11-17 September 2022
Camp Robinson, Arksansas
All Army Reserve Soldiers are eligible to attend.
More info:
MS Teams: 2022 USAR Small Arms Championships
Access Code: 8xwzi5o
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11-17 September 2022
Camp Robinson, Arksansas
All Army Reserve Soldiers are eligible to attend.
More info:
MS Teams: 2022 USAR Small Arms Championships
Access Code: 8xwzi5o
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U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers MSG Charles Parker and SFC Cheryl Morris both earned the President’s Hundred at Camp Perry. Congratulations!
Jack Arcularius was laid to rest during a ceremony at Camp Perry prior to the 2022 National Trophy Match. Jack was a retired Marine, Vietnam Veteran and father of SFC John Arcularius.
Link to ceremony video:
https://www.facebook.com/VFBrigade/videos/1751330618555934/
Interview with Jack Arcularius:
Congrats to CDT Cameron Bates. Not only did he earn his President’s Hundred tab, he was in the top twenty and made the shoot off.
The US Army Reserve Marksmanship Program also had four shooters earn their first President’s Hundred tab this year.
With the final shots of the National Trophy Pistol Team Match fired and scored, the noise died down and the smoke cleared. Sgt. 1st Class Joshua Rosendorn, program coach and captain for Team Blackhawk Gold and Staff Sgt. Joel Eisen, a member of Team Blackhawk Gold marked the end of the 2022 Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) National Pistol Matches with an after-action review session conducted by Johnathan Loper, a Master Resilience Trainer/Performance Expert they had been working with over the previous three months at Ft. Hood.
The “training scar” fallacy is a popular myth that refuses to die. It typically stems from making unsubstantiated claims against some aspect of competitive shooting. The truth is, increased scores in competition is only possible by improving your Shot Process, which will benefit all aspects of weapon use in every environment – on the range and off.
Watch the videos above.
In “What Right Looks Like” you’ll see an accomplished shooter during sustained fire shooting error free. She keeps her shooting eye open for each shot, allowing the ability to call each shot and followthrough to maintain good control without inducing unwanted movement. Any reaction to a shot displayed in the shooter’s face/eyes indicates unintended movement and a lack of control.
In “Marksmanship Skill and Mistakes” demonstrates that even high-level shooters can make a mistake. However, you can judge the skill of the shooter by the quality of their error: here, the “mistake” still scores a ten!