Everybody has a competitive streak, even if it’s just competing against themselves. With so many new gun owners interested in target shooting, perhaps the old-school postal match concept is exactly what we need for these new-school shooters.
Oftentimes, people paint firearm owners in a particular light, usually not all that flattering. But in fact, you’re going to find people who are more accepting of those with diverse viewpoints and beliefs than you could’ve ever imagined.
The NRA’s new shooting discipline has great potential to not only return the NRA to a competitive rifle shooting mecca, but also reshape how non-gun owners view America’s most popular rifle.
MDT showed off its new LSS Gen3 chassis at SHOT (see the video below). It’s an ultra-modular system that lets
New research shows declining support for hunting and recreational shooting. A primary reason for that is concern over gun violence is high and folks are increasingly associating such legal activities with illegal gun violence.
A tactical absolute that I was taught decades ago was this, if the fight begins and you are not behind cover your feet should be moving.
The shooting community is a living, breathing grassroots machine and the NRA needs to nurture it with strong, passionate leadership – and the appropriate funding – of a robust Competitions Division.
Most competitive organizations have no plan whatsoever to generate news stories in local media, opting almost always to take the sour grapes position that “the mainstream media never covers the shooting sports.”
The thrilling competition showcases eight skilled competitors, including Benjamin’s sponsored contestant, Larysa Switlyk, as they vie for the 2024 title and a $25,000 prize.
Multi-time world and national shooting champion Julie Golob is an experienced shooting instructor, an outdoors woman, a US Army veteran, a published author, a wife and a mom.
