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The CUSF (Canadian University Shooting Federation) is the recipient of a generous sponsor package from Savage to help the state of Canadian collegiate firearms education and sport shooting skills development.

Savage has signed on as a Gold Sponsor of the Canadian Rimfire Precision Series, which conducts over 20 events annually.

After learning to shoot by plinking cans as a child, Tom Whitaker has accumulated an impressive list of accolades from the firing line, including the Governor General’s Prize at the 125th Canadian Fullbore Rifle Championships.

“The Lapua Monarch Cup was created to support the growth and strength of the metallic silhouette shooting sports, along with promoting brotherhood amongst shooters and a legacy for generations to come,” said Monarch Cup Director Daniel Salazar.

The 2018 Canadian National Fullbore Championship was the latest in a string of victories this year for Green of the Army Marksmanship Unit

To learn something, go back to its roots. This means if you want to learn practical shooting, you go back to the roots—shooting a 1911 in .45 ACP The lasting influence of the 1911 lives on in USPSA Single Stack division

U.S. shooters win both F-Open and F-T/R Individual World Championships, and the U.S. F-T/R Team repeats as World Champions

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

More U.S. competitive shooters compete in World Championships events than ever before.