“Tag: SHOOTING SPORTS”

With over 15,000 NRA-affiliated organizations in the U.S., plus other target shooting entities, there is ample opportunity to enjoy the shooting sports at all levels.

For reducing recoil and muzzle rise, you can’t beat a nice compensator on a pistol. But what kind of bullets should you use to keep from building up gunk inside it quickly?

Well, there was shooting in the modern pentathlon event, but back in 1928 U.S. shooters had little to no interest in the sport. Luckily, shooting events would return to the Olympic Games in 1932.

Kimber expands the K6S lineup with its DASA Target revolver that includes a 4-inch barrel.

Part 3 of our deep dive on shooting events at the 1924 Summer Olympic Games in Paris, France.

After 1910, Camp Perry was taking shape as a premier shooting facility, but in 1911 its future as the National Match site faced a daunting new challenge. Nevertheless, the NRA added to the tournament program.

A former Special Forces sniper, long-range shooter and precision gunsmith Bryan Sikes is now a member of the Hoppe’s Shooting Team.

Ranging in price from $30 to $230, the new shooting rests are designed for comfort and ease of use.

Part 2 of our look at the U.S. shooting team at the 1924 Summer Olympic Games, where 17-year-old Marcus Dinwiddie obliterated Larry Nuesslein's 1920 Games 40-shot standing record—only to be eclipsed by Frenchman Pierre Coquelin de Lisle.