Paul man is in custody after running from authorities while being in possession of a BB gun on Saturday morning troopers were dispatched to a crash in the area of I-35E south and Cayuga Street just before 9:25 a.m authorities saw a man in the area with what appeared to be a “rifle-style” weapon State Patrol said that troopers tried to make contact with the 40-year-old man but he ran away and hid near the MnDOT building near I-35E and Maryland Avenue Paul police used pepperball to get him out of hiding and eventually arrested him Officials discovered that the man had a rifle-style BB gun in his possession The man was booked into Ramsey County jail for carrying a BB gun in a public place and fleeing on foot Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public File may contact KSTP via our online form or call 651-646-5555 NRA Women awarded Ruger the 2025 NRA Golden Bullseye for Rifle of the Year for its Ruger American Rifle Gen II presented at an invitation-only breakfast during the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits An adjustable length of pull and comb height allowed for a comfortable and accurate fit for each of the women; while its light weight and adjustable trigger made it a breeze to handle and shoot—especially for women with smaller hands and those new to shooting went on to take a blackbuck in the Texas Hill Country and a southern Texas whitetail doe later in the year The award was presented to Federal at an invitation-only breakfast during the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits The following remarks are from Anne Mauro's acceptance speech for the Golden Bullseye Award for NRA Industry Woman of the Year which took place at an invitation-only breakfast during the 154th NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits in Atlanta GTM will be celebrating mothers with its annual Mother’s Day Sale high-performance handbags designed for women to conceal carry with confidence Taking “remedial action” and clearing a malfunction is a good skill to have stopping to see what is going wrong and figuring out why is important Though not a direct correlation to firearms sales the NSSF-adjusted NICS data provide an additional picture of current market conditions A mother was forced to draw her pistol on her son after he threatened to burn down her house—with her inside What is your gut reaction to the image below The POF-USA Tombstone 9mm is an extreme example but it’s what you might call the logical conclusion of a much larger trend It’s hard to say whether there’s a renewed interest in lever guns or the interest never really faded in the first place or otherwise modern models are new—and they appear to be here to stay Many signal their embrace of modern enhancements by blacking out the lever gun’s traditional wood stock and steel barrel. The first of these that I recall was the Rossi R92 Triple Black which I covered at SHOT Show five or six years ago This kind of lever gun is so common today that it’s hard to remember how weirdly striking it was to see tactical enhancements on John Wayne’s sidekick I’m sure there are examples that predate the Rossi but that’s the first time it came across my radar And this trend may not have reached its zenith. Marlin first introduced their Dark Series rifles in 2019 but when they were acquired by Ruger the following year the company opted to reimagine the concept rather than abandon it From the adjustable stock to the full-length M-LOK rail to the radial muzzle brake these new Dark Series rifles recall the urban warfare of Fallujah more than the lonesome landscapes of the American West But they weren’t done. Even more recently, Marlin partnered with Magpul to outfit the 1895 Trapper with a polymer forend and adjustable stock Magpul made its name producing polymer parts for AR-platform rifles so their logo on a lever gun seems both out of place and right at home in this Brave New World How a traditional lever gun looks is a big reason I like to carry one around the woods It doesn’t have any knobs or bolts sticking out from the sides and the reds and browns of the wood stock contrast beautifully with the gray or black of the steel components Tactical lever guns are cool in the same way that Mad Max is cool but no one watches post-apocalyptic movies for the landscape sets It’s easier to mount accessories like lights and bipods Threaded barrels allow for muzzle brakes and suppressors and adjustable cheek risers aid in comfort and accurate shooting But many of these practical purposes can be better served by other rifle platforms It offers tons of options for accessories and optics and can be had in a wider variety of calibers It also holds more ammunition (generally speaking) Lever-action hunters might point out that the old cowboy guns are easier to carry and feel more natural to shoot so they can be carried with one hand on the receiver but adding a suppressor to the end kind of negates that benefit I also wonder how much of this opinion is based on years of practice rather than anything inherent in the platform I know more than a few three-gun competitors who are lightning fast with an AR if you prefer a lever gun for when a snap shot or a shot on a running animal might be necessary wouldn’t you rather have another round at the pull of a trigger Lever-action rifles are faster than bolt guns I don’t say any of this to knock the lever-action as an excellent hunting rifle But it seems to me that the benefits of a tactical lever gun are more fully realized in other platforms Don’t try to turn it into something it’s not I have sympathy for those who live in areas where semi-auto rifles are restricted a tactical-style lever-action might be the best option I’m leaning towards “abomination” rather than “innovation.” and if there’s one thing we’re good at Running alongside the black-on-black-on-black aesthetic is another group of lever guns that walk a middle line between modern and tactical. The Smith & Wesson 1854 is a good example I’m working on a review of this gun But closer inspection reveals a host of modern features such as a threaded barrel It looks more like a gun from the Old West but still lets me mount a light if I want to take it hog hunting or use it for home defense Henry’s new Lever Action Supreme Rifle is another example It also features a free-floated barrel to promote accuracy (something traditional lever guns struggled with) I’m also working on a review of this rifle and I can confirm the rifle offers modern performance in a more traditional style There are many other examples of this “middle way,” and it’s easy to see why this is the best way to marry lever guns and modernity without risking a messy divorce That’s not to say Winchester’s current models offer zero improvements over the original late-19th-century versions They take advantage of modern manufacturing techniques that make the rifles more durable and accurate (though some would say not that much more durable Winchester is even coming out with new models. The company recently introduced the .22 LR “Ranger,” which runs a very reasonable $430 MSRP. It looks like a variant of all their other lever guns, but the new chambering offers something for kids and small-game hunters. If you own and love a tactical lever gun, more power to you. That’s the great thing about firearms: there’s room enough for everyone to have their thing. In fact, rather than represent a rejection of the traditional, tactical lever actions may actually be a confirmation of the longevity of the design. Adam would know. He grew up in deer-dog country, where lever- and pump-action rifles were preferred for quick shots on running game. Rather than hate on the current trend, he just sees it as confirming what we already know: lever guns are awesome, and they aren’t going anywhere. And our ol’ pal the Emperor has been added to the game’s ever-growing roster of characters That means the Emperor can land in Fortnite and kill Goku with a shotgun will be able to load up and shoot some guns If that happens I’ll try to remember to update