NRA Explore

Explore The NRA Universe Of Websites

Close CLOSE

Quick Links

Search

Your search for vmr matched article(s).
Showing results to .
Schachle Takes Top Spot At 2019 D-Day Matches

Schachle Takes Top Spot At 2019 D-Day Matches

This distinguished high power rifle high master shooter repeated as the overall winner of the...
Quick and Dirty Russian 7.62mm Ammunition Test Results

Quick and Dirty Russian 7.62mm Ammunition Test Results

These guys sourced Barnaul 7.62x39 HP ammunition locally, which they fired in two "nice condition"...
What Is That Milsurp Loading?

What Is That Milsurp Loading?

Is your milsurp ammo safe? Ball on the left, tracer on the right for the...
New Vintage Sniper Optics: Using The M73G4 Sniper Scope For Competition

New Vintage Sniper Optics: Using The M73G4 Sniper Scope For Competition

Vintage Military Sniper Rifle competition would be as arcane as Schuetzen if not for reproductions...
Last Cartridge Of An Empire: .303 British

Last Cartridge Of An Empire: .303 British

With factory FMJ ammo still available, reloading the .303 British isn’t necessary, but for many...
New: SIG Sauer .30-06 Springfield Elite Match Ammo

New: SIG Sauer .30-06 Springfield Elite Match Ammo

Recognizing the popularity of the M1 Garand for vintage military rifle competition across the country,...
America’s .30-40 Krag Is Still In The Ring For VMR Competition

America’s .30-40 Krag Is Still In The Ring For VMR Competition

Vintage Military Rifle enthusiasts shouldn’t count out the venerable .30-40 Krag. Here’s why.
Competitive Shooter Pays Homage to Australian World War I Soldiers

Competitive Shooter Pays Homage to Australian World War I Soldiers

“I’m not here for the high score—I’m here to have a great time,” said Ari...
10 Of Our Best Articles On Handloading, Part 2

10 Of Our Best Articles On Handloading, Part 2

Handy articles for handloading aficionados, including NAS3 loading, M72 Match Load, setting up a dedicated...
Too Much Recoil? The Arisaka May Be Your Solution

Too Much Recoil? The Arisaka May Be Your Solution

The WWII Japanese Type 38 dates back to 1897. It’s comparatively mild 6.5x50 cartridge may...
How To Select A VMR That’s Best For You

How To Select A VMR That’s Best For You

Choosing a Vintage Military Rifle (VMR for the unacquainted) to use in competition isn’t difficult...
Tips On How To Duplicate 1950s-Era .30-06 M72 Match Load

Tips On How To Duplicate 1950s-Era .30-06 M72 Match Load

The legendary M72 match load takes a little ingenuity and accurate information to properly replicate....
Five Reasons Why 6.5x55 mm Is The Best Vintage Military Rifle Cartridge

Five Reasons Why 6.5x55 mm Is The Best Vintage Military Rifle Cartridge

To start, the rifles and ammo are very easy to find
How To Keep The Focus On Fun At Team Matches

How To Keep The Focus On Fun At Team Matches

Tossing fortune (good or bad) into the hat with a friend(s) creates a different kind...
Entries Double At 2017 New England Games

Entries Double At 2017 New England Games

Brian Williams wins four rifle events at the second year of this CMP Travels Games...
How To Find Quality Vintage Military Rifle Ammo

How To Find Quality Vintage Military Rifle Ammo

Some VMR ammo, commercial and milsurp, is easier to find than others. This article outlines...
Everything You Need To Know About Bolt-Action Rifle Triggers

Everything You Need To Know About Bolt-Action Rifle Triggers

The little things between you and the X-ring
Last Call for M2 Ball

Last Call for M2 Ball

It’s taken more than 10 years, but now supplies are running out.
M1 Rifle, Caliber .30, AKA the Garand

M1 Rifle, Caliber .30, AKA the Garand

The rifle that won WWII.
The Foreign VMR Sling Thing: Adapt, Substitute or Modify

The Foreign VMR Sling Thing: Adapt, Substitute or Modify

The sling may be the most underrated accuracy aid in rifle competition.
1 of 2
 
SHOOTING SPORTS USA

For questions/comments about Shooting Sports USA, please e-mail:
ShootingSportsUSA@nrahq.org

For questions/comments about NRA competitions, please e-mail:
CompHelp@nrahq.org

You can contact the NRA via phone at: NRA Member Programs
1-800-672-3888

To advertise on Shooting Sports USA, visit nramediakit.com for more information

NRA PUBLICATIONS
STAY INFORMED

Get the Shooting Sports USA newsletter for at-a-glance access to industry news, gear, gun reviews, videos and more—delivered directly to your Inbox.

Privacy Policy   •   Contact Us   •   Warnings   •   FAQs   •  © 2019 National Rifle Association of America