Hornady will host the Zombies in the Heartland 3-Gun Match May 29-31, 2026, at Heartland Public Shooting Park in Grand Island, Nebraska. The match features reactive targets and requires competitors to use pistol, rifle, and shotgun, or pistol-caliber carbine and shotgun in the PCC Division. Registration is open via Practiscore.
Federal Ammunition sponsored shooter Kayle Browning won gold in Women's Trap at the Abu Dhabi Shotgun Grand Prix, defeating Italy's Jessica Rossi and Poland's Sandra Bernal with a perfect 30/30 final score. The 2020 Olympic silver medalist competed among 165 of the world's best trap and skeet shooters from 26 countries.
MacKenzie Sookhoo led Game 6 of the 2025-2026 National Intercollegiate Rifle League with a 614.5 score, as the University of Rhode Island posted 2,328.8 to lead standings at 2,313.5 average. Georgia Military College finished second at 1,219.4 in the match.
Team Remington dominated the RC Cup Main Event, with Brandon Powell, Turner Parcell, and Michael Luongo finishing first, second, and third respectively among nearly 350 entrants. The 950-target event at South Florida Shooting Club in Palm City, Florida attracted over 500 total shooters and concluded February 1, 2026.
Scopos launched the 2026 National Air Rifle New Shooter League and National Air Pistol League with Week 1 competition. Daniel Boone MCJROTC and Lafayette Gun Club set early paces in their respective leagues, while Ooltewah AJROTC edged Stony Point NJROTC by 3.3 points in a tight air rifle match.
Winchester Ammunition and White Flyer sport shooters will compete at the 2026 Jack Link's Cup February 10-15 at Quail Creek Sporting Ranch in Florida. Team member Mike Wilgus won the 2025 NSCA National Sporting Clays Championship. Winchester introduces the new AA Super Spreader 12-gauge load with expanded pattern capabilities.
Rob Nabower, Ballistics Manager for Berger Bullets & Ammunition, won the Arizona State Smallbore Prone Championship at Ben Avery Shooting Complex.
Burris Optics Shooting Team Member Camdyn Powers achieved a dominant 2025 season with seven first-place finishes and won the IPRF PR22 Rimfire World Championship Ladies Division title, competing for Team USA against 256 elite shooters from 21 countries. Powers credits her success to discipline, faith, and her preferred Burris XTR Pro optic.
Championship week is here for the National Air Rifle League; the games are set for both the Sporter and Precision leagues.
Federal Ammunition congratulates Vincent Hancock on his excellent performance in Men’s Skeet at the ISSF World Cup Final in Doha, Qatar, held December 4-9. Hancock finished 2nd in the tournament, earning a World Cup Final silver medal.
Krieghoff International celebrates the impressive results of Christian Elliott and Will Hinton at the 2025 ISSF World Cup Final in Doha, Qatar, where both Team Krieghoff athletes closed the season with gold medal wins for Team USA in their respective events.
Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) acknowledges Team Ruger's outstanding year of competition, highlighted by their precision, consistency and award-winning accomplishments. Leading the way, Team Ruger’s Captain Doug Koenig capped off an exceptional year with five first-place finishes, two second-place finishes and one third-place finish.
Krieghoff International congratulates the Team Krieghoff sponsored shooters who claimed podium finishes at the USA Shooting 2025 Shotgun Fall Selection Match in Tucson, Arizona this November, qualifying each of them for future U.S. National Shotgun Team rosters.
Hillsdale College shotgun athlete Ava Downs ’27 helped the U.S. take home a bronze medal at the 2025 ISSF Shotgun World Championship near Athens, Greece, on Oct. 18. Downs and Walton Eller represented the U.S. in trap mixed team, in which rank is determined by the combined scores of one male and one female athlete from each country.
Four-time Olympic Gold Medalist Vincent Hancock leads the list of Federal Ammunition-sponsored shooters who recently earned their way onto U.S. National Shotgun Teams for future events.
The Lapua Monarch Cup, North America’s premier smallbore rifle silhouette competition, has announced its official 2026 schedule. Now entering its fifth year, the Cup features a two-part series of smallbore standard rifle silhouette matches hosted in the United States and Mexico.
The 2025 - 2026 National Intercollegiate Rifle League concluded its fourth and final Fall match in standing air rifle, where each athlete fires 60 shots in decimal and team scores combine the top four shooters.
In the Sporter League, #1 Fontana MCJROTC held the top spot at 7-0 after a bye week. North Brunswick AJROTC improved to 6-1 with a recorded 1136.2, while Walton County Air Rifle capped a 7-0 regular season by turning back Sickles AFJROTC.
Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. recognizes the outstanding performance of Team Ruger member Steve Foster at the Mississippi State Steel Challenge Championship held in Florence, MS.
Lincoln High School represented The Natural State at the Student Air Rifle National competition Nov. 8, and one marksman, Brayden Watson, earned top-shooter in the 11th Grade Division. Watson also took top honors in a secondary shoot to test a new scoring system that will help bring the program up to speed with similar Olympic-style marksmanship competitions.