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Part 1 of our deep dive on shooting events at the Helsinki 1952 Olympic Games.

Kelly Brown is the first woman to join USPSA/Steel Challenge's Club 21, which means she has garnered 21 classifications across both disciplines.

A two-day training course, the Infinity Experience is on the Texas company's 36-acre campus, where attendees not only learn about how Infinity firearms are made, but also receive competition match training from pro shooters.

Now that we are near the end of the year, we're proud to present the top 10 articles featured on the website in 2020.

The 1905 Rifle and Pistol Championships marked the return of the National Board Matches to Sea Girt, N.J., reuniting with the NRA Championships.

The first National Matches were held at Sea Girt Range in September 1903, and marked the beginning of a cherished annual competitive shooting tradition in the United States.

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.

Old dog, new tricks.

Col. Townsend Whelen was perhaps the single most influential figure in U.S. 20th century competitive shooting.