive shooting intensified when the NRA...
Pistols At The National Matches: 1919-1940

Pistols At The National Matches: 1919-1940

After World War I, there was a change in attitude concerning pistol competition in the...
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