this blog and include an image of that please enjoy that image of the Emperor from Star Wars holding an assault rifle in Fortnite Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInAKRON Ohio (WOIO) - A suspect shot into a crowd of people on Saturday and hit two people including a teenager officers were called to the 100 block of E Tallmadge Avenue for an unwanted person at a “party center.” When officers arrived and spoke with the person a vehicle pulled out of the parking lot and fired multiple rounds into a crowd at the front of the building Officers found a 19-year-old on scene with a gunshot wound Another victim later went to the hospital with possibly related injuries Officers found multiple rifle rounds on the scene The investigation is ongoing and police have not made any arrests — Members of the Eugene Police Department have taken a man into custody after responding to reports of an armed man Friday afternoon in the 4700 block of Royal Avenue Police earlier had advised motorists to avoid the area while they searched for the man police were called after a man was reported to be holding a rifle and screaming that he was going to kill people in a parking lot at 4780 Royal Avenue but then he refused commands to move away from it," EPD said "Officers deployed 40mm less lethal when he got up and started walking toward the object." later identified as 47-year-old Jacob Don Daniels Residents in the 4900 block of Royal were advised to shelter in place Eugene Police Patrol and Drone Team resources responded "The Bearcat armored vehicle was brought the scene and Eugene Springfield Fire staged," the department said He is being charged with Disorderly Conduct "The object he was carrying turned out to be a bong in the shape of a semi-auto rifle," EPD's report states all4hunters.com had the opportunity to be one of the first media representatives to report on the new Haenel Jaeger NXT and the NXT straight-pull rifle family has continued to evolve – both in terms of model diversity and its popularity among hunters Reason enough to take a closer look at all the variants currently available At the end of the article you will also find an exciting announcement which can also be seen in the accompanying video A real fan community has now formed around the Haenel Jaeger NXT. The community is behind the concept, and apart from the recurring questions about further calibres, the renowned German gun manufacturer C.G. Haenel seems to have hit the bull's eye But there is one question that comes up regularly and which we will address at the end of this article But before we unravel the mystery surrounding this question we would first like to introduce you to the current NXT model family We won't give too much away at this point if we point out that we were able to shoot another video during our visit to C.G This gave us the opportunity to take an exclusive look at barrel production at Haenel so you can already look forward to an exciting insight into the manufacturing processes which we will soon be presenting to you here on all4shooters.com Speaking of barrels: did you know that Haenel also manufactures barrels for many other well-known brands The standard version of the Jaeger NXT – a straight-pull rifle with genuine manual cocking - was launched in autumn 2021 The patented action impresses with its simple but extremely safe operation The centrepiece is the innovative kickdown manual cocking device and chamber lock – a well thought-out solution that guarantees both safety and ease of use The Jaeger NXT Standard stands for fast cocking quick repeating and maximum reliability in everyday hunting The model is currently available in .308 Winchester and .30-06 Springfield calibres  –  and soon also in the popular 6.5 Creedmoor The stock of the Jaeger NXT DS immediately catches the eye which is characterised by a raised cheek piece and an overall shorter design compared to the standard version The pistol grip has also been revised and optimised for this model The aim was to develop a gun that is particularly aimed at shooters of smaller stature and especially female shooters The calibre selection for this model is limited to .308 Winchester although the 6.5 Creedmoor will also be available shortly The overall length of the model is 103.5 cm with a weight of 3.2 kg What all models in the NXT series have in common is that they are ergonomically fully customised to the needs of the shooter moves the bolt body in a linear motion and simultaneously ensures that the rotating bolt head locks securely in the barrel and that the bolt is only cocked during locking The composite construction makes this Haenel NXT Composite variant even more robust and durable The height-adjustable cheek piece can be quickly and intuitively adjusted at the touch of a button – allowing for precise alignment of the sight line even when the rifle is in the aiming position The system is complemented by interchangeable stock caps which allow length of pull to be adjusted without the need for tools thus enabling optimum customisation to the shooter's individual requirements.The composite construction gives the rifle an exceptionally good feel and ergonomic handling This is complemented by non-slip soft-touch inserts which ensure a secure grip even in adverse weather conditions In the Haenel Jaeger NXT Adjustable variant the manufacturer combines the laminated stock in a classically beautiful wooden look with modern functionality The height-adjustable cheek piece can be adjusted at the touch of a button and enables fast repeatable target acquisition when aiming using an optical sight Even when using different optics or sights with different mounting heights – such as a red dot sight for driven hunting or a powerful riflescope with a large objective lens diameter for  use from the high chair/platform –  the cheek piece can be conveniently adjusted to the ideal height at all times The well thought-out positioning of the button allows the head to be precisely aligned with the line of sight even when the rifle is in the aiming position for maximum control and precision in every situation As the model name suggests, the Haenel Jaeger NXT in the tracker version was designed especially for the tracker With a muzzle sling swivel and a sling swivel mount on the side of the buttstock but also for driven hunts and especially for "walk through" shooting when the hunter has to move through dense vegetation These features make it the ideal choice for hunters and dog handlers who prioritise flexibility and rapid deployment The crisp direct trigger with a pull weight of around 1,000 grams ensures an accurate and precise shot Safety is always guaranteed thanks to the manual cocking design in conjunction with the chamber lock slide.The Jaeger NXT Tracker is only available in the 8x57 IS and .308 Winchester The cold-hammer forged 47-cm short semi-lightweight barrel like the barrels of other Jaeger NXT rifles comes from the proven Haenel production line and delivers reliable ballistic performance and is suitable for a wide variety of hunting scenarios as the rifle remains easy to handle even with the silencer screwed on the NXT Composite Short model is only available in .308 Winchester and 8x57 IS which is due to the design of the short 47-cm barrel This model is also intended for active shooters on driven hunts and is of course also a good choice for dog handlers thanks to its short barrel the gun also impresses with its pleasant feel and ergonomic handling The height-adjustable cheek piece can be quickly and easily adjusted at the touch of a button even in the shooting position This means that the sighting line can be precisely adjusted to the shooter at any time Optional interchangeable stock caps are available for individual fine-tuning of the stock length The Jaeger NXT is also equipped with non-slip soft-touch inserts that ensure a secure grip even in adverse weather conditions The revised fore-end geometry also contributes to stable announcements should always be taken with a pinch of salt The fact that many