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Texas high school senior shoots 499x500 for High Over All, wins High All Around shoot-off and Mini World crown as Team Remington teammates pile up wins of their own.

With Metal Madness founder Ed White recovering from a heart attack and a demolition mess sitting in his range’s parking lot, this college shooting team drove up and went to work.

Doug Koenig headlines Real Avid’s newest Range Ready chapter, covering rifle optic mounting, zeroing, optimization, field preparation and post-range maintenance in episodes running through Sept. 22.

Comp-Tac’s International V2 keeps the draw that made the original an IDPA favorite, then trims the shell, deepens the optic cut and ships with three mounts in the box.

Beretta’s new APX A1 Ported is the first factory-ported gun in the family.

Competitors shooting the Hex or Hex Pro see no change to either pistol, but the agreement tells us something about where Jacob Grey is heading.

Boca Raton retailer debuts service that lets buyers purchase ammunition five dollars at a time, park it in a climate-controlled warehouse and call for it whenever the mood or the market turns.

Real Avid’s latest Range Ready installment covers handguns, with 21-time Bianchi Cup Champion Doug Koenig making the case that a good range day is decided at the bench.

The Team Taurus captain finished more than 30 points clear of the Ladies Open field at the Cardinal Shooting Center in Marengo, Ohio.

Nineteen loads spanning 9 mm to 6.5 PRC to 12-gauge buckshot, plus an all-new BC Max bullet, put Winchester’s competition catalog behind a single name.

Beretta’s rimfire pair is official—the $749 Tac Metal is shipping to dealers, while the SASP- and Tandemkross-tuned $969 Metal Competition is still in the wings.

The three-time Winter Olympian beat the next Lady finisher by more than six minutes at the NRA Whittington Center while placing sixth overall in Open.

Team Ruger’s Randi Rogers finished second in Open division and Gordon Carrell topped Grand Senior at the Aug. 1-2 regional outside Rapid City, South Dakota.

Harrison, the first woman to reach Grand Master in USPSA, will run Check-Mate magazines in competition for the Thomasville, Ga., manufacturer.

The 12-gauge TruBall load pushes a 1-ounce slug at 1,300 fps and is on dealer shelves now.

Designed in Germany on the ACRO footprint, the 3.3-MOA optic keeps the sealed housing and reworks nearly everything a shooter touches.

Updated bylaws, a promotion for Rick Brotzel to chief technology officer and a formal host-selection process for USPSA Nationals mark the association’s answer to five years of expansion.

The Team SIG Sauer shooter finished nearly 24 seconds ahead of runner-up A.J. Anthony across three days of USPSA Multigun competition.

Membership grew by more than 46 shooters a day, and first-quarter match activity climbed over 20 percent from last year.

After open-heart surgery kept him off the range for a year, USPSA’s Dan Click returns with hard-won lessons about listening to your body and surrounding yourself with good people.

USPSA’s Jake Martens on what defines practical shooting—from the 1976 Columbia Conference to today’s match culture—and why giving back keeps the sport growing.

Veteran RO Jay Worden shares field-tested methods for running a squad, from roll call and stage briefings to scoring calls and safety enforcement.

Charter USPSA member Heinie co-founded the 1911 Single Stack Classic at PASA in Barry, Ill., in the mid-1990s and remains one of the country’s premier custom pistol builders.

A little NROI history: scoring overlays.

SIG’s hammer-fired heavyweight enters the double-stack 1911 fight—a compensated, optics-ready race gun that runs P320 magazines, aimed squarely at USPSA Open, Multigun and Steel Challenge.

A 15-part content series from the DIY gun tool maker pairs the champion shooter’s expertise with a simple premise: preparation creates confidence.

Veteran RO Jay Worden draws on 30-plus years of major matches to walk through the tools, prep work and stage-reading habits that keep a USPSA stage safe and running on time.

In his first-ever Action Pistol match, Schmidt topped the Junior Rimfire leaderboard—and found the welcoming community that defines the discipline.

A first focal plane EBR-8 BDC MOA reticle, 21.6-ounce build and true 1X-to-10X magnification range aimed at multigun and IPSC Rifle shooters who refuse to choose between fast and far.

