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admin | May 26, 2010
The Civilian Marksmanship Program CMP is now accepting registration for the 2010 Eastern U.S. Junior Highpower Clinic and Championship. The clinic will take place 19-25 June at Camp Butner, North Carolina. (Right: CMP junior highpower class instruction) The Eastern U.S. Junior Highpower Clinic and Championship offers a full week of clinics, coaching […]
admin | May 24, 2010
Summer camps Great for kids! A camp dedicated to gun safety education, airgun shooting, and an actual three position airgun match would have been a delight for me when I was a kid. Shoot Right is a local AZ Airgun, Smallbore and Archery Club for Adults and Kids. They are going to hold their […]
admin | May 23, 2010
Press Release May 17, 2010 – By: Bill Brassard NSSF 203-426-1320 Introduction, & Layout By: Junior Shooters Andy Fink Introduction: Wildlife conservation is close behind firearm safety in importance relating to the shooting sports. All people, regardless of age, should review firearm safety procedures and practice safety whenever around firearms. Without adequate conservation methods, and […]
admin | May 22, 2010
Collegiate Shooting Sports Initiative Benefits Varsity Teams, Clubs Press Release – By: Bill Brassard NSSF 203-426-1320 Post & Layout By: Junior Shooters admin NEWTOWN, Conn — On college campuses across the country, men and women are taking up target shooting in increasing numbers. From Harvard to Jacksonville University to the University of Colorado, the shooting […]
admin | April 23, 2010
By: Andy Fink Competitive rifle shooting is becoming more popular every year. New juniors are getting involved in competing in airgun, smallbore, and in long range all of the time. Precision air rifle and smallbore (.22 Long Rifle) are an important part of the Olympic shooting events (check out www.usashooting.com). The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP […]
admin | April 20, 2010
By: Jonathan Harling jonathan@chevalier-adv.com Photos Courtesy of: USA Biathlon (above – Sarah Studebaker) (Editor’s Note: Becoming a member of one of the US Olympic shooting teams is an outstanding objective for a junior to reach toward. We therefore support, and promote, all of those involved in promoting youth shooting sports and the US Olympic teams.) […]
admin | April 18, 2010
By: Guy VanDyke Say adios to scrounging around Web sites trying to find up-to-date hunting and fishing regulations. Find interactive regulation guides for all 50 states quickly and easily at huntnfishregs.com. “We’re not only making hunting and fishing regulations easier to find, they will be fully interactive,” said Guy VanDyke, vice president of sales for […]
admin | April 5, 2010
By: Bill Brassard NSSF Photos by: NSSF & Junior Shooters Parents Can Choose from Shotgun, Rifle and Handgun Programs NEWTOWN, Conn. — Warmer weather and more hours of daylight make spring the perfect time to introduce youngsters to the shooting sports. To help get children properly started in these safe, adult-supervised and fun activities, parents […]
admin | April 2, 2010
Remington Outdoor Foundation teamed up with the National Archery in the Schools Program® (NASP) to offer college scholarships. The Remington Outdoor Foundation has partnered with the National Archery in the Schools Program® to offer $3,000 in scholarships to college-bound students who are registered to participate in the 2010 NASP® National Tournament. “For the […]
admin | March 29, 2010
By: Michael Molinaro; USAMU PAO Photos By: Michael Molinaro FORT BENNING, Ga. – The U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit continued its full-fledging support of America’s youth when it hosted the 2010 U.S. Army Junior Air Rifle Championships Mar. 21-23 at Fort Benning’s Pool Indoor Range. This was the fourth year the U.S. Army sponsored the event, […]
admin | March 11, 2010
By: Andy Fink Whether you are cleaning a gun, mounting a scope, disassembling or assembling, or working on any firearm, you want a stable platform. It would also be nice to if you could angle the firearm (Ruger Hawkeye with scope rings mounted & the vise titled) so that you can work on it easier. […]
admin | March 2, 2010
By Rob Larson When I applied for this competition, I had no idea what it would become. Our normal Skeet competition here in Tucson usually has about 12 to 18 competitors from all around Arizona, but mostly from Tucson, Sierra Vista and Yuma. I started to receive commitments to attend from all the usual athletes, […]
Youth Models: Henry Repeating Arms
