“Tag: THROWBACK THURSDAY”

Ugly and heavy for a .22 LR hunting rifle, this modified Pattern 14 Enfield is a one-of-a-kind curiosity that warrants a closer look.

The 70-acre plot in Long Island was selected by Col. Henry G. Shaw, a member of the NRA’s first Range Committee and Board of Directors.

The world’s first “high capacity magazine” rifle was a lever-action rifle that held 34 rounds and served in warfare in the late 1800s.

Part 3 of Dr. Robert “Doc” Engelmeier’s look back at his time with the U.S. Air Force Pistol Team—a captivating glimpse into what competitive shooting was like in the 1980s and 1990s, including vintage photos.

Back in 2002, the Navy Midshipmen pistol team won its second consecutive NRA Intercollegiate Pistol Championship.

In 2001, the University of Alaska-Fairbanks rifle team captured its third consecutive win at the NCAA Rifle Championship. Read our historic coverage of the match.

The Athens 2004 Games marked the end of an era in Olympic shooting as the final year with the Running Target event on the program. Here we look at the early history of the Olympic Running Target event.

In 2003, poor weather did little to dampen the U.S. Team’s spirits on its way to second place in this prestigious international event. Classic coverage of the 2003 Palma Team Championships from the January 2004 issue of Shooting Sports USA

Part 2 of our retrospective highlighting the first few decades of Bianchi Cup Action Pistol Tournament history