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Camp Perry: Marines, Army leaders make historic team showing

It’s been a few months since the 2021 National Matches took place, yet the individuals who crossed the thresholds of the famous Camp Perry ranges continue to teach us lessons that can be remembered throughout the year and for generations to come.

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CMP Talladega Spring Classic Beats Weather, Kicks Off New Pistol Events

CMP Talladega Spring Classic Beats Weather, Kicks Off New Pistol Events Ammoland Inc. Posted on The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) hosted the 2021 Talladega Spring Classic. IMG CMP U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Met with a week of fluctuating climate conditions, the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) hosted the 2021 Talladega Spring Classic, March 16-21, at the CMP Talladega Marksmanship Park in Alabama. Over 400 rifle and pistol entries flowed throughout the 500-acres of the facility, logging a successful turnout to launch the CMP’s spring schedule. The shifting outdoor atmosphere kept guests on their toes, with temperatures dropping to the point of chilling frost on some mornings then warming into the 60’s later on. Luckily, the unpredictable elements didn’t keep visitors from getting back to CMP’s full lineup of matches – a mix of longtime favorites along with fresh events to challenge both experienced and beginning marksmen.

Father and son team credit Camp Perry for rare feat

Father and son team credit Camp Perry for rare feat Published by sports@presspub. on Tue, 12/22/2020 - 2:15pm By:  Ashley Brugnone Mike Merritt was 58 when he earned his Distinguished Badge for .22 Rimfire Pistol. (Photo courtesy CMP) Mike Merritt, 61, and his son, Jacob, 30, of Annapolis, Maryland, achieved a rare feat in the marksmanship world – earning consecutive Distinguished Badge numbers. “I’m not sure that’s ever happened with a family before,” said Christina Roguski, Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) competition program coordinator and a mediator of the Distinguished Badge Program. During the summers, the Merritts head to the Camp Perry National Guard Training Facility in Port Clinton to take part in the pistol series of events at the famed National Matches.

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