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NRA SANCTIONED 2015 NATIONAL RIFLE & PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIPS Camp Perry, OH SHOOTER'S NEWS | M-15 REVIEW | SCORE SHEETS | COMING EVENTS APRIL 2015 | VOL. 28 NO. 4 SPOR TS NRA’S COMPETITIVE SHOOTING JOURNAL NRA STATE CHAMPIONS PREVIEW: 2015 NRA WORLD SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP, PRESENTED BY MAGPUL JUST RELEASED The Purest Gold Bullion Coin in U.S. History $Each Only50 2015 New Releases IRA Approved 2Over Spot Price* Plus Priority Shipping & Insurance Britannia Limit 2 of each per household Check or Money Order Shark IRA ELIGIBLE 2015 $50 American African Lion Buffalo Gold Coin AVAILABLE 0.5% Red-Tailed Hawk Coin images are AT ONLY for representation only & are not to scale above our actual dealer cost** Ask About Limit 5 per household Great Quantity Maple Leaf Pricing Exclusive NRA Member Introductory Offer Accepted Gold Payment Methods Philharmonic Call today and receive the purity and beauty of the first ever WIRED FUNDS: Coins typically shipped 5-10 days after receipt & .9999 pure gold, legal tender series in U.S. history. 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Spot price determined solely by First Fidelity Reserve® at time of transaction. Please read important customer disclosures on our website or that accompany products purchased, including arbitration agreement. Images are not to scale Prices subject to change • Availability not guaranteed • No dealers please # 1.800.336.1630 2015 NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits BOOTH 3025 Beaumont, TX Vault Verification: FSSPTGS0415 • Offer Expires: 04/28/15 MEET MIKE FULJENZ NRA Member Show-Only See the $1,000,000 Gold Coin Tennessee sales tax applies to America's Gold Expert,® Author Prices on Certified Rare Portfolio & Finest Known, Rare Gold Follow purchases made at 2015 NRA Mike Fuljenz ® Shop Online Now Annual Meetings and Exhibits. & Eddie Eagle GunSafe Sponsor Gold Investments Coins Prepared by Expert Mike Fuljenz firstfidelityreserve.com COMPETITOR’S CORNER here was significant change passed at the Smallbore Committee meeting last September that needs to be brought to the attention of competitors. In order to enter the National Smallbore Rifle Champi- onships you now must be in possession of a Smallbore classifica- tion card issued by the NRA, or a recognized National Governing TBody like USA Shooting or CMP. Unclassified competitors will no longer be allowed entry into the National Championships. If you plan on attending the championships, please be sure that you obtain the necessary classification. We are still interested in locating experienced target pullers for the 2015 Fullbore Rifle Championship and the 2015 World Long Range Rifle Champi- onships. We are interested in volunteers, groups, clubs, competitors, etc., that might help us out. If you know of a group that would like to use this as a fund raiser, we will train them on how to pull targets and score. High school and/or college students, at least 18 years old, interested in earning a few hundred extra dollars before returning to school are also welcome. The NRA will manage the hiring of target pullers. Target pullers will be paid a flat rate of $75.00 per day plus have their housing furnished in either a hutment or a barracks room. We can be contacted at [email protected]. We are in need of approximately 130 target pullers. Target pullers will also receive official World Championship mementos for their participation. The NRA National Matches programs are posted and online at the NRA web site. If a program has the word “preliminary” attached to it, don’t let that scare you. It only means that the advertisements, etc., are not yet in place. The content posted is final. Once we have sold all of the advertise- ment space, and the ads have been created, they will be added to the program and it will then become “final.” Silhouette competition will be undergoing a change, moving away from the match books, currently sold for participation, and onto the NRA Clas- sification System. Competitors should not notice any significant changes in that the current classification ratings will be converted to the long stand- ing NRA classifications. Master, AAA, AA, A, B will become High Master, Master, Expert, Sharpshooter, and Marksman respectively. Classification cards will be issued according to data collected in 2013, 2014, and 2015. This change will help maintain consistency with other NRA programs and make for much improved ease of use with the new NRA web site when it’s completed. Next up on the schedule is the MidwayUSA & NRA Bianchi Cup, May 20-23 at the Green Valley Rifle & Pistol Club in Columbia, MO. Entry information can be found at http://bianchicup.nra.org. Space is limited so register early if you want to compete. Dennis L. Willing Director, NRA Competitive Shooting Division 4 APRIL 2015 | SHOOTINGSPORTSUSA.COM MENTOR PROGRAM Introducing the NRA Mentor Program Attention Competitors! Many Americans have never been introduced to the shooting sports by neither a friend, family member, nor colleague. NRA Publications is proud to announce a new initiative to get more people to the range in a safe, comfortable way. Please take time to read the following message from NRA Publications Executive Director Doug Hamlin: Dear Reader: What if you learned that coming soon, you could help the NRA grow and get stronger, help good people in your community, and have a chance to win valuable gift cards, while taking part in one of your favorite activities? We hope every Shooting Sports USA reader will join in the soon-to-be-launched NRA Mentor Program, an outreach from NRA Publications in conjunction with SIG Sauer and Magpul Industries.
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