Makayla Scott Built a Field of Dreams
By Larry Case In the world of competitive shotgun shooting, Makayla Scott has become a force to be reckoned with. […]
Read MoreThe Kim Rhode Story: Shotguns and Family
We talked with the Olympic legend about the shooting sports, family, representing the U.S., and living and training in an […]
Read MoreDoug Koenig — A “Family First” Champion
Doug Koenig is one of the phenoms in the competitive shooting sports. His remarkable abilities with a handgun over the […]
Read MoreMy Shooting Story: Jessica Delos Reyes
“My Shooting Sports Story” is a place for people from all walks of life to share how they got started […]
Read MoreRyan Muller — Engineering Success In Competitive Shooting
By Warren Berg At first blush, I found Ryan Muller something of an enigma. Here’s a guy who’s a self-proclaimed […]
Read MoreGabby Franco — Olympian, Competitor, Mom
By Warren Berg When she was a little girl growing up in Venezuela, Gabriella “Gabby” Franco’s father learned that the […]
Read MoreChris Cheng — An Unlikely Top Shot
Chris Cheng is one of the more unlikely people I can think of to become a top shooter. He not […]
Read MoreGeorge Norton — Breaking the Rifle Athlete Mold
“Jokes and smallbore—that’s what I do!” says George Norton proudly during one of the Olympic Team Trials matches. And he’s really not that far off. You can easily spot the tall, lanky, Army Marksmanship Unit rifle shooter at any match. He’s the one pumping his fist in the air with the wide, agape smile after a win, laughing with his teammates off the range or creating memes for his Facebook page.
Read MoreShooter Profile—USA Shooting’s Paralympic Rifle Competitor John Joss
“I am a pretty happy-go-lucky guy, but there’s nothing on earth that has frustrated me more or made me happier than this sport. It demands all of your attention. You can’t blame it on anyone else—it’s an individual sport.”
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