For your viewing pleasure, Shooting Sports USA has made this gallery of our favorite pictures from the fourth annual NRA World Shooting Championship! Greg Jordan had one of the best performances in shooting sports history, entering the final day of the match with a significant lead, then marching relentlessly to victory—joining previous winners Daniel Horner, Bruce Piatt and Doug Koenig as holder of the coveted title “NRA World Shooting Champion.”
Chance Cavin walked away from the 2024 Louisiana State High Power Rifle Championship with this year’s title.
Champion trapshooter Joe Charnigo was dubbed “Ohio Joe” to differentiate him from all the other Joes while attending competitions across the country.
Attendance continued to surge at the National Matches in 1964, where crowds were wowed by Bill Blankenship landing a record-setting fifth consecutive NRA Pistol Championship title.
NROI Director Troy McManus answers questions about Steel Challenge and USPSA competition.
For Bill Fairless, the M1 Garand is more than just a gun, it represents a special bond between father and son.
When all competitors pitch in at a USPSA match, everyone benefits.