A club member’s cardiac arrest during April match setup became a survival story thanks to a former trauma nurse, the AED he keeps in his car and a crew that moved without hesitation.

Fourteen years after its founding, the Gary “Doc” Welt Memorial Match still draws sold-out crowds to Clearwater, Fla., with stages built around the memory of a retired Navy SEAL Master Chief.

The ultimate starting point for Steel Challenge success: a 34.6-ounce platform with a 4.4" threaded barrel, one-button takedown and the bones to span Rimfire Iron and Rimfire Open straight from the case.

The Berger duo topped more than 40 teams across two days of wind and heat in Wyoming, with targets stretching to 2,100 yards.

Brandon Powell took a second straight regional title and Madison Sharpe swept the Lady field at Quail Creek.

The Walther Arms shooter also claimed the Open .22 title and finished runner-up in the Open division at Green Valley.

The latest “Triggered” video follows ARC from a 700-woman training conference in Colorado to the inaugural Match Director Summit in Indiana.

Beretta’s 500th-anniversary year ushers in an optics-ready evolution of its steel-frame race gun—built to bridge USPSA Production and Carry Optics out of the box.

The Team Remington shooter posted a 186 of 200 at M&M Hunting Preserve to outlast 828 competitors in the Main Event and pocket a $10,000 payout.

NROI’s Jodi Humann on the three forces that make or break a club: how competitors treat each other, how rules get applied and who’s running the show.

NROI’s Troy McManus tackles the most common USPSA rules questions—plus a look at the Match Director certification, IPSC endorsement and seminar slots filling fast.

The shooting sports community mourns the loss of Gary “Mr. Overlay” Stevens, a longtime USPSA competitor and match official.

A Level I cert gets you to the range. Real USPSA officiating, with long days and gray-area calls under pressure, is where ROs are actually made.

Managing Director Alan Turner charts the next chapter for practical shooting—new tech, junior pathways and a club-rewards engine built to scale the sport.

One rule changed, and only one: a red dot is now an option. The scoring, the gear and the 10-round magazine—all untouched.

Flying domestically with your competition gear is legal, routine and entirely smooth—if you treat it like a stage plan instead of a coin flip.

Kurt and Maria Grimes turned California’s Area 2 into Steel Challenge’s hottest ticket—471 shooters, 600 meals and even root beer floats at the BBQ.

The Atlanta coach and CZ Shadow 2 devotee joins one of practical shooting’s most established competitive rosters.

Built on a Ruger and Magpul collaboration, the RXM Full Size centers on a serialized stainless steel fire control insert.

Todd Hitch strings together back-to-back 99s to win Main Event HOA by three targets in 354-competitor field at 2026 Mississippi State Sporting Clays Championship.

Mastering rule citations, how to properly answer the exam questions and more.

As the Magical Mystery Tour concludes, the Hunters HD Gold Command Center Experience makes its debut.

Veteran USPSA stage designer Jay Worden on the construction details that separate a stage holding together from one falling apart after a few squads.

Team Remington shooters dominate 600-plus field in Houston, with Powell winning by three targets and Sharpe by four.

After 14 years building rifle and pistol upgrades, Tandemkross debuts its first complete rifle—and it’s the lightest premium semi-automatic .22 LR rimfire rifle you can buy.

Pro shooter Ryan Muller breaks down the equipment rules for ARC’s Stock, Limited and Open divisions, from red-dot-only sighting systems to triple-optic setups with bipods.

Taurus Team Captain Jessie Harrison claims Ladies Carry Optics, Ladies Open and Ladies Overall titles in Titusville.

Fifth video in ARC beginner series covers confirming zero at 100 yards, managing height-over-bore at close range and dialing elevation for long-range targets.

Hornady-sponsored shooter tops 20-stage PRS competition in Diagonal, Iowa, teammate Joe Thielen rounds out top three.

How the volunteer spirit that built practical shooting from the ground up continues to drive the organization past 40,000 members.

Father-and-son practical shooters Billy and Brayden Herrington built a powerful bond through USPSA competition.