left-handed shooters are already eagerly waiting for Haenel to bring a left-handed version of the Jaeger NXT onto the market for them is proven by the enquiries received from the hunting community If the plans materialise and the Jaeger NXT is released in a left-handed version this would be a real milestone for many fans left-handers make up around 10 to 15 % of users a significant proportion that should not be overlooked in product development Let's hope that this time it doesn't just remain an announcement it also remains to be seen whether the Haenel Jaeger NXT family  –  with the exception of the left-hand version(s) –  is now really complete or whether the Suhl-based gunmaker will come up with yet another variant The fan community certainly still has one or two wishes up its sleeve Deutschlandinfo@vsmedien.de International contact to all4shooters.com:info@all4shooters.com The international editorial team General Terms and Conditions Terms of Use Colophon Contacts Privacy Policy News | May 1 Seven suspects are in custody following a sweeping law enforcement operation that dismantled a drug trafficking organization accused of distributing large quantities of methamphetamine fentanyl and other illegal drugs throughout Colorado’s Interstate 70 corridor a news release from the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office states led by the Special Problems Enforcement and Response (SPEAR) team in partnership with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and other federal agencies followed a 16-month investigation into a network allegedly run by Sindy Liliana Vazquez Martinez Authorities say the two operated their drug enterprise out of a Glenwood Springs residence located just 185 yards from Glenwood Springs Middle School and roughly 60 yards from school property Martinez and Ramirez-Andrade are accused of distributing methamphetamine and other narcotics across communities from Frisco to Rifle The investigation began in January 2023 and culminated in a series of coordinated arrests and search warrants carried out April 27–29 and the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office took part in the operation Three suspects were arrested on outstanding felony warrants during the evening of April 27 and early morning of April 28 an additional suspect was taken into custody and simultaneous search warrants were executed at locations in Glenwood Springs and Rifle The operation led to the seizure of approximately 4 pounds of methamphetamine The following individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with the investigation: Sindy Liliana Vazquez Martinez Both Ramirez-Andrade and Benites have been repeatedly involved in the local criminal justice system with consistent appearances at the Garfield County Courthouse tied to previous legal troubles Charges in the case include conspiracy to possess distribute or possess with intent to distribute controlled substances Several suspects face charges of possession with intent to distribute more than 112 grams of methamphetamine unlawful distribution of methamphetamine and fentanyl criminal possession of two or more blank financial transaction devices and criminal possession of a financial device involving more than three items and two different accounts The Garfield County Sheriff’s Office was unable to confirm whether any of the individuals arrested are in the country illegally The investigation remains active and ongoing Readers around Glenwood Springs and Garfield County make the Post Independent’s work possible Your financial contribution supports our efforts to deliver quality Each donation will be used exclusively for the development and creation of increased news coverage Colorado has seen five known cases of measles this year View Results This work, From Plans to Practice: Assistant S3 Oversees Rifle Qualification at JBLM, by SPC Ryan Dunn, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright © 2025 University of Alaska Fairbanks Athletics Thanks for visiting Henry Lever Action Supreme Rifle (MSRP $1,299) ¡Viva La Lever Gun Revolución! Henry is one of the best-known names in lever-action rifles with the Big Boy and Golden Boy models leading the way in pistol-caliber lever guns most Henry rifles have a rather pointed problem firing modern centerfire-rifle ammunition namely the pointed tip of the spitzer bullets at the front of the cartridges inside of the tubular magazines that are found in most lever-action rifles those pointy bullets can strike the primer of the round in front of them causing a chain reaction that can ruin your gun and your whole day The Lever Supreme gets around this problem by using a box magazine to store its ammunition which opens up a new realm of ammunition capacities and capabilities for this rifle The Lever Supreme comes chambered in either .300BLK or .223 Rem./5.56 NATO and it’s that second model that I’m shooting today I would describe the action as “silky smooth,” but honestly Motor oil on polished glass might be a better metaphor for this gun The Lever Supreme has one of best actions I’ve encountered on a lever gun and that by itself would be reason enough to love this rifle The fact that it can shoot some of the most-popular calibers out there using the most-popular magazines available today is just butter on top of the motor oil on top of the glass a Picatinny rail on the receiver for adding optics and a threaded barrel and you have a first-rate rifle that can serve a variety of different functions around your homestead Bushnell AR Optics 1-8X Illuminated Scope (MSRP $369.95) A “do it all” gun like the Lever Supreme should have a do-it-all optic like an LPVO, or Low Power Variable Optic. The model we’ve chosen today is a Bushnell AR Optics 1-8X with an illuminated BDC reticle The “BDC” part is short for “bullet drop compensation.” This case this means that the hashmarks inside of the scope are set up for use with common 5.56 NATO/.223 Rem allowing you to get your hits with a minimum of math There is also an illuminated circle and dot for fast shots at close range Adjusting from 1X to 8X on this optic is easier than most LPVOs as there is an integrated throw lever to help switch between magnification levels and there is a rotating dial on the left side of the optic to change the illumination level While it’s traditional to use traditional scope rings on a lever action rifle, we’re using a Warne cantilever mount with the Lever Supreme because it fits well with the “AR” part of this Bushnell optic and works surprisingly well with the Lever Supreme and the eye box was right where I needed it to be when shooting Magpul kicked off the polymer AR-15 magazine revolution in 2007 with the first PMag and new companies have entered the market with polymer magazines with transparent sides which can tell you at a glance how much ammo is remaining in your magazine This put pressure on Magpul to come out with a transparent magazine of its own but Magpul also has a number of large contracts with the military so any new magazine made by the company had to pass some rather rigorous testing Enter the new TMag (no points for guessing what the “T” in that product name stands for) the TMag has an anti-tilt follower and is compatible with all PMag accessories The sides of the magazine are slick so you can easily see how much ammo is left but the edges have an aggressive texture for easier manipulation when changing magazines The armed citizen needs to know more than just defensive tactics and how to shoot Carry your pocket pistol on your waistband Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal NewsAhmed Humble GALENA PARK Texas – A student was arrested Tuesday after authorities made a shocking discovery finding a .22 caliber rifle inside his car parked outside Galena Park High School SEE ALSO: Secure hold at Bellaire High School lifted after text message threat addressed According to a social media post by Harris County Precinct 2 Constable Jerry Garcia along with his K-9 conducted an “open air sniff” in the student parking lot officers