“Tag: high power rifle”

SFC Brandon Green of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit (AMU) has won the 2015 NRA National High Power Rifle Championship at Camp Perry, Ohio, beating three-time champion Norman Houle 2387-140X to 2380-126X.

Veteran competitors in all shooting disciplines have long since memorized their sight adjustments. For the rest of us, here is a quick review.

American shooter Rhys Ireland is the 2017 champion with a score of 434-30Vs.

Photos from opening day at Camp Atterbury, including the Whistler Boy Matches, 2nd Amendment Matches and more

If you are an experienced high power rifle shooter then the joys of pit duty are nothing new to you. However if you are new to the sport, here's our primer on how your time will be spent on the other end of the berm

Olympian and 2019 NTI match winner Dan Lowe shares Service Rifle offhand tips.

How two concerned fathers, with the help of the NRA, raised military marksmanship qualification to an unprecedented 100 percent success rate.

One of the most coveted certificates a competitive shooter can earn is a NRA National Record. A National Record signifies that a competitor has performed at a level never reached by others. The significance of the National Record is validated by none other than the NRA Secretary.

After having a fairly detailed tour of the production and an understanding of the monumental research and development that went into this project all I can say is WOW! This will be the new high water mark of Picatinny scope mount systems.