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... Sport Federation]] recognizes several shooting events, some of which have Olympic status. They are divided into four disciplines: rifle, pistol, shotgun and |align=left|[[Olympic trap|Trap]]

... U.S. troops armed with a mix of .30-40 [[Krag-Jørgensen]] and some older Trap-Door [[Springfield rifles]]. There was little difference in performance bet ...wood block in the magazine space to accomplish that. These became the 1936 Olympic team rifles for the Germans.

...and Winans ranges. The original Cheylesmore range was opened for the 1948 Olympic games. Recently relocated, it still facilitates 30 lanes at 25 metres. To ...pened. The NCSC offers world class facilities for DTL, Skeet, ABT, Double Trap and Universal Trench.

...The company sells American Trap, American Skeet, Olympic and Doubles Trap, Olympic Skeet, Pigeon and Sporting models. Perazzi shotguns are widely used by [[Shooting at the Summer Olympics|Olympic]] competitors, including [[Kim Rhode]], who won a gold medal in Atlanta in

...tic action [[Remington 1100]] shotguns, 20 boxes of shotgun shells, a clay trap, and three boxes of clay pigeons.]] ...r target shooting sports such as [[skeet shooting|skeet]], [[trap shooting|trap]], and [[Sporting Clays (shooting)|sporting clay]] shooting. These involve

... several types of Skeet, including one with Olympic status (often called [[Olympic Skeet]] or International Skeet), and many with only national recognition. ...e shooters, William Harnden Foster, solved the problem by placing a second trap at the 6 o’clock position and cutting the course in half. Foster quickly

...ch is also an Olympic event), [[Down-The-Line]], and Nordic Trap. American Trap is most popular in the United States and Canada, primarily as sanctioned by ...y targets used in shooting games is ''clay pigeons''. The layout of modern trap shooting is different from skeet shooting in that there is only one house t