September was Deaf Awareness Month across the country. It’s only fitting to pay special recognition to an archery program at St. Mary’s School of the Deaf in Buffalo, N.Y.
It is a perfect
Across Pennsylvania, on state game lands, the Game Commission has established shooting ranges, many of which have begun to receive a number of updates and improvements.
Todd Holmes, the agency’s shooting sports coordinator,
The seventh annual David G. Cook Memorial Shooting for Scholarships sporting clays event, held Sept. 20 at Mayville Gun Club in Wisconsin, raised $12,079 to help fund higher education for students in the building trades.<br
Jim Sable, the man who reshaped the future of gun clubs around the country by making the sport more accessible to youth through the USA Clay Target League, died Sunday, Sept. 22, at the age
SSG Shane Butler, 33, of Fortson, Ga., squeezed out the overall win in the National Trophy Individual (NTI) Match at the 2024 National Trophy Rifle Matches when he reached a score of 497-31X, just one
Federal Premium announced its ongoing collaboration with the Youth Shooting Sports Alliance (YSSA), reinforcing a shared commitment to introducing safe and responsible shooting sports to new enthusiasts.
As a dedicated sponsor, Federal supports
A Capital-region archer captured three major 3D archery titles in 2024. But the road to victory didn’t come easy.
In February, the national 3D tour began in Foley, Ala., and professional archer Jacob Slusarz,
The New York State Brigade of Longrifles repeated as winners of the New England Flintlock Rifle Team competition held at the Old Saratoga Muzzleloading Club in late July. The top-five New York shooters were (l-r)
SSG David Bahten of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit (USAMU) was getting used to being runner-up.
Bahten has racked up several second place finishes – earning the position multiple times at the annual Inter-Service
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