found a .22 caliber rifle inside a vehicle that belonged to a student A deputy assigned to Galena Park ISD contract conducted an open air sniff in the student parking lot area of Galena Park.. SUGGESTED: Ammunition left on church property led to early dismissal of St. Laurence Catholic School in Sugar Land In a screenshotted letter from the school Principal Juan Ramirez and officials are cooperating with the investigation but are not sharing the student’s identity the situation has been addressed with the seriousness it deserves,” the letter reads “Because federal law protects student privacy I am not at liberty to share further details but it is important for you to know the situation is under the control of the appropriate school administrators and law enforcement officials.” Copyright 2025 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved expert on "The Simpsons," amateur photographer film & tv reviewer and race/religious identity scholar Joined KPRC 2 in Spring 2024 but has been featured in various online newspapers and in the Journal of South Texas' Fall 2019 issue TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us Meet the Team Careers at KPRC Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 Click2Houston.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group News | Apr 29 As wildfire seasons grow longer and more intense across the West Colorado River Fire Rescue’s Wildland Division is expanding efforts to reduce risk and protect homes throughout its 600-square-mile district spanning Rifle Guided by the Garfield County Community Wildfire Protection Plan the division has treated more than 159 acres of hazardous fuels over the past year using a combination of mechanical thinning “A big part of the process is just education,” said Zach Pigati Wildland Division chief for Colorado River Fire Rescue “People sometimes think mitigation means cutting everything down you can actually see more wildlife and scenery when we’re done.” The division focuses its fuel-reduction efforts in areas where homes meet forested land identified in the county’s wildfire plan are particularly vulnerable to fast-moving fire Much of the mitigation work occurs between fall and late spring Operations slow during the summer due to heightened wildfire risk and the potential for bark beetle infestations in freshly cut trees the division turns its focus toward readiness and rapid response CRFR operates several community-based support programs Its Agricultural Burn Assistance Program helps local farmers conduct safe controlled burns for land management while reducing wildfire risk A new Chipping Program also allows residents to dispose of tree limbs and brush reducing fuels that could ignite near homes These expanding efforts have been made possible through grant funding totaling $253,544 from partners including the Bureau of Land Management Garfield County’s emergency management office and others A key asset in CRFR’s toolbox is its Type 2 Wildfire Module — a 10- to 12-person crew trained in prescribed fire hazardous fuels work and wildfire suppression The team is one of only three in the nation outside the federal system and can operate independently for extended periods on the fire line “They’re a huge manpower boost,” Pigati said “They can work locally or deploy nationally and they’re self-sufficient — they don’t need water or food resupplied They’re critical in both mitigation and suppression.” The division also staffs two Type 3 engines and one Type 6 engine each with at least three wildland firefighters ready to deploy across the region or beyond when needed CRFR crews responded to major wildfires such as the Los Angeles Wildfire in California While CRFR assists in national wildfire efforts Pigati emphasized the division’s commitment to local prevention work — something not all departments prioritize “There are a lot of fire departments that focus solely on deployments but we’ve built a separate division dedicated to wildland efforts here at home,” Pigati said “Our goal is community risk reduction We’re doing everything we can to prevent a major wildfire from devastating our neighborhoods.” Pigati encourages residents to take their own mitigation steps — not just for safety “We’re here to support that work,” he said “If folks want help making their property safer we’re ready to partner with them.” Get your daily fix of Air & Space Force news delivered right to your inbox every day There's no more reliable source for news about your Air & Space Forces Air & Space Forces Magazine is the official publication of the Air & Space Forces Association The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Marksmanship Unit (CCMU) walked away from the 2025 SIG SAUER Relentless Warrior Championship with another major win under their belt Competing against 126 shooters from the U.S service academies and international military colleges the CCMU claimed its fifth championship title in just nine years At the center of their success? Discipline, preparation, and in the hands of their top shooter, a 16” FoldAR Concealed Carry Rifle that proved itself on one of the most demanding stages in collegiate tactical shooting This wasn’t a casual weekend match. The Relentless Warrior Championship hosted by SIG SAUER at their Academy in New Hampshire is one of the most demanding collegiate-level tactical shooting events The Texas A&M CCMU rose above the rest including every field course and the long-range rifle stage with senior cadet Shiloh Lewis ’25 taking first overall—using a FoldAR CCR built to perform When it came time to pick a rifle for the Relentless Warrior Championship, Shiloh Lewis had plenty of options. He chose a FoldAR—and the results speak for themselves FoldAR’s platform is purpose-built for reliability and precision: It’s a serious rifle built for serious work who has spent over 40 years working with the M16/M4/AR platform as both a shooter and instructor offered a powerful endorsement of the FoldAR system after two years of hard testing: “There are only two things that ultimately matter…accuracy and reliability Accuracy is of little use if the system isn’t working.” “Designing in reliability is where most systems fail Not just for a day at the range—but after thousands of rounds in everything from 100-degree heat to below-freezing conditions the only truly revolutionary modification of the AR platform in its history I can honestly say this folding system is absolutely reliable—and just as accurate as any custom rifle in our armory.” Coach Jimmerson didn’t just trust it casually The FoldAR passed them all—with no loss of accuracy And the FoldAR did what it always does—run like a sewing machine FoldAR rifles are manufactured in Henderson by a veteran-owned and operated company that approaches firearms engineering with a mission-driven approach Often described as a skunkworks of the firearms industry FoldAR has pioneered the first true concealed carry rifle platform as well as the first true field-configurable weapon system (i.e It shows you can still get accuracy and reliability without hauling around a standard fixed-barrel AR or concealed carry in unconventional situations the FoldAR Concealed Carry Rifle is engineered to meet the demand Texas A&M’s win at the Relentless Warrior Championship wasn’t luck and choosing equipment that wouldn’t let them down when it mattered most FoldAR isn’t just a more compact rifle—it’s an evolution of the AR platform itself offering capabilities that even custom builds struggle to match This is why School Resource Officers across the nation are choosing the FoldAR now protecting over 700,000 students.  