“Tag: HISTORY”

Stop by Remington’s booth No. 3823 at the NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits.

The tournament that transformed competitive shooting from a simple pastime into a professional sport.

In 1935, manufacturers finally produced a handgun with ammunition designed for daily operation in the 40,000-psi range.

From the January 1956 edition of American Rifleman.

From the April 1955 issue of American Rifleman.

The 2005 U.S. F-Class Team organized the first F-Class National Championships at Camp Butner, NC, with 135 shooters attending—66 percent of whom shot in the F-Open class.

The selection of the Model 1911 was by no means a foregone conclusion when the U.S. Army tested new service pistols in 1907.

From the April 1938 issue of American Rifleman.

The National Matches have been, almost from the beginning, a place for experimenters.