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In Product Focus, Field Editor Chris Christian reviews the new Walther PDP Match Steel Frame 9 mm handgun. Plus, Field Editor Art Merrill shares his evaluation of Texas-based 4140 Armory's 5.56 mm NATO 75-grain Hornady Match ammunition. Also, be sure to read Range Bag with USA Shooting air pistol competitor James Hall.
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Our most anticipated pistol is almost ready for launch. We have put over 5,000 rounds through our first prototype and are extremely happy with it. This is a very flat-shooting pistol with balanced recoil and a smooth, house-made trigger. It will accept most common-use double-stack 1911 magazines. The DLC coating is shiny and easy to clean while maintaining a smooth, lubricious appearance and exceptional durability at contact points. Please check out our website to read about the motivation behind the Romulus 1911 double stack. This pistol is 100% made in the USA, with over 99% of the fabrication done in Duluth, Georgia. Read More
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"Perfect ammo. Really makes a difference on grouping. Very Precise," wrote Adao J, one of Staccato's happy customers. Staccato's Match Ammo consistently shoots sub-1" groupings at 25 yards through a Staccato handgun. Try it for yourself and experience the accuracy and joy of shooting Staccato 9mm Ammo through your handgun or PCC. Shop Ammo.
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Ballistic Tip Ammunition is made for knocking down whitetail, right where they stand. Nosler's original Ballistic Tip bullet is the key: it delivers the controlled expansion and punch you need turn a whitetail's lights out. For off switch-level performance, it's got to be Ballistic Tip Ammo. Read More
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This issue also includes a preview of the U.S. Olympic Shooting Team heading to France later this month. Another must-read is P.E. Fitch's review of the new Canik TTI Combat, which is the company's factory-compensated pistol. Finally, don't miss Field Editor Chris Christian's feature outlining the advantages of using coated lead bullets for competition.
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Team Winchester's Zach Kienbaum captured the Individual Overall Championship title at the 2024 World FITASC Sporting Clays Championship, hosted by Games Unlimited in Hudson, Wisconsin, June 24-30. Kienbaum was crowned the champion after posting a score of 189 that placed him at the top of the Open division leaderboard. Read More
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The Paris 2024 Olympic Games will kick off with the Opening Ceremony on Friday, July 26, and conclude with the Closing Ceremony on Sunday, August 11. Dates for the shooting events are July 27 to August 5. There are 15 shooting events on the Paris 2024 Olympics program. All Paris 2024 Olympics shooting events will be held at the Chateauroux Shooting Center, which is located about 170 miles south of Paris. Read More
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Four rifle athletes are representing Team USA this summer at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, July 26- to August 11. The U.S. rifle athletes are Rylan Kissell, Ivan Roe, Sagen Maddalena and Mary Tucker. Rylan Kissell, of Denver, Colorado, is the most recent athlete to qualify for the Paris 2024 Games. Kissell finished second overall at the conclusion of the U.S. Olympic Trials-Air Gun this past January, a three-part competition. Read More
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More than 160 competitors took to the firing line for the Civilian Marksmanship Program's 2024 High Power Warm-Up Matches held at Camp Perry, Ohio, June 20-23. Leading one of the featured competitions—the Ohio Governor's Match—was 15-year-old Sabrina Smith, a resident of Concord Township, Ohio, who posted a score of 487-9X—three points ahead of the runner-up. Read More
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Team Remington veteran Wendell Cherry topped the Senior division leaderboard at the 2024 World FITASC Championship hosted by Game Unlimited in Hudson, Wisconsin, on June 24-30. Cherry walked away from the competition with a final score of 183, one point ahead of the Senior class runner-up, Alessandro Gaetani of Italy. Read More
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Smith & Wesson has expanded its Model 1854 lever-action rifle lineup with new models chambered in .45 Colt. The new .45 Colt options join the original models in the Model 1854 series chambered in .44 Rem. Mag. that were released at SHOT Show 2024 earlier this year. Read More
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Remington Research and Development Engineer Logan Henry captured the High Over All and High All-Around titles—plus a host of additional event top finishes—at the 2024 Arkansas State Trapshooting Championship, held at the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation Shooting Sports Complex in Jacksonville, Arkansas, June 19-23. Read More
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Burris Optics sponsored shooter Camdyn Powers topped the Ladies division leaderboard at the 2024 NRL22 Championship in Frederic, Wisconsin, June 21-23. In addition, she finished in seventh place on the overall leaderboard. A field-style match, this year's competition featured 22 stages and a round count of 220. Read More
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New from Walther Arms is the PDP Pro-E, which is described by the company as a "hybrid" model intended to occupy the space between the standard PDP and PDP Pro handguns. Chambered in 9 mm Luger, the PDP Pro-E is available in full-size with a 4½-inch barrel and 20-round capacity, along with a compact four-inch barrel version with 18-round capacity. Read More
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"Camp Perry Again!" was the headline added to the NRA's June 1946 issue of Tournament News as it was going to press, followed by one in the July 1946 issue of The American Rifleman that read "Shooting Classic Revived After Wartime Suspension." Confirmation about the 1946 National Matches did not come until shortly before the August start date, and the program was without high power competition or the National Board team pistol event, but the return of the National Matches at Camp Perry—in any capacity—was considered a triumph. Read More
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Student-athletes and teams from 456 high schools located across to country will participate at the 2024 USA High School Clay Target League National Championship, held at the Michigan Trapshooting Association range in Mason, Michigan, July 10-14. Read More
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Team Remington shooting athlete Sheaffer Stanfill secured championship titles in both the Doubles and 12-Gauge events during the recent U.S. Open Skeet Championship. There were 16 gun clubs around the country that concurrently hosted the competition on June 21-23. Read More
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Federal Ammunition has expanded its Champion Training handgun product lineup with a new 30 Super Carry 90-grain full metal jacket load. This new 90-grain full metal jacket load has 1,300 f.p.s. muzzle velocity and 338 foot-pounds of energy from the muzzle. At 25 yards, velocity is 1,228 f.p.s. and energy is 301 foot-pounds, dropping to 1,166 f.p.s. velocity and 272 foot-pounds of energy at 50 yards. Read More
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