“Tag: marksmanship”

Team SIG's Daniel Horner is the first-ever CompX Marksmanship Cup Champion.

Practically everything went into making the 1916 National Matches the biggest shooting event in the history of marksmanship.

SSgt. Amanda Elsenboss of the Army Marksmanship Unit’s Service Rifle Team was a dominant shooter last summer—securing high-power honors at both Camp Atterbury and Camp Perry.

The sequel to “The Red Book, Vol. 1” covers 50 years of Marine Corps competitive shooting history, including legendary Marines such as D.I. Boyd, Greg Connor, Ray Green and many more.

U.S. shooters brought home a pair of gold medals at the 2004 Olympics, doubling the total from the 2000 Games.

The complete schedule of events for the 2020 NRA National Championships held across the country, including the NRA National Matches at Camp Atterbury, Indiana.

A change in the eye protection rule caught everyone’s eye. Yes that’s a pun.

Team SIG’s Daniel Horner successfully defended his title at the 2019 SIG Sauer Ft. Benning Multi-Gun Nationals.

You’ll never guess which Wright brother was the best shot! With their .22-cal. Marlin rifle, the aviation pioneers not only spent downtime at Kitty Hawk engaging in impromptu marksmanship contests, they also used it to hunt to feed themselves at the beginning of their experiments in flight at North Carolina’s Outer Banks.