Team - North Dakota Shooting Sports Cowboy Lever Action Silhoutte Nationals July 4-7, 2017 Whittington Center, Raton, NM Brock Tokach - Mandan Ross Hillerson - Dickinson Dave Tokach - Mandan !st place team AA- Pistol Caliber Lever Action 2nd place team AAA - Smallbore Lever Action
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2017 Cowboy Lever Action Silhoutte Nationals
USA Shooting : Press Releases
USA Shooting : Press Releases- First Stage of U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Air Pistol Sees Mowrer and Lagan Take Leads
- Part One of Air Pistol Olympic Trials Gets Underway Sunday in Colorado Springs
- Lucas Kozeniesky And Mary Tucker Lead The Field After First Stage Of U.S. Olympic Team Trials For Air Rifle
- USA Shooting Promotes Sharee Waldron to Chief Operations Officer
- Colorado Springs Hosts Winter Air Gun Championships and Olympic Trials
- World Shooting Para Sport Championships Conclude in Sydney
- Dahl Makes Second Straight Final in R9 Mixed 50m Prone
- Dahl is Top American on Day Four of World Shooting Para Sport Championships
- Dates for Olympic Trials - Mark Your Calendar
- Connor, Elliott and Skinner Medal in Mixed Team Events as World Cup Final Concludes
NRA-ILA News
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Michigan: Committee Hearing Bills to Protect 2A in Emergencies
On October 28th, the House Government Oversight Committee will hear House Bills 5187 and 5188, to ensure that Second Amendment rights remain protected during a state of emergency.
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North Carolina: Pitt County Bans Lawful Carry On County Property
On Monday, the Pitt County Board of Commissioners voted 5-3 to pass an amendment to the county’s Law Enforcement Ordinance No. 4, to ban concealed handgun permit holders from possessing handguns in county owned or controlled buildings. This is despite a Board member saying they surveyed county employees and found that the overwhelming majority were in favor of allowing concealed handguns on county property.
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Wisconsin: Senate Committee Advances Concealed Carry Reciprocity Bill
Yesterday, the Senate Committee on Insurance, Licensing and Forestry voted 3-2 to pass Senate Bill 516, for Wisconsin to recognize concealed carry permits from all states. It is now eligible for floor debate in the full Senate.