and performs like a full-sized carbine—FoldAR is the answer FoldAR invites all firearm manufacturers to explore options of integrating the folding barrel interface into their existing platforms Nice advertisement disguised as information How does such a competition not require use of a std issue rifle Not every competition is frozen in time for the purposes of technological innovation we all know that the right way to run any competition is a requirement to run an M1 Garand probably on its phone all day and possibly pro-trans with at least three facial piercings and five tattoos who let them run Kryptek camo and non-matching boots! they’ve got one green boot on one foot and one brown boot on the other foot What’s puzzling is the choice of left right All green boots should be on the right foot and all brown boots should be on the left foot Billy Badass killers only smile when they kill Because they know that blood makes the grass grow I’m glad its 2025 because I think the guy on the left holding the flag is kinda cute and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" and insights to help you stay informed on the latest trends in gun culture NOTE: First time signing on? Please register your purchase Here.** This registration is only required on your first login We have used your information to see if you have a subscription with us Please use the button below to verify an existing account or to purchase a new subscription Your current subscription does not provide access to this content Please use the button below to manage your account UAF rifle head coach Will Anti pictured with trophies won during his time with the program The University of Alaska Fairbanks announced that rifle head coach Will Anti will retire at the end of his contract in June concluding a five-year tenure leading the program Anti took over in 2020 and led the Nanooks to a national championship in 2023 – their first since 2008 – and consistent national prominence during his tenure “I cannot thank the university or the team enough for the opportunities I’ve been given and the relationships I’ve built during my time at UAF,” Anti said in the release “There’s never a perfect time to step away I’m proud of the culture we’ve built and am confident in the transition plan in place which positions next year’s team to compete for a national title under outstanding leadership.” UAF compiled a 52-7 record in head-to-head meets captured two Patriot Rifle Conference titles and earned five straight NCAA Championship appearances The Nanooks finished third nationally in each of the past two seasons and their 2022-23 national title marked the program’s 11th overall Anti was named the CRCA Head Coach of the Year in 2022 after leading the team to a perfect 12-0 season the Nanooks posted a 14-1 overall record and went 8-1 in PRC competition They claimed the conference championship and secured a third-place finish at the NCAA Rifle Championships Alaska Nanooks Director of Athletics Brock Anundson spoke on the departure “The Alaska Nanooks Athletic Department extends its deepest gratitude to Will for his outstanding contributions and unwavering dedication to the rifle program,” Anundson said he has elevated the team to new heights and helped solidify its status as a perennial NCAA Championship contender Will’s influence has extended to the broader UAF community and built a lasting foundation for future success and we are incredibly thankful for all he has done for Nanooks Athletics.” who has held the assistant coaching role with the program since the 2021–22 season will serve as interim head coach going forward Long time friends and local players Ryan Young of the Hutchison Hawks and Katie Bast of the Monroe Catholic Rams won the free throw contest in the boys and girls division at the Aurora Regional Tournament in Valdez there are no recent results for popular images there are no recent results for popular videos Let us know what you're seeing and hearing around the community Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: The concept of what is colloquially known as a "ranch rifle" these days was embodied years ago in Ruger's Mini 14 and Mini 30. These are compact and relatively light weight semi-automatic carbines chambered in popular rifle calibers, including the 5.56 NATO/.223 Rem., 7.62x39 mm and .300 Blackout Among the Mini's more notable features are its sporting rifle style stock and a distinctive lack of the so-called "military features" that have been targeted by anti-gun legislation for decades This combination of combat rifle caliber utility and sporting gun features makes ranch rifles a great fit for homesteaders and hunters alike the demand for AR-15 platforms configured as ranch rifles has continued to grow This is due in no small part to the continued gun-ban saber rattling at the federal level and currently enforced restrictions against owning ARs with certain cosmetic features in various states The prohibited features usually include adjustable shoulder stocks it is legal to own and use in those regions I was eager to see how the company went about building its Ranch series The FM Products Ranch rifle is a direct-impingement-operated semi-automatic carbine that employs an intermediate-length gas system and recoil assembly housed inside the upper receiver This configuration is well suited to the ranch-gun concept because it's compatible with any stock style or shape since a buffer tube and assembly are not required The monolithic upper receiver is milled from a billet of 7075-T6 aluminum and treated with a matte black Type-3 hardcoat anodized finish On the right side is an ejection port fitted with a familiar AR-type ejection port cover and a removable polymer deflector block bolt-carrier group (BCG) is fitted with a proprietary seven-lug rotating bolt machined from pre-hardened 4342 steel that is post-vacuum heat treated to harden it even more and then treated with a Melonite finish The extractor and firing pin are machined from S7 tool steel The BCG's relatively tall and wide modified gas key is supported by a recoil assembly that is housed in the hollow usually occupied space by a mil-spec charging handle at the top of the upper receiver just below the integral Picatinny optics rail The singular guide rod is wrapped in a pair of nested round-wire recoil springs At the rear of the optics rail is a ported aluminum block that slides down and out of the receiver in order to remove the recoil assembly and the BCG for routine cleaning Due to the positioning of the recoil assembly this rifle's non-reciprocating charging handle has been moved forward into the top of the 15" long The handle is mounted to a spring-loaded rod The polymer block handle itself can be removed and positioned to either side of the handguard with an upwards or The gun arrives from the factory with the handle angled upwards on the left side The 16" long match-grade barrel features a burnished .223 Wylde chamber the barrel has been vacuum stress-relieved and treated with a durable matte black QPQ Melonite finish multi-purpose twist suitable for most of the standard 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington bullet weights The muzzle is threaded at 1/2x28 TPI and fitted with a six-sided The proprietary FM Products lower receiver is milled from 7075-T6 aluminum and given a hardcoat anodized finish right-side magazine release and the left-side bolt catch are mil-spec in their configuration and placement The magazine well is beveled along its interior edge to aid in quick reloads The remainder of the lower's features have been selected to support its ranch rifle roles The typical AR-15-pattern safety selector has been replaced with a reversible push-button crossbolt safety commonly found on repeating shotguns Pressing it to the right of the receiver sets it into the "Safe" position while pressing it to the left exposes a red ring to indicate the safety is set to "Fire." The modified trigger guard is an integral part of the lower receiver It is not hinged at the top like most AR-style triggers the bottom tip of the trigger is secured into the trigger guard by a small roll pin It’s the top of the trigger that swings back and forth when this rifle is fired This seems like an odd choice until your shooting hand is positioned on the grip of the fixed Remington 870 shotgun shoulder stock The rifle sent for this evaluation is outfitted with the handsome hand-finished American walnut Woox Gladiatore shoulder stock Its