Jessie Duff wins in both the Ladies’ Limited and Open divisions at the 2012 Steel Challenge World Championships in Frostproof, Florida.
Last Friday, June 1, 266 competitors began gathering at the Old Bridge Rifle and Pistol Club’s outdoor facility in Old Bridge, New Jersey to test themselves on seven demanding Steel Challenge stages at the tenth anniversary World Class Steel Northeast Regional Speed on Steel Championship. The seven stages fired over the three-day event were: Round [...]
The U.S. Coast Guard Academy claimed their second Scholastic Steel Challenge (SSC) title in a row by winning the Scholastic Steel Challenge Collegiate Fall Championship hosted by Sig Sauer and held November 12 at the Sig Sauer Academy in Epping, N.H.
The Steel Challenge Shooting Assn. announced that the organization’s Scholastic Steel Challenge Collegiate Fall Championship will be hosted by firearms maker Sig Sauer at its training facility, the Sig Sauer Academy in Epping, N.H., on November 12.
The Harvard Sportsmen’s Club announced they will host their first Steel Challenge Shooting Association sanctioned Steel Challenge speed shooting match, complete with all eight Steel Challenge stages, on Saturday, November 5, 2011.
The Vermont State Rifle & Pistol Assn. is sponsoring a .22 Rimfire Pistol Steel Challenge match at the Lamoille Valley Fish and Game Club in Morrisville, Vt. this Saturday, October 8, to benefit the Univ. of Vermont Shooting Sports Club.
Down Range TV regular contributor Paul Erhardt wraps up his Team Erhardt Project series after a less than pleasing performance at the 2011 Steel Challenge.
Reaffirming her position at the top woman shooter in the country, and fastest in the world, Jessie Harrison swept all four major titles at the Steel Challenge World Speed Shooting Championships in Piru, Calif. to take her third consecutive, and fourth career, overall women’s title.
Dave Sevigny of Smyrna, Ga. claimed the Limited division title at the Steel Challenge World Speed Shooting Championships in Piru, Calif. for the second year in a row.
Team Smith & Wesson’s Mike Seeklander of Owasso, Okla. held off Springfield Armory’s Rob Leatham of Mesa, Ariz. by just 0.46 seconds to take the Production division title at the Steel Challenge World Speed Shooting Championships in Piru, Calif.
