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In the wake of the worldwide Covid-19 pandemic, the competitive shooting world was left in shambles. But, the show must go on! Intrepid smallbore shooters gathered together to keep the historic International Postal Matches going.

The minister’s “at any cost” comments came a day after IOC vice president John Coates said the Olympics will go on next year no matter what.

Eley aims to unite competitive shooters by encouraging greater club interaction worldwide. The fun begins with a virtual "Benchrest Masters" tournament.

With Covid-19 cases rising across the nation, USA Shooting has decided to cancel the Shotgun National Championships and Junior Olympic matches for the year 2020.

The NRA Competitive Shooting Division is once again open for business and accepting tournament registrations for sanctioned matches for this summer and beyond.

Both events were scheduled to be held this September in West Virginia and Mississippi, respectively.

The World Shooting Complex in Illinois won’t host the Grand American this year. Instead, the legendary trapshooting tournament will be held this August in Linn Creek, Missouri.

No stranger to difficult situations, the NRA will always be a force behind national shooting competitions in the United States.

The NRA released a statement outlining its plan to begin accepting tournament registrations taking place beginning on July 1.