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What Are the Most Popular Shooting Sports?
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Regardless of how long you’ve been involved with shooting sports – and yes, shooting is a sport! – one thing is for sure, there’s truly something for everyone. If competition is your jam, there are some popular ways to compete with your gun – whether you prefer your shotgun, your rifle, your pistol, or all three. Here we look at the most popular shooting sports so you can pick what suits you best. |
UAF rifle team takes 11th NCAA title
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The University of Alaska Fairbanks rifle team won its 11th NCAA title — and first since 2008 — after posting an two-day score of 4,729 in Akron, Ohio on Saturday. In the air rifle final, Rylan Kissell shot an NCAA Championship record with a perfect 600, and teammate Rachael Charles tied for third with a 598 as the Nanooks posted a second-day total of 2,380. |
MI: Gun bills coming in Michigan after 2nd school mass shooting
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Armed with two handguns and dozens of rounds of ammunition, 43-year-old Anthony McRae open fired on the Michigan State University campus on the night of Feb. 13, killing three students and wounding five more.
The mass shooting has pushed Michigan Democrats, who had already planned to prioritize changes to gun laws, into action.
Democrats are expected to bring a sweeping 11-bill gun safety package before the Michigan Legislature this week, emboldened by their sweeping victories in statewide elections in November that gave them legislative control. Responding to two mass school shootings in 15 months, the party’s leaders say it is only the beginning of gun reform in the state. |
MI: Protest gathers at Capitol lawn in support of gun rights
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Dozens gathered at the Capitol lawn on Saturday to call for lawmakers to “stop infringing on their gun rights.” Attendees at the rally said their Second Amendment rights have been violated. Just more than a week ago the Michigan Senate was discussing new gun bills like red flag laws and increased background checks. On Saturday, a group rallied at the Capitol calling these proposed bills “too extreme.” |
NRA National Matches
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On Saturday, July 8, the NRA’s iconic National Matches will enter its third year at Camp Atterbury, a National Guard training facility located in Indiana about 37 miles south of Indianapolis. For more than 150 years, the National Rifle Association of America has advanced the state of marksmanship while serving as the country’s foremost defender of the Second Amendment. The NRA National Matches at Camp Atterbury are where high-level competitive shooters from around the country can shoot shoulder-to-shoulder to determine the best of the best on the firing line.
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5 Reasons the Trailblazer Pivot 9 mm PCC Is Turning Heads
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While the shooting-sports market continues to grow with new carbine offerings each year, most of the time they are variations on existing platforms. It's rare to see a company invest in building something that's truly a different design from other guns in its class. I've been eagerly awaiting the arrival of the new Trailblazer Arms Pivot pistol-caliber carbine ever since the CEO gave me a sneak peek of the 3D printed prototype a few years ago, because there’s nothing else quite like it. I thought the idea looked good but the finished product is even better. Here are five reasons why the Pivot 9 mm carbine deserves a closer look. |
My Quiet Practice Gun: Reviewing Ruger’s .22 Mark III Target Model
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When I saw the Ruger .22/45 Mark III Target Model in a local gun store, I immediately recognized the similarity to a Colt Gold Cup .45 ACP pistol. Ruger matched the grip style to Colt’s 1911-series guns for shooters like me who need lots of practice time. The price of centerfire pistol ammo is high, but .22 rimfire ammo costs much less. What a great idea for a practice gun! |
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