Courtesy of The Outdoor Wire, here’s a wrapup from the Steel Challenge World Speed Shooting Championships recently held in California…
BJ Norris posted an 81.18 to take the Open Division Title in the 2011 Steel Challenge. Norris also won the Rimfire Open and Steel Master Titles For the women, Jessie Harrison (formerly Abbate) won the Women’s Division of the Steel Challenge for the third consecutive year and her fourth overall title. Harrison also won the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
BJ Norris, shooting against World Champions such as JJ Racaza and Dave Sevigny, dominated the June 3 – 5th World Class Steel Speed on Steel Northeast Regional Championships by winning both the Pistol Iron and Pistol Open Divisions. | For More…
After 16 consecutive years of domination at the premier 1911 pistol match, the name at the top of the leader board at the close of competition was not Leatham, but instead Sevigny, as Dave Sevigny of Smyrna, Georgia won the 2011 Springfield Armory USPSA Single Stack Nationals. | For More…
Team GLOCK’s Dave Sevigny has taken the 2011 Single Stack Nationals title at the Pike Adams Sportsmen’s Alliance (PASA) Park in Barry, Illinois. It’s not the first time in the 100-year history of the 1911 that Rob Leatham hasn’t taken home the Single Stack Nationals, but the man nicknamed “The Great One” had one of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
GLOCK, Inc, announced that Junior Shooting Champion Tori Nonaka has been added to the company’s championship winning shooting squad, Team GLOCK. Nonaka will become the third member of Team GLOCK, joining World Champion and Team GLOCK Captain Dave Sevigny and Female World Champion Shooter Randi Rogers. | For More…
Dave Sevigny, the current Production national champ, switched gears this past weekend and picked up the Limited title at the USPSA’s Florida Open Handgun Championship in Frostproof, Florida. | For More…
Watching Rob Leatham, Doug Koenig, Juli Golob, Dave Sevigny, Randi Rogers, Jessie Abbate or any of the other competition shooters had me believing that the quick draw is where most of us are weak in competition. We can’t “slap leather/kydex” fast enough to be competitive. Like a drag racer who’s slow off the line, we […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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