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NRA High Power Rifle competition has two options: Match or Service. Which one should you choose?

Highlights from the May 2020 issue of Shooting Sports USA, the NRA’s competitive shooting journal.

This match, held at Bell City Rifle Club in Connecticut for decades, follows the Metric Prone course of fire, but begins with iron sights at 100 yards.

Ronald Zerr of Tucson, AZ, is this year's NRA National High Power Rifle Champion

Here are 12 of our favorite articles on everyone’s favorite rifle discipline that focuses on pure marksmanship: high power

Brandon Green of the AMU wins third National High Power Championship, Kevin Nevius wins first Long Range Championship

Classic tips from the old coach on how to get your match rifle to hit where you look and be able to quickly dial in the exact amount of adjustment you need. Know your clicks!

In the U.S., smallbore rifle as a sport really gained steam after the Great War, when companies such as Savage introduced smallbore bolt-action match grade rifles like the Model 1919 NRA

Move your high power rifle classification past Marksman and on to Expert with the tips in this article penned by Glen Zediker