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2016 National Junior Olympic Shooting Championship Air Pistol Winners

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NRA Staff

posted on April 28, 2016

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Above: Anthony McCollum won the National Junior Olympic Shooting Men's Air Pistol Championship. McCollum also recently competed at the NRA Intercollegiate Pistol Championships.

Our friends at NRA Family recently reported on the National Junior Olympic Shooting Championship (NJSOC) Air Pistol results. More than 768 Junior athletes competed at the NJSOC over 17 days in the rifle and pistol events.

Be sure to check out the entire article on NRA Family at this link.

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