Rising Shooting Stars Sponsored By SAVAGE

Fifteen-year-old Sabrina Smith has earned her Distinguished Rifleman’s Badge, a spot on the National Junior Team and the Ohio Governor’s Trophy — all before she can legally drive a car.

“Outside of shooting I am a brother, a son, a grandson and a 17-year-old trying to grow as a person and help people as I was helped out by many people ..."

What does it take to shoot airgun pellets out to 100 yards with accuracy?

"I shoot for myself but also to honor my family members who have come before me ..."

The shooting sports sustain and unite this father-son duo ... what an NRA Family!

Some of the best shooters weren't born with gun in hand at all ... as Libby proves, "natural" ability isn't necessary.

They call her "Braided Steel," and here's why!

Ever met someone who won their Distinguished Rifleman’s Badge and President’s 100 tab in the same week? Now you have.

Most entries to competition may happen by "accident," but in Connor's case, it was clearly kismet.