article · Mar 22, 2025 · CMP
FINALS AND HOW TO CONDUCT THEM - Civilian Marksmanship Program
By Gary Anderson, DCME Finals are now a vital part of shooting—today’s Junior athletes need to learn about finals and how to shoot in them. This article examines how finals became part of Shooting, explains why it is important to introduce Juniors to finals and describes how to conduct finals on modern electronic target ranges. How Finals Got Started Prior to the 1990s, all Shooting competitions used a competition format where rifle and pistol competitors fired defined courses of fire on paper targets. Fired targets were taken to scoring or “classification” offices for official scoring. After
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