Border Patrol’s Robert Vadasz Wins 10th Consecutive NRA National Police Shooting Championship

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posted on September 27, 2019
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U.S. Border Patrol Senior Agent Robert Vadasz has much to celebrate after winning a 10th consecutive NRA National Police Shooting Championship title. The year’s match concluded on Wednesday, September 25 at the Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers’ Training Academy range in Pearl, MS. This is Vadasz’s 11th win at NPSC in twelve years.

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Vadasz was 2nd Place High Master in the NRA Police Distinguished Revolver Championship with a score of 588-32X.


Vadasz was at the top of the 2019 Open Class 3000 Aggregate Championships leaderboard with a score of 2985-215X. He gives much of the credit for his success on the firing line to being a member of the U.S. Border Patrol National Pistol Team.

"I can't begin to explain the benefit of being part of the Boarder Patrol National Pistol Team," Vadasz told NRABlog. "You can trace back our shooting lineage all the way back to 1935. In the 1940s we were competition and winning at Camp Perry as an agency. Once PPC started we jumped on board and never left. That means there's 100s of years of collective shootings experience to draw from. So I had the benefit of learn from 10 guys who were on the team for 20 years and each of them learned from 10 guys who were on the team for 20 years and so on."

The National Police Shooting Championships (NPSC) are a three-day competition conducted by the NRA and hosted by the Mississippi Highway Patrol/Mississippi Department of Public Safety. NPSC tests the marksmanship skills of law enforcement professionals that are drawn from local, state and federal agencies across the U.S. and the globe, as well as members of the military.

2019 NRA NPSC Open Class 3000 Aggregate Championship Leaderboard

  • Winner: Robert Vadasz, 2985-215X
  • 2nd Place: Brett Sullivan, 2973-178X
  • 3rd Place: Ben Morrow, 2972-180X
  • High Woman: Gina Hernandez, 2948-148X
  • High First Time: Mark Stout, 2929-139X
  • High International: Steffen Vogt, 2938-154X
  • High Reserve Officer: Danny Farley, 2770-79X
  • High Conservation Officer: Steven Bernardi, 2880-110X
  • High Senior Retired: Paul Shumway, 2950-157X
  • High Sheriff: Doug Peoble, 2963-172X


Full coverage of the match will be published in a future issue of the digital magazine. Subscribe for free at this link.


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