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NRA and USA Shooting Work for Olympic Gold For generations, the NRA has been the foremost guardian of 2nd Amendment rights in the U.S. Did you know the NRA is also one of the biggest supporters of USA Shooting, the governing body for U.S. Olympic rifle, pistol and shotgun competition? Read More |
Kim Rhode wins Gold at Pan Am Games, defends the Shooting Sports Kim Rhode won the Women's Skeet gold medal at this year's Pan American (Pan Am) Games in Toronto. Team USA's sole women's skeet competitor was able to beat Argentinian Melisa Gil 15-12, dropping only one target in the gold-medal match. Read More |
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M1 Garand Service and Maintenance Your M1 Garand used to throw empties forward and to the right as it should, but today it's been ejecting to the right rear. What does it mean? Or you've reassembled your Garand and now the action is locked up—what happened? Read More |
Five Tips To Help Increase Your Scores In competitive shooting my goal is to increase my scores from the previous year. At first it was easy—as my rank started out pretty low. Now, however, I have to put more effort into it. The following tips have saved minutes and added precious points to keep me moving up in my ranking. Read More |
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U.S. International Shooting in the 1920s This was the first American decade in International rifle shooting. The 1920s were the decade of Prohibition, but it was also the decade that the United States became a major player in international 300 meter competition. Read More |
Guns of Competition at the NRA Sporting Museum The museum features three of Annie Oakley's guns. Roberts dubbed Oakley as "one of the first international female shooting superstars." Her Parker Brothers double-barreled shotgun lies in a case, next to a few delicate glass balls (preceded clay pigeons). Read More |
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