Team USA Shooters Try to Turn Things Around
As the page on the calendar turned from July to August, the hope is the prospects of the USA Shooting […]
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One Shooter From Guatemala Has Outperformed All USA Olympic Shooters So Far
How does a country smaller than the size of Ohio, with a GDP 286 times smaller than the United States,
Derrick Mein Finishes Fifth at the Olympics in Men’s Trap
“The medals were there for the taking.” That was the quick and dirty assessment by U.S. shooter Derrick Mein after
Team USA Struggles in Early Olympic Shooting Events
It’s the third day of shooting competitions in the Olympics and the red, white and blue has yet to be
SIG SAUER’s New Steel P320-XFIVE SXG Is Fast…Very Fast
SIG calls their new P320-XFIVE SXG heavy metal and that’s not just marketing hype. The SXG is made of solid
Home VR Training: ACE Virtual Shooting
[This is the second of a four-part series on virtual reality training programs. You can read part one here.] ACE
Metal Madness: Fun, Addicting, and Great for the Shooting Sports
If you ask someone my age how they got started shooting, you’re probably going to hear .22 caliber rimfire pretty
Try Something New: I Picked Up a HK Pistol to Train With for the First Time
Last month, I wrote about The Mingle training event I attended in north Georgia. As I mentioned in that article,
Give Me 5: Olympic Biathlete and Pro Shooter Lanny Barnes
Lanny Barnes, (a.k.a. Lanny “Oakley”) is a three-time Olympic Biathlete, professional shooter, artist and public speaker 1. We’re eager to
Sporting Clays: Learning By Watching
I believe in the immersion theory of learning. Diving right in and trying something. I’ve done it more times than