features include an aluminum coupling for a secure fit; a laser textured grip; raised cheek rest; a left-side QD sling mount; and a soft rubber recoil pad Four polymer spacers are provided to allow the stock's length-of-pull (LOP) to be adjusted between 13.75" to 14.75" by 0.25" increments A set of three textured walnut Woox rail covers are also provided and the lower receiver modifications made to accommodate it position the shooting hand further back and higher up that it would be with a typical AR pistol grip moves the trigger finger to the top of the trigger guard space a top-hinged trigger would feel unnecessarily heavy since the tip of the finger would not be on the trigger's more central sweet spot With the Ranch Rifle's reversed configuration the trigger finger lands intuitively right in the sweet spot which is now at the top of the trigger guard I thought that this arrangement would take some getting used to it felt natural and intuitive to work with This proprietary fire-control group is made for the platform by Hiperfire a company that has made a name for itself in the AR community with its high-quality triggers Based on Hiperfire's HIPERTOUCH Reflex configuration the Ranch Rifle's upside down trigger has a short 0.35" arch of travel with a hint of take-up before breaking crisply with 3 lbs. of pull-weight according to a digital trigger gauge the Ranch Rifle operated reliably with all of the ammunition and magazines tested This particular carbine weighed in at 6 lbs. The solid walnut stock places more weight back at the shoulder than a hollow polymer stock gives the gun a handy and well-balanced feel along with the modest recoil and the light trigger pull made for an enjoyable shooting experience on and off of the shooting bench In the course of spending time using the FM Products Ranch Rifle it became clear that there is more to this gun than meeting some states' regulations the fixed 870-style stock system addresses certain specified criteria in AR restrictive regions But this company did not settle at just getting a compliant model out the door they invested the time and energy to develop a lower receiver and trigger configuration that complement the sporting stock shape this is a rifle that folks will enjoy using regardless of their states having restrictions or not Suggested retail pricing for factory complete rifles ranges from to $949 to $1,475, depending on the features selected. For more information, visit fm-products.com pullOverall Length: 24.5" as configuredWeight: 6-lbs 10.7-oz.Accessories: three Woox walnut rail covers Long on display at the NRA National Sporting Arms Museum in Springfield Beretta’s impeccably built Rinascimento (Renaissance) guns are now forever the property of the National Rifle Association and its members the Response from Tract Optics is a woodland-hunting optic with a palatable price-point that … Thompson/Center Arms (T/C Arms) announced the return of its ENCORE PROHunter in April 2025 signaling yet another step forward in rebuilding the well-known firearm firm Long respected for its world-leading military small arms through its American factory and engineers shooters—and the new Concealed Carry 9 mm Luger micro pistol is poised to quicken it Read today's "The Armed Citizen" entry for real stories of law-abiding citizens Despite a slight decline in demand for new firearms the industry’s economic impact rose from $90.5 billion in 2023 to $91.7 billion in 2024 A 16-year-old boy from Salem was arrested over allegations he fired a semiautomatic gun in the afternoon of April 29 in a residential neighborhood in West Salem Salem Police did not identify the teenager They said the boy was arrested and is in custody of Yamhill County’s juvenile division Police did not say what the boy was charged with Several people called police at about 4:45 p.m April 29 after hearing an unidentified number of gun shots The area around the intersection of Elm Street and Kingwood Avenue was closed for about an hour while police searched for the suspect Police used a search dog to find the teenager in a home in the 1300 block of Elm Street Police also seized the semiautomatic rifle Bill Poehler covers Marion and Polk County for the Statesman Journal. Contact him at bpoehler@StatesmanJournal.com Thanks for visiting ! The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy. We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. by Ari Notis LinkImage: Epic GamesAri Notis (he/him) is a guides editor at Polygon, where he writes, edits, and shepherds service-oriented articles about the biggest games du jour. He previously worked at Kotaku.Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3 officially titled “Galactic Battle,” is here with new POIs With a Star Wars theme, Chapter 6 Season 3 introduces lightsabers and Force powers, among a whole bunch of other weapons that should’ve been in the game a long time ago (and come from a galaxy far, far away). You can also get a free First Order Stormtrooper outfit. Here’s everything new in Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3, including the map, weapons, and more. See the Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3 map above, alongside a list below of the new POIs: Lightsabers are the big addition. When equipped, you’ll sprint faster, be immune to fall damage, and jump twice as high. And if you get a Sith Lightsaber — earned by defeating Darth Vader Samurai — you’ll be able to perform a Force saber throw. Beyond the lightsaber, though, the following weapons have been added to the Chapter 6 Season 3 loot pool: The following weapons have been unvaulted: And a number of weapons will appear at various dates throughout Chapter 6 Season 3: There are two new vehicles coming to Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3, and they’re some classics: Force powers are the single biggest new mechanic in Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3. By finding holograms of Star Wars characters, you’ll be able to “train” in these abilities — and will also receive a lightsaber. You’ll need to wield a lightsaber to use Force powers, but notably, merely finding a lightsaber (say, by looting it off an enemy) won’t do the trick. You’ll still need to train with holograms first. A hologram of Rey will reward you with a blue lightsaber and the Force Push ability. A hologram of Palpatine will reward you with a red lightsaber and the Force Lightning ability. More powers and lightsabers will be added later in the season. Chapter 6 Season 3 will also feature weekly events through the month of May. Here’s the schedule, alongside brief descriptions of what to expect. The best of Polygon in your inbox, every Friday. Thanks for visiting © 2025 West Virginia University Athletics Thanks for visiting – Current and future members of the University of Kentucky rifle team put together a good week of performances last week at the 2025 National Junior Olympic Championships Sophomore Braden Peiser was the top performer finishing top seven in both air rifle and smallbore Peiser was named to USA Shooting’s Junior Pan American Games Air Rifle Team He finished seventh overall in air rifle and took home the silver in smallbore Peiser was honored with the Civilian Marksmanship Program Distinguished International Shooters Badge which is the highest honor in international marksmanship He is one of three USA Shooting athletes to earn the honor in 2024 Freshman Brandon Evans had a good performance in both disciplines finishing third in air rifle and 14th in smallbore Fellow freshman Sam Adkins finished sixth in air rifle and seventh in smallbore while junior AJ Hotko finished 12th in both disciplines freshman Liz Probst finished 10th in air rifle and 36th in smallbore while fellow freshman Hannah Todd was 73rd in air rifle and 80th in smallbore Two future Wildcats had good performances with incoming newcomers Elisa Boozer and Jacob St Boozer finished 82nd in air rifle and 67th in smallbore Hilaire finished 13th in air rifle and 24th in smallbore His finish in air rifle was third place