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Kiner’s Diner
With his crazy summer schedule of tournaments and clinics, Phil had to temporarily close the diner’s door this month. But as the old saying goes, another door opened (actually, it was a computer window), and [...]
May 2017 Issue
Doubles: the first shot, revisited Training our brains to compete Dick Marascola, HofF inductee Quote of the month-“If you’re not shooting great, keep trying. Eventually you will succeed in what you want to do.”—Payton [...]
APRIL 2017 Issue
ATA Grand Slam shooters-Shooters who have broken 200 in a 200-bird singles event, 100 from the 27, and 100 in doubles during their careers. Quote of the month-"Shooters who have broken 200 in a [...]
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Trap & Field is there to cover the sport of trapshooting and to show you the big winners, new accomplishments, tips from the pros, and much much more. We also include registered shoot results and photos from all clubs who send in the information in a timely manner. From AAA to Class D – it’s your ATA. From novice to seasoned shooter, Trap & Field has got you covered.
February 2017 Issue
Cross-firing remedies Ten rules for winning-A look at the initial five. Chris Vendel, 2017 Hall of Fame inductee VIEW TABLE OF CONTENTS
January 2017 Issue
And the winners are . . .-TRAP & FIELD’s Rookies of the Year and All-Around Average Award winners for 2016. Why do you miss?-Phil Kiner’s theory on the most common cause. Quote of the month-“When [...]
December 2016 Issue
Quote of the month-“I hung out with some great people who happened to also be great shooters. The rest was practice, practice, practice, which was fun, fun, fun”—Drew Baxter, member of the YSSA Orange Crushers [...]
