Terry Raahauge 2nd Annual Memorial Shoot
Terry Raahauge 2nd Annual Memorial Shoot In support of the American Cancer Society Saturday July 30th & Sunday July 31st Terry Raahauge lost his battle to cancer in 2013. He was a well-liked, fair, and honest man, and his family name is known by hunting and sporting clay enthusiasts all over the State of California. We […]
The New Ambassadors
Let These Kids Take The Lead Story and photographs by Oleg Volk Most athletes start […]
Side By Side With Menfolk
These GRITS Girls Are Southern Alright – Girls R eally Into Shooting Story and Photographs by Dana farrell Shotguns come in a variety of types – single shot, pump action, autoloading, side by side and over and under. There is a diehard group of shotgun shooters and collectors who consider a side by side the […]
Blazing The Trail – Kenda Lenseigne
Story by Robin Taylor Photographs by David Mechin, Douglas Smith, Kristen Daulton and J2 Photography All the shooting sports have unusual athletes. Call them champions, or even stars. Among the stars you find greats that do more than win. They change the sport. Kenda Lenseigne grew beyond star status some time ago, becoming part […]
BRADY OLSON tackles teenage shooter
If you haven’t yet heard, right here in our backyard at the North Thurston High School in Lacy, Wash. a 16-year-old boy shot off rounds in the school terrifying students and causing a stampede. While this is becoming commonplace, sadly but I draw your attention to the high school teacher who tackled this kid rendering […]
NYPD Officer Involved Shooting Incidents
1994 – 2000 0-2 Yards = 1,188 or 69% 3-7 Yards = 332 or 19% 8-15 Yards = 109 or 6% 16-25 Yards = 24 or % 25+ Yards = 31 or 2% TOTALS = 1,719 or 99% *Excerpt From: “Officer-Involved Shootings: What We Didn’t Know Has Hurt Us ©” By Thomas J. Aveni, M.S., […]