in U18 category For more information on the Kentucky rifle team visit UKathletics.com or follow UKRifle on Twitter Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting When you go to the range to test a rifle’s accuracy If you said “sub-MOA or bust,” you’re not alone Many hunters expect even bargain-bin rifles to shoot less-than-one-inch groups at 100 yards and I’m as guilty as anyone of wishcasting that myth into existence true sub-MOA guns are less common than you’ve been led to believe I’ve accuracy-tested hundreds of rifles over the last decade from across the price-point spectrum and while some rifles adhere to the myth (which is why it persists) the big game hunting rifles we’ve reviewed over the last 12 months here at TheMeatEater.com If you define a sub-MOA rifle as one that shoots less than one-inch groups at 100 yards with any high-quality ammo The averages above incorporate the ammunition the rifles shot well along with the ammunition they didn’t Most hunters find the bullet/ammo a gun likes and use that combo exclusively But even if we take just the ammunition each rifle shot the best they still land mostly in the 1-1.5-inch range Every rifle shot at least one sub-MOA group and most shot multiple such groups with different kinds of ammunition But if you’ve spent much time printing groups at 100 yards you know that even the jankiest rifles can post the occasional good group To call a rifle “sub-MOA,” that group size needs to be the norm While the Tikka and the Springfield barely slipped under the line only the Wilson broke the sub-MOA barrier in a significant way and that was with three-shot groups rather than five that we didn’t test these rifles with every possible kind of ammunition We used three to four bullet weights and styles for each review One of them may have produced consistent 0.75-1-inch groups in which case that rifle would indeed be “sub-MOA.” It’s also true that inexpensive sub-MOA rifles aren’t a total myth as some of you might have already gone down to the comments to elucidate I have a Howa 1500 that can shoot consistent less-than-one-inch groups at 100 yards with pretty much every kind of match ammo you can buy Many have had a similar experience with a factory rifle but it’s less common than gun forums would have you believe a fella who brags about how his budget rifle can shoot teeny tiny groups really just means it shoots those groups occasionally That’s still impressive for an inexpensive rifle but that lack of context generates unreasonably high expectations for the rest of us Plus, as I’ve argued previously group size isn’t even the best metric for determining how well a hunting rig will perform in the field Unless you’re having a pretty bad day you’re not going to take more than two shots on an animal you’ll only take a single shot on a cold bore It’s that first cold-bore shot that really matters to a hunter and shooting five or six groups isn’t a great real world test We still conduct group-based accuracy testing on our review rifles because that’s how hunters are used to comparing accuracy across different firearms Testing for group size also provides some sense of how well a rifle will make that first cold-bore shot But whenever you’re doing accuracy testing to find a round your rifle likes don’t forget to send a few rounds downrange on a cold bore Don’t get bent out of shape if your rifle isn’t sub-MOA Fretting about a rifle’s accuracy can sour a trip to the range and make you less confident in the field even expensive rifles can struggle to hit that magic one-inch mark As the last year of rifle reviews demonstrates you shouldn’t be disappointed if your new hunting rifle shoots 1-1.5-inch groups That’s plenty accurate for most hunts and good enough that a miss is more about you than your shooting iron – Historic Memorial Coliseum is set to host the 2025 NCAA Rifle National Championships on March 14-15 and both all-session tickets and single-session tickets are now on sale The two-day event will see the best air rifle and smallbore competitors in the nation compete on the Historic Memorial Coliseum floor. The smallbore competition will be March 14 followed by air rifle competition on March 15. All-session and single-session tickets are on sale now through the UK Athletics Account Manager All-session tickets are $25 for adults and $20 for youth (ages 3-18) and seniors (age 65+) Single-session tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for youth (ages 3-18) and seniors (age 65+) Children ages 2 and under will be admitted free of charge Fans should purchase tickets for the event in advance through UK Athletics Account Manager through Ticketmaster or may call the UK Athletics Ticket Office during regular business hours Tickets will also be available for purchase in person at the UK Athletics Ticket Office inside the Joe Craft Center Accessible seating will be available on a first-come only the Lexington Avenue entrance will be available for fans to enter Historic Memorial Coliseum The Avenue of Champions and Rose Street entrances will be closed for this event which has won three of the last six NCAA Championship team titles with first-place finishes in 2018 is hosting the championships for the second time in program history The first was in 2020 when UK turned Memorial Coliseum into a first-class range before the NCAA canceled the championship after Thursday’s practice day due to the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic The Wildcats are having a great 2024-25 season Kentucky has two more home matches left before the regular season concludes 8 inside the UK Rifle Range and then a NCAA Qualifier match with Morehead State on Feb Admission to both home matches is free of charge and free breakfast will be available during the first smallbore relay please let us know if you are not satisfied with a print or product Please direct any issues to support@limitlessproductiongroup.com Include a thorough description and if possible a photograph of and defects We will work with you to find a resolution we collect personal information from you to fulfill the order Details relating to your purchase (for example We share this information with Squarespace so that they can provide website services to us this site may auto-complete your shipping and billing address by sharing what you type with the Google Places API and returning suggestions to you to improve your checkout experience.When you subscribe and purchase a membership on this website we collect personal information from you to enable your member areas access We may email you with messages about your order or account activity Your customer account password has been reset or updated It\u2019s not possible to unsubscribe from these messages We share your contact information with Squarespace so they can send these emails to you on our behalf.We may send you marketing emails which you can unsubscribe from by clicking the link at the bottom of the email so they can send these emails on our behalf Select \u201CAccept all\u201D to agree to our use of cookies and similar technologies to enhance your browsing experience Select \u201DManage cookies\u201D to make more choices or opt out MINNESOTA - A heavy law enforcement response unfolded Saturday morning in the area of Maryland Avenue just west of Interstate 35E after authorities responding to a crash near southbound I-35E and Cayuga Street saw a person with a rifle-style weapon troopers were dispatched just before 9:25 a.m on May 3 to a crash near southbound I-35E and Cayuga Street dispatchers observed a male in the area carrying what appeared to be a rifle-style weapon with a scope When troopers arrived and attempted to make contact Win ran toward the nearby Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) facility off of L’Orient Street just west of I-35E and south of Maryland Avenue The area saw a significant police presence as officers worked to locate and contain the individual Paul Police officers ultimately deployed pepperballs—a less-lethal munition—which prompted Win to exit his hiding