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USA Shooting NATIONAL RECORDS As of January, 2018 USA Shooting recognizes national records for each ISSF, special event, and developmental events recognized by USA Shooting. For the junior category, records will be recognized for Junior (open), J2, and J3. Senior, Intermediate Senior, and Veteran Senior category records will also be recognized. To be recognized as a national record, the score must be fired in a USA Shooting recognized special or developmental event or an ISSF event in a USA Shooting sanctioned competition. The competition must have been conducted on facilities that meet all technical requirements for distances, timing, etc. The competitor who fired the record score must be a current USA Shooting member and have used only equipment that completely fulfills all requirements for that event as per the General Technical Rules. If equipment control was not conducted at the beginning of the competition, the competition director may conduct a special equipment control to certify that the competitor’s equipment fulfilled these conditions. National records may not be set in leagues or postal competitions. Individual records may be set in those events that contain a minimum of 5 competitors for any event. Any event fired at a reduced distance with reduced distance targets, must follow all requirements of the official event. (i.e. 50-meter events reduced to 50-feet must follow requirements for the 50-meter event.) Team records have been retired. National records will be recognized if the score is fired in an international competition supervised by the ISSF. The competitor must have been a member of the USA Shooting sponsored team for that activity. Coaches and athletes are responsible for notifying USA Shooting of records shot outside of the USA. 1 of 20 USA Shooting NATIONAL RECORDS As of January, 2018 PISTOL RIFLE SHOTGUN 50 METER FREE PISTOL 300 METER FREE RIFLE – 3X40 TRAP MEN & WOMEN 125 TARGETS 25 METER RAPID FIRE PISTOL 300 METER FREE RIFLE – PRONE TRAP WOMEN 75 TARGETS 25 METER CENTER FIRE PISTOL 300 METER STANDARD RIFLE – 3X20 TRAP MEN & WOMEN 250 TARGETS 25 METER STANDARD PISTOL 50 METER SMALLBORE RIFLE – PRONE (INTEGER SCORING) DOUBLE TRAP MEN 150 TARGETS 25 METER SPORT PISTOL 50 METER SMALLBORE RIFLE – PRONE (DECIMAL SCORING) DOUBLE TRAP MEN 300 TARGETS 50 FOOT FREE PISTOL 50 METER SMALLBORE RIFLE – 3 POSITION (KPS) SKEET MEN & WOMEN 125 TARGETS 50 FOOT RAPID FIRE PISTOL 50 FOOT SMALLBORE RIFLE – PRONE (INTEGER SCORING) SKEET WOMEN 75 TARGETS 50 FOOT CENTER FIRE PISTOL 50 FOOT SMALLBORE RIFLE – PRONE (DECIMAL SCORING) SKEET MEN & WOMEN 250 TARGETS 50 FOOT STANDARD PISTOL 50 FOOT SMALLbORE RIFLE – 3 POSITION (KPS) 50 FOOT SPORT PISTOL 10 METER AIR RIFLE - STANDING (INTEGER SCORING) 10 METER AIR PISTOL 10 METER AIR RIFLE – STANDING (DECIMIAL SCORING) *KPS = The new order for shooting 3 position rifle: Kneeling, Prone, Standing USA Shooting recognizes national records in the events listed below. To be directly taken to the listed event, please click on the title. Coaches and athletes are responsible for notifying USA Shooting of records shot outside of the USA. 2 of 20 USA Shooting NATIONAL RECORDS As of January, 2018 50 METER FREE PISTOL 60 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men bill Demarest 577 6/4/2000 Men Junior Neal Caloia 554 7/27/1990 Men Junior J. Gonzalez 554 5/25/1994 Men J2 Grant Saylor 537 6/20/1997 Men J3 Steve Cummings 497 12/1/1995 Senior Ben Amonette 553 7/1/2000 00 US Int’l Shooting Champs Atlanta, GA Intermediate Senior Ben Amonette 554 10/10/2011 2011 Cavalier Pistol PTO Montpelier, VA 07 Desert Midwinter Int’l Veteran Senior Steve Locatelli 537 2/15/2007 Champs Phoenix, AZ 25 METER RAPID FIRE PISTOL 60 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men Keith Sanderson 591 6/8/2012 2012 USASNC Ft. Benning, GA Men Junior brad balsley 581 2/15/2008 08 3x Rapid Fire Pistol PTO Ft. Benning, GA Men J2 Jack Leverett III 571 6/24/17 17 Suhl Jr World Champs Suhl, Germany Men J3 Senior John McNally 583 9/25/2006 06 Southeastern Regional Ft. Benning, GA Intermediate Senior Robert W. Aylward 539 3/24/2009 09 Spring Selection Ft. Benning, GA Veteran Senior Renold Schilke 556 11/15/14 14 AZ State Pistol PTO Phoenix, AZ 25 METER CENTER FIRE PISTOL 30+ 30 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men John bickar 594 5/10/2002 02 Spring Selection Atlanta, GA Men Junior Men J2 Men J3 Senior Eric Weeldreyer 583 6/26/2003 03 USASNC Ft. Benning, GA Intermediate Senior Renold Schilke 582 7/11/1999 1999 Wolf Creek Monthly PTO Atlanta, GA Veteran