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Inside USA Shooting: A Conversation with Olympic Gold Medalist Ginny Thrasher
By: Daphane Cassidy, NSSF Staff Ginny Thrasher, a name synonymous with excellence in Olympic shooting, opens up about her remarkable […]
Read MoreCelebrate National Shooting Sports Month this August
Whether you’re a first-time gun owner or experienced, here are 8 ways to enjoy the target shooting sports and special […]
Read MoreYouth and College Shooting Programs
There’s no better way to ensure your child grows up with a safe and secure knowledge of correct firearm usage […]
Read MoreMakayla 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 MoreTips from the Best Clays Shooters in the United States
Every four years at the Olympics, America gets a glimpse of the clay-target games the rest of the world shoots. […]
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 MoreMaster Craft: Morgan Craft—Muncy Valley, Pennsylvania
Confidence breeds success, and there’s no greater example of that than the rise of skeet shooter Morgan Craft in 2015. In a discipline full of stars, including five-time Olympic medalist Kim Rhode, it was Craft who shined the brightest in 2015.
Read MoreFirst Shots Shooter Profile: Vincent Hancock, Olympic Skeet Shooter
When asked the three things he’s into right now, Vincent Hancock’s reply could basically be boiled down into three distinct “F” words: faith, family and the future.
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