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May 23rd, 2025

Registration Opens for 2025 NRA World Shooting Championship

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The 2025 NRA World Shooting Championship will take place at Camp Atterbury, Indiana, September 30 through October 4, 2025. This eighth NRA World Shooting Championship will have both professional and amateur divisions. Approximately $250,000 in cash and prizes are available to the field of competitors, with $25,000 awarded to the “World Shooting Champion” and $1,000 going to the winner of each stage of competition. This unique competition features multiple disciplines shot with firearms supplied by sponsors. All of the guns are provided and stage firearms become prizes. There are also cash prize awards for the top Pro Class competitors. SEE NRA World Championship Program.


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Registration for the 2025 NRA World Shooting Championship is now open. Register via the NRA Shooters Portal: Competitor.nra.org. Competitors are encouraged to register soon to secure their spot, as this match has filled up quickly in past years. Learn more about the NRA World Shooting Championship at wsc.nra.org.

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The NRA World Shooting Championship runs 9/30/25 through 10/4/2025. Presented by Walther Arms, this challenging event involves rifle, pistol, and shotgun shooting with a dozen disciplines — from short-range action pistol to long-range rifle.

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The NRA World Shooting Championship
This championship is designed to test individuals through multiple different challenging disciplines over four days of shooting (Team Shoot Day 4). Competitors compete in Professional and Amateur categories for cash and prizes of over $250,000. Walther and other sponsors will supply ALL firearms equipment and ammunition required for the 12 stages of competition.

To do well, competitors must be highly proficient in all shooting skills — rifle, pistol, shotgun, both rapid fire and precision. The 2025 stages are: Precision Standing Air Gun, Sporting Clays, NRA Precision Pistol, NRA America’s Rifle Challenge LVL2, FITASC, NRA ARC 2-Gun, PRS Rimfire, Biathlon, IDPA, SASS (Cowboy Action), PRS, and USPSA.

Six Side Matches
There are also six (6) side matches with different disciplines including falling plates. The event also has a Team Shoot.

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May 23rd, 2025

MidwayUSA Foundation Raises Over $1.2 Million for Youth Shooting Programs

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MidwayUSA Foundation hosted a donation drive throughout the month of April and raised an astounding $643,237 for youth shooting teams. Thanks to the Foundation’s matching program, funded by Larry and Brenda Potterfield, every dollar is matched, providing a total impact of $1.28 million. These funds help youth shooting teams cover essential expenses such as ammunition, targets, entry fees, and safety equipment, ensuring the participation of young athletes in shooting sports.

The Foundation also provided an additional $80,000 in endowment awards. West Virginia University’s Rifle Team (WVU) raised over $120,000 to earn the top prize of $15,000. “We are delighted to be the winners of the April Donation Drive, and we have to thank our donors for making that happen,” said Head Coach Jon Hammond. “The Foundation provides an amazing resource to junior and youth shooting programs[.]”

The teams that rounded out the top five include:
2nd Place: Kanabec County Clay Busters [MN] – winning an additional $12,500
3rd Place: Prescott Bird Busters [AZ] – winning an additional $10,000
4th Place: Battle Ground Academy [TN] – winning an additional $7,500
5th Place: Pillager Clay Target Team [MN] – winning an additional $5,000

midwayusa foundation april 2025The MidwayUSA Foundation is a 501(c)(3) public charity working to sustain and grow youth shooting sports by providing long-term funding to youth shooting teams. Every donation is tax-deductible. The Foundation supports all shooting disciplines. To learn more about the MidwayUSA Foundation visit MidwayUSAFoundation.org.

MidwayUSA Foundation S.E. Program Manager Jeff McClure stated: “Helping teams and organizations grow their accounts through participation in our incentive programs is top of the list. Where else can teams open an account, be provided multiple ways to grow that account, and have all donations matched?” WVU’s Head Coach added: “The generosity of the Potterfield family is incredible, as well as the vision … to help all these junior shooting programs across the USA. We highly recommend all programs have a MidwayUSA Foundation account and work hard to build it year over year.”

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