“tornado”

For 1968 and beyond at the National Matches, the NRA had to make do with only ovens to feed the masses, leading to the heavy use of frozen foods.

The Camp Perry mess hall provided chow for several generations of National Matches competitors, as well as military personnel stationed at the facility. Sadly, this iconic building was destroyed by a tornado in 1998, never to be replaced.

In 1998, Camp Perry suffered catastrophic structural damage after an F2 tornado swept through the Ohio National Guard facility.

The Wigger Era closes, sort of, during the 1990s. The NRA National Smallbore Rifle Championships saw a handover to the next generation to top shooters, but some of the "old-timers" were still earning wins during the decade of grunge, Friends and Seinfeld.

You never know what Mother Nature might come armed with in her range bag at your next match, these six tips will help prepare you for when an emergency situation strikes

Good competitive shooters know that competition experience helps you to slow down your mind, be patient and execute at the exact moment needed for success.

Elizabeth Gratz's score of 2383-141X earned the WVU rifle team shooter the conventional position and civilian championships