Whether you are shooting at a target or moving clays, it's you and your firearm. Shooting requires proper body positioning, a strong upper body, motor skills, balance, and acute attunement with your breath and concentration. For shooters to demonstrate proficiency with their pistol or rifle, they must know their firearm confidently, from practicing firearm safety to firearm cleaning, maintenance, and donning the proper ear and eye protection. When we protect our shooters, we keep this sport safe and healthy for all.
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