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Jon Shue chases a fourth consecutive national title as bullseye pistol’s premier event runs through Wednesday, July 8, in Marengo, Ohio.
The headline battle is a familiar one. Defending champion Jon Shue and past national champion Keith Sanderson are once again in the hunt for the Harrison Trophy, with Shue gunning for his fourth consecutive title. The U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit and Army Reserve have both sent teams and are on the grounds in strong force, setting up another tight race between the service squads and the civilian circuit in the 2700 Grand Aggregate.
Indiana State Pistol Team shooters Tom Reardon (l.) and Franklin Dessuit compete in Tuesday’s centerfire team matches at the 2026 NRA National Precision Pistol Championship. The pair helped ISRPA claim the State Association Four-Person Team title at last year’s championship. Photo by Cole McCulloch
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The headline battle is a familiar one. Defending champion Jon Shue and past national champion Keith Sanderson are once again in the hunt for the Harrison Trophy, with Shue gunning for his fourth consecutive title. The U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit and Army Reserve have both sent teams and are on the grounds in strong force, setting up another tight race between the service squads and the civilian circuit in the 2700 Grand Aggregate.
Indiana State Pistol Team shooters Tom Reardon (l.) and Franklin Dessuit compete in Tuesday’s centerfire team matches at the 2026 NRA National Precision Pistol Championship. The pair helped ISRPA claim the State Association Four-Person Team title at last year’s championship. Photo by Cole McCulloch
An NRA Shooting Sports Journal | 2026 NRA National Pistol Championship Underway at Cardinal Center
The 2026 NRA National Precision Pistol Championship is underway at the Cardinal Shooting Center with Jon Shue chasing a fourth straight national title.