“Now, more than ever, good men and women of conscionable moral stature must thoughtfully impose themselves into the national conversation over responsible firearms ownership and use,” notes Randy Lawrence in this issue’s “Wingshooting” column. “More than ever before we must be aware of the image we project in social media and town meetings, in how we represent ourselves when we are out shooting. Never before has grassroots activism in the form of thoughtful recruitment and professional firearms instruction been more urgently needed.”
With our rights to own firearms under a particularly strong microscope now, Randy—like the rest of us should—understands that with rights come responsibilities, which must include ensuring that shooting be portrayed in a positive light. And that the shooting sports not only thrive, they grow.
Shotgunning Mentors by Staff
They are a vital part of the grand plan for the clay target sports—a sterling key to our game’s growth.
2013 New Shotguns Roundup by Nick Sisley
Here’s a peek at new models for both clays busters and wingshooters just now showing up on dealers’ shelves.
NSCA Instructor's "Patch" Of Pride by Staff
Becoming a certified shotgunning coach is the best way to ensure a bright future for our sport—one student at a time.
The Florida Challenge by Diane Nelson
Many competitors took advantage of the warmup 5-Stands at Bradford Sportsman’s Farm in in northern Florida.
Seminole Cup by Diane Nelson
Wendell Cherry earned HOA at the Seminole Cup in Okeechobee Florida.
Browning Briley World Open by Tony Monzingo
Winners at the Browning Briley World Open held at Rio Brazos Hunting Preserve were champion Anthony Matarese, Browning’s Scott Grange, and runner-up Bobby Fowler.
June 2013 Issue!
