“thurman randle”

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.

In 1933, one of the most exclusive clubs in all of competitive shooting made its debut. And surprisingly enough, the 400 Club had much in common with high society clubs in New York City during its short existence.

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

Eight-time Dewar Team member Thurman Randle was a dominant figure in smallbore shooting in the 1930s and 1940s.

Part 4 in our 7-part series celebrating the Smallbore National Championship Centenary

When smallbore rifle became a serious competitive shooting discipline. The third article in a series of seven celebrating the history of the National Smallbore Outdoor Rifle Championship

Dewar Team, Mayleigh Cup and more