“Tag: nra history”

A retrospective on the early history of skeet, spanning the beginning of the sport in the early 20th century to sharpen skills between grouse hunts, to later in the 1960s when it first appeared on the Olympic program.

Alice Bull amassed an impressive resume of regional, state and national shooting titles over the course of her career.

As early as 1954, references were made regarding moving the National Matches from Camp Perry to other suitable venues, such as Camp Atterbury, or even alternate, future "Ultimate Range" sites in Missouri and Oklahoma.

From the first year of the NRA's college honors program, All-Americans have contributed significantly to international shooting

From the formation of the first official championships to the National Matches of today, a look into the past shows how high power has been the backbone of the NRA national championship events

Back in 1983, Ronald Reagan was President, and Babe Magnan was the king of revolver shooting at the National Matches