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Congress and the Pentagon nearly ended the National Matches in 1994. NRA vowed to keep them alive while Mike Anti rewrote the smallbore record book.
Qualifying for the Los Angeles 2028 Games opened July 31, and for the first time since Tokyo, U.S. shooters must post a Minimum Qualification Score before they are eligible to compete.
Four days, three disciplines and a field drawn from across the world, with Hatsan USA signing on as platinum sponsor.
Smith & Wesson commemorates America’s 250th with limited-edition Model 642 and Model 66 revolvers, both no-lock, engraved and fitted with blue grips.
Steiner’s second-generation enclosed-emitter pistol dot moves to a CR2032, adds oversized brightness buttons and a magnetic battery cover. MSRP is $631.99.
Berger 6.5 mm 140-grain OTM bullets have been selected for loading in the M1200 6.5 Creedmoor Special Ball Long-Range Ammunition for U.S. Special Operations Command.
CCI’s Henry Golden Boy Collector's Edition .22 LR is shipping nationwide, delivering 275 rounds of 36-grain copper-plated hollow point at $31.99.
Mike Carter wins NRA National Smallbore Prone Championship by three points as Sam Pagliari takes his second consecutive F-Class title at the Cardinal Shooting Center.
Mike O’Connor becomes the first back-to-back NRA Lones Wigger Iron Man Trophy winner, topping the combined prone and three-position leaderboard with 8683-537X.
Walker’s Boomies Passive Muffs bring a 23 dB NRR to children aged 1 to 3 with no electronics required, priced at $29.99.
This is the single biggest event of the year for U.S. sporting clays shooters.
MDT adds a left-hand Remington 700 Short Action option to its CRBN rifle stock, bringing carbon-fiber performance to an underserved platform.
Black Hawk Rifle Club swept all three conventional prone team places on Sunday, and the three F-Class teams finished within two points at the Cardinal Shooting Center.
The 48th Annual ATA Southwestern Grand runs Sept. 7-13 at the Kansas Trapshooting Association homegrounds, with pre-squadding closing Sept. 5.
Derrick Mein led the U.S. to Men’s Team gold at the 48th World FITASC Championship in Lisbon, where Tom Seay topped the individual leaderboard.
Kim Rhode wins gold and Simonton silver for a one-two punch on the women’s skeet podium in China.
NRA and Ammunition Depot partner to expand support for Second Amendment litigation.
Mike Carter wins the metallic prone aggregate on X-count after tying Wesley Shumaker at 3193, while Sam Pagliari leads F-Class Day 2 by a point.
Erin Gestl overturns a four-point deficit on any sight day to win the 2026 NRA National Smallbore Three-Position Championship with 2360-137X.
USPSA Executive Director Alan Turner, II, details new bylaws, a CTO promotion and a formal Nationals selection process supporting record growth.
