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Winter shooting
Winter Shooting by Dave Kaiser Reading Ron Sutton’s Straight Talk column in the January issue made me smile. His advice for winter shooting seems to boil down to the last line of his first paragraph [...]
Around the ATA December 2016
Around the ATA December 2016 Information for Around the ATA is provided to TRAP & FIELD by state and provincial ATA Delegates and/or their designated representatives. Shooters and local officials: Please inform your ATA Delegate [...]
Kingen Gun Club (Gun Club Corner)
Kingen Gun Club Rich in history, the Kingen Gun Club in McCordsville, Ind., has re-opened its doors for registered shooting. The club held a Big 50 shoot on April 2, and its first regular ATA [...]
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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.
September 2016 Issue
Nature vs. nurture - How to improve your natural reaction to pressure. Quote of the month-“You just have to work hard. I used to shoot really quick, and I mean really quick. Now I take [...]
August 2016 Issue
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July 2016 Issue
Harness your adrenaline - Make it work for you on the trapline, says Bob Palmer Quote of the month, No. 1- “I was going to focus on each target and make sure I got it.”—Charles [...]
