Shooting

The Shooting Sport

When Focus is Everything

The national popularity of the Shooting Sport
has taken on many forms--handgun competition, rifle and shotgun sports, hunting and field shooting, and simple target practice.

An important aspect of
the firearms industry is
firearms collecting.
Antique, classic or
historical guns
are a vastly important
portion of the shooting
sport spectrum.

The Austro-Hungarian Cavalry adopted the 8mm Roth-Steyer
in 1907...

For the handgunner,
the basic choice is either
a semi-automatic pistol
or a revolver.

They come in so many
flavors and calibers, one
can scarcely do them
all justice in just
one Webpage ...

A favorite with many
shooters who own
.45ACP caliber
semi-automatic
pistols is the 1911
style handgun devloped
by John M. Browning...

Nearly every firearm manufacturer
now fashions at least one or more
models of the popular 1911 style
pistol. This is a Kimber Stainless
Target, in .45ACP, with only minor,
but important, internal
enhancements.

The intricate yet simple
mechanics of the semi-automatic
repeatedly amaze shooters,
and the 1911 endears itself
to male and female
shooters alike.

Never wishing to diminish
the important revolver,
Smith & Wesson is still as popular a manufacturer
as ever...

The 625-3 with 5" barrel,
in .45ACP...

When considering a handgun
for personal protection,
the Sig Sauer is often
a choice of law enforcement
and Federal agents.
...Though by no means
the only choice available.

...a Model P-229 in .40 S&W
with CompTac cross-draw
molded holster...

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