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Cherished Tradition: White House Celebrates National Shooting Sports Month

Cherished Tradition: White House Celebrates National Shooting Sports Month
(AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)

President Trump issued a presidential proclamation in celebration of National Shooting Sports Month Thursday, which kicks off today. 

"During National Shooting Sports Month, we celebrate the cherished tradition of recreational and sport shooting activities.  Shooting sports bring people together and instill comradery among a significant portion of its fellow enthusiasts.  The vibrant shooting sport culture is made possible, in large part, by our steadfast protection of one of our bedrock and most-cherished liberties, the right to keep and bear arms," the proclamation states.
 
"Americans have a long history of participating in recreational and sport shooting activities.  Early sharpshooters participated in matches to entertain family and friends and test their skills for a prize.  During the turn of the 18th century, these competitions grew in popularity and legends like Buffalo Bill Cody and Annie Oakley began to enthrall audiences around the world," it continues. "Today, talented Americans rigorously train for worldwide competitions, including the Olympic and Paralympics Games.  Whether amateur or professional, shooting sport athletes possess the traits that characterize the best of our Nation—they are disciplined, determined, passionate, and confident."  
 
The National Shooting Sports Foundation, in partnership with a number of firearms companies, local sporting clubs and government agencies, is celebrating the kick off by encouraging shooters to bring newbies to the range.

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