Senior Renold Schilke 574 10/20/2012 Phoenix October PTO Phoenix, AZ Coaches and athletes are responsible for notifying USA Shooting of records shot outside of the USA. 3 of 20 USA Shooting NATIONAL RECORDS As of January, 2018 25 METER STANDARD PISTOL 3x20 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men Darius R.Young 592 8/19/1978 Men Junior Men J2 Joseph Gonzales 569 8/21/1993 Men J3 John Durso 518 8/8/1996 Senior Eric Weeldreyer 564 6/26/2003 03 USASNC Ft. Benning, GA Intermediate Senior Renold Schilke 561 4/13/98 1998 Spring Selection Ft. Benning, GA Veteran Senior Renold Schilke 556 10/20/2012 Phoenix October PTO Phoenix, AZ 25 METER SPORT PISTOL 30+30 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men Junior J.P.Gonzales 587 4/8/1994 Men J2 Jack Leverett III 581 6/24/17 17 Suhl Jr World Champs Suhl, Germany Men J3 Steve Cummings 559 5/1/1995 Women Constance Petracek 590 5/17/1990 Women Junior Katelyn Abeln 578 9/20/17 2017 USAS RP Fall Selection Ft. Benning, GA Women J2 Katelyn Abeln 578 9/20/17 2017 USAS RP Fall Selection Ft. Benning, GA Women J3 Carson Saabye 556 4/23/2016 2016 RP NJOSC Colo Spgs, CO Senior brenda Silva 586 6/8/2013 13 USANC Ft. Benning, GA Intermediate Senior Elizabeth Callahan 577 6/17/2009 09 USASNC Ft. Benning, GA Veteran Senior Coaches and athletes are responsible for notifying USA Shooting of records shot outside of the USA. 4 of 20 USA Shooting NATIONAL RECORDS As of January, 2018 50 FOOT FREE PISTOL 60 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men Will G. brown 569 11/21/2015 15 November PTO Twin Falls, ID Men Junior C.C. Alvarez 548 2/22/1991 Men J2 Vlad Babiuc 512 4/9/2005 05 NJOSC Colo. Spgs, CO Men J3 Andrew D. Fischer 414 11/14/2004 04 Newberry PTO Newberry, SC Senior Stephen M Swartz 554 5/12/06 06 UTRPC Austin, TX Intermediate Senior Philip N. Thomas Sr. 524 2/1/2009 09 Lafayette Gun Club PTO Grafton, VA Salt Lake City, Veteran Senior Steve Locatelli 528 9/27/2009 09 Utah PTO UT 50 FOOT RAPID FIRE PISTOL 60 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men Dmitriy Shteyman 571 2/16/07 07 UTRPC Monthly PTO Austin, TX Men Junior Henry Dominick 488 4/11/06 06 Spring Selection Columbus, GA Men J2 Christopher Nona 500 8/31/2009 09 Southwest Regionals Rosenberg, TX Men J3 Ryan Davis 345 8/31/2009 09 Southwest Regionals Rosenberg, TX Senior Dmitriy Shteyman 532 8/31/2009 09 Southwest Regionals Rosenberg, TX 2010 Utah Rifle and Pistol Intermediate Senior Matthew C. DeLong 519 12/11/2010 PTO SLC, UT Veteran Senior Arnold Vitarbo 552 6/04/2010 2010 Southwest Regional SLC, UT Coaches and athletes are responsible for notifying USA Shooting of records shot outside of the USA. 5 of 20 USA Shooting NATIONAL RECORDS As of January, 2018 50 FOOT CENTER FIRE PISTOL 30+30 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men M.P.Makin 586 4/17/1993 Men Junior Men J2 Men J3 Senior Scott Engen 564 12/7/2001 01 UPMS PTO SLC, UT Intermediate Senior Matthew C DeLong Veteran Senior 50 FOOT STANDARD PISTOL 3x20 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men Darius R.Young 592 3/6/1982 Men Junior C.C.Alvarez 574 2/22/1991 Men J2 Henry Lee Dominick 507 10/31/2004 04 Newberry PTO Newberry, SC Men J3 Andrew Fischer 469 10/31/2004 04 Newberry PTO Newberry, SC Senior Anthony L Wood 541 2/25/06 06 Citadel Indoor PTO Charleston,SC Intermediate Senior Dr. Robert Moseley 547 6/1/2002 02 SW Regional SLC, UT Veteran Senior Arnold Vitarbo 551 6/04/2010 2010 Southwest Regional SLC, UT Coaches and athletes are responsible for notifying USA Shooting of records shot outside of the USA. 6 of 20 USA Shooting NATIONAL RECORDS As of January, 2018 50 FOOT SPORT PISTOL 30+30 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men Junior John bickar 582 12/19/1993 Men J2 Christopher Nona 539 8/30/2009 09 SW Regionals Rosenberg, TX Men J3 Andrew D. Fischer 471 10/31/2004 04 Newberry PTO Newberry, SC Senior Intermediate Senior Veteran Senior Women J. Lavelle 578 2/18/1994 Women Junior L.L.booth 548 2/18/1994 2012 Pioneer Shooting Women J2 Kendra byrwa 293 1/5/2012 Assc. PTO Women J3 Janna Longshore 478 1/16/2005 05 SC St JO Newberry, SC Senior Intermediate Senior Veteran Senior Coaches and athletes are responsible for notifying USA Shooting of records shot outside of the USA. 7 of 20 USA Shooting NATIONAL RECORDS As of January, 2018 10 METER AIR PISTOL Men = 60 Shots, Women = 60 Shots CATEGORY NAME SCORE DATE EVENT LOCATION Men Daryl Szarenski 590 12/3/2011 2012 Olympic Trials PT 1 Anniston, AL Men Junior Will brown 585 9/24/2011 2011 Champion of Champs.
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