place He was taken into custody without further incident around 11 AM No injuries were reported to either officers or Win Authorities later confirmed that the weapon seen was a rifle-style BB gun Win was booked into the Ramsey County Jail on charges of carrying a BB gun in a public place and fleeing on foot There have been a few unconfirmed reports that when law enforcement searched Win’s bag We asked the Minnesota State Patrol if they could confirm these details The Minnesota State Patrol stated that they are working with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources to determine any additional charges that might be filed The specific details on what was found were not available due to the ongoing investigation Additional updates will be provided as they are made available Email: contact@limitless-news.comPhone: 507-301-6001 Privacy PolicyTerms of Service ©2025 A Limitless Production Group LLC Company Thanks for visiting — A suspect is dead after deputies said he was walking around near a busy Brandon intersection with a fully loaded assault rifle and did not comply with commands to drop the gun Chief Deputy Joseph Maurer of the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office stated that they received multiple calls from concerned residents who were driving near Windingwood Avenue and Providence Road around 7:20 a.m WATCH Chief Deputy Joseph Maurer's full press conference Callers told deputies they saw the suspect later identified as 34-year-old Vincent Tyler Morin wearing full "army fatigues," including a tactical vest with body armor a "headset of communication," and a fully loaded assault rifle HCSO said Morin was walking towards the Causeway Boulevard intersection Chief Deputy Maurer said Morin also had two magazines in his body armor HCSO said deputies arrived at the scene and commanded Morin to "drop the weapon but Chief Deputy Maurer said he refused to comply HCSO said the deputies rendered aid to Morin Chief Deputy Maurer was asked if at any point he pointed the gun at anyone and I mean it's still early in the investigation but he did not comply with commands," Maurer said HCSO said Morin had past misdemeanor charges including trespassing and marijuana possession but that the suspect did not have any violent criminal history The three deputies were identified by HCSO as All three were placed on administrative leave with pay during the investigation which is being conducted by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.Chief Deputy Maurer said that the community is safe "This was an extremely dangerous situation for our community An individual armed with an assault rifle and dressed in tactical gear posed a real and immediate threat," said Sheriff Chad Chronister "Our deputies acted quickly and decisively to protect lives and prevent further danger Their actions reflect the bravery and commitment we ask of them every day." and I feel like that's part of where the system failed" Henry Betsey Jr. is facing charges for marrying three Florida women in three different counties at the same time. Now saying the system that handles marriage licenses kept them in the dark Latest Hillsborough County News from ABC Action News Report a typo – After a great regular season topped off by an incredible NCAA qualifying score last weekend inside the UK Rifle Range the University of Kentucky rifle team has qualified for its 31st NCAA Rifle Championships and will compete in and host the 2025 NCAA Rifle National Championships on march 14-15 inside Historic Memorial Coliseum Kentucky is one of the most decorated programs in NCAA rifle history 2021 and 2022 – six runner-up finishes and 23 top-five finishes The 2025 championships will technically mark the second time UK has hosted the national event The first was in 2020 when UK turned Memorial Coliseum into a first-class range before the NCAA canceled the championships after Thursday’s practice day due to the threat of the COVID-19 pandemic 1 in the nation and was having an undefeated season “I am proud of the team for handling their business this season and making sure we were in a good position to qualify for the national championships,” UK head coach Harry Mullins said “This will be an exciting two days in Historic Memorial Coliseum and I hope Big Blue Nation comes out and supports us we are going to be working hard in training to get better and hopefully we can take another step forward this weekend at the GARC Championships.” Last Saturday’s NCAA qualifying score was the last factor determining the field for the 2025 NCAA Rifle Championships Each team’s three score aggregate average – the score based on each team’s highest three regular season scores fired at three different locations – was already recorded last weekend’s qualifier score was then added to that average and the teams with the eight highest combined scores qualified for the NCAA Championships UK’s three scores it counted as part of its NCAA qualifying score was its 4748 in Colorado an impressive 4742 fired to start the 2025 schedule in Lexington and its 4740 at Ole Miss in the fall of 2024 the Wildcats total qualifying score is 9483.33 placing the Wildcats third overall entering the championships Georgia Southern and Air Force complete the field Several other individuals were selected as well from teams that did not make the team championships Full tournament listings can be found at NCAA.com Both all-session tickets and single-session tickets are now on sale for Big Blue Nation to watch the championships inside the newly reimaged Historic Memorial Coliseum The two-day event will see the best air rifle and smallbore competitors in the nation compete on the Historic Memorial Coliseum floor. The smallbore competition will be March 14 followed by air rifle competition on March 15. All-session and single-session tickets are on sale now through the UK Athletics Account Manager Fans should purchase tickets for the event in advance through UK Athletics Account Manager through Ticketmaster or may call the UK Athletics Ticket Office during regular business hours Kentucky is averaging 2347.86 in smallbore and 2382.14 in air rifle for a 4730 team aggregate average 24 in a tri-match with Air Force and Akron in Colorado Springs The Wildcats are one of four teams in the nation to post a 2360 or higher team smallbore score while Kentucky’s 2391 season-best air rifle score is tied for the third highest team score in the nation this season sophomore Braden Peiser is Kentucky’s top aggregate performer with a 591.75 smallbore average and 596.833 air rifle average for an aggregate average of 1188.583 Junior Sofia Ceccarello has the team’s best air rifle average at 597.769 and is second in aggregate average with a 1186.769 including her 589 smallbore average Freshman Liz Probst is having a great rookie season with a 583.077 smallbore average and 594.769 air rifle average for a 1177.846 aggregate average Fellow freshman Sam Adkins is also averaging a 1179.230 aggregate average with a 584.615 smallbore average and 594.615 air rifle average Junior Martin Voss is averaging a 585 in smallbore and 591.667 in air rifle for a 1176.667 aggregate while Buesseler is earning a 582.615 average in smallbore and 590.538 in air rifle for a 1173.153 aggregate average Freshman Brandon Evans is earning a 581.462 in smallbore and 590.625 in air rifle while junior AJ Hotko is posting a 576.143 smallbore average and 590.625 air rifle average Freshman Hannah Todd is having a good season averaging a 563.75 in smallbore and 584.375 in air rifle while sophomore Emily Marne is earning a 540.333 in smallbore and 569.833 in air rifle Postseason competition for Kentucky begins March 1-2 with the Great America Rifle Conference Championships in Morgantown Smallbore team and individual competition will be March 1 with air rifle competition on March 2 Live targets will be available online at UKathletics.com Thanks for visiting Rifle Adds Three Signees For 20253/5/2025 12:06:00 PM | Rifle Ole Miss Announces Change In Leadership for Rifle Program4/17/2025 | Rifle