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With a history going back even further than the National Matches, this Arizona High Power Rifle shoot is all about the experience

Olin Winchester and Members of Congress meet in Washington, D.C., to talk about the value of shooting sports, along with the Shoot United Initiative

Ranges at the Wildlife Committee of Washington club are some true gems in the Pacific Northwest.

An interview with Christian Sailer, the 2019 USPSA HiCap Open Division National Champion.

At 126 years old, the Arizona Rifle & Pistol Association’s Washington’s Birthday Match is the oldest annual rifle competition in the country

Preserving America’s gun culture: competitive shooting, commerce, hunting, and self-defense is paramount to the D.C. Project

This Puyallup, WA, club received their National Rifle Association charter in March 1945

Parsons was instrumental in modernizing the intercollegiate shooting program after World War II by successfully advocating replacement of the “military” standing position (arm supporting the rifle free of the shooter’s body) by the NRA-hip rest position common in domestic and international shooting. Parsons shot on the George Washington University (GWU) team that won the first Intercollegiate National Championship determined by nationwide sectional competition.

18-year-old Dakota attended the NRA National High Power Rifle Championship for the third consecutive year with the Washington Warriors rifle team.