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CZ Shooting Team Dominates at the CZ Extreme Euro Open 2025, Capturing 13 Medals and 4 Czech National Titles

Sunday, July 13th, 2025

The CZ Shooting Team delivered an exceptional performance at the renowned CZ Extreme Euro Open, an IPSC practical shooting competition held June 26-28, 2025, at the Hodonice shooting range near Znojmo, Czech Republic. This year’s event also doubled as the Czech National Championship, crowning national champions in each division.

Widely recognized as one of the largest and most challenging shooting competitions globally, the CZ Extreme Euro Open drew 1,138 competitors from 59 countries, including some of the world’s elite shooters. Participants faced 30 demanding stages, testing their speed, accuracy, and tactical skills under varied weather conditions, from scorching heat to sudden thunderstorms.

The CZ Shooting Team secured a total of 13 medals, six gold, four silver, and three bronze, demonstrating once again their standing among the best competitive shooters worldwide.

In the OPEN division, Robin Sebo dominated the competition, taking home the gold medal and the Czech national champion title with his CZ 75 TS Czechmate pistol. Martina Sera earned silver in the Ladies category and captured the Czech national champion title using the same model.

In the PRODUCTION division, Argentine teammates Juan Pablo Duran and German Romitelli earned silver and bronze medals, respectively. Serbia’s Ljubisa Momcilovic defended his Senior category title, while Italy’s Camilla Almici topped the Ladies category. All CZ competitors in this division used CZ Shadow 2 Orange pistols.

The fiercely competitive PRODUCTION OPTICS division saw France’s Eric Grauffel claiming victory, while CZ shooter Martin Kamenicek earned bronze and the Czech national champion title. Junior competitor Robin Grauffel secured gold in his category and placed seventh overall, with both shooters utilizing CZ Shadow 2 OR pistols.

In the STANDARD division, Kahlil Adrian Viray from the Philippines achieved silver, and CZ shooter Zdenek Liehne won bronze, securing the Czech national champion title. Senior shooters Josef Rakusan and Petr Znamenacek captured gold and silver, respectively. The CZ TS 2 Orange pistol was the firearm of choice for these athletes.

The CZ Extreme Euro Open 2025 served as vital preparation for the upcoming IPSC World Championship, set to take place in South Africa at the end of September.

As the proud general partner of the CZ Extreme Euro Open, CZ-USA would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the organizers for their outstanding efforts, the referees for their dedication, and all participants for their sportsmanship.

Congratulations to all medalists and newly crowned Czech national champions: Robin Sebo (OPEN), Martina Sera (OPEN), Martin Kamenicek (PRODUCTION OPTICS), and Zdenek Liehne (STANDARD).

Full competition results:

OPEN Division Overall (122 competitors) 1. Robin Sebo (CZE), CZ Shooting Team – 100% 2. Marek Neumann (CZE) – 98.93% 3. Erik Stjernlof (SWE) – 98.34%

OPEN Division, Ladies Category 2. Martina Sera (CZE), CZ Shooting Team

PRODUCTION Division Overall (195 competitors) 1. Michal Stepan (CZE) – 100% 2. Juan Pablo Duran (ARG), CZ Shooting Team – 96.68% 3. German Romitelli (ARG), CZ Shooting Team – 96.28%

PRODUCTION Division, Senior Category 1. Ljubisa Momcilovic (SER), CZ Shooting Team

PRODUCTION Division, Ladies Category 1. Camilla Almici (ITA), CZ Shooting Team

PRODUCTION OPTICS Division Overall (199 competitors) 1. Eric Grauffel (FRA), CZ Shooting Team – 100% 2. Jacob Hetherington (USA) – 91.11% 3. Martin Kamenicek (CZE), CZ Shooting Team – 90.29% 7. Robin Grauffel (FRA), CZ Shooting Team – 84.36%

PRODUCTION OPTICS Division, Junior Category 1. Robin Grauffel (FRA), CZ Shooting Team

STANDARD Division Overall (110 competitors) 1. Rolly Nathaniel Tecson (PHI) – 100% 2. Kahlil Adrian Viray (PHI), CZ Shooting Team – 97.05% 3. Zdenek Liehne (CZE), CZ Shooting Team – 91.41% 7. Josef Rakusan (CZE), CZ Shooting Team – 82.26% 8. Petr Znamenacek (CZE), CZ Shooting Team – 77.77%

STANDARD Division, Senior Category 1. Josef Rakusan (CZE), CZ Shooting Team 2. Petr Znamenacek (CZE), CZ Shooting Team

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Sierra Bullets Celebrates Sponsored Shooters’ Success in 2025 Hodgdon Punisher Positional

Sunday, June 29th, 2025

SEDALIA, M.O. – June 26, 2025 – Sierra Bullets congratulates Levi Wilson and Ryan Adams on their outstanding performances in the 2025 Hodgdon Punisher Positional, held June 21 at Severance Training Center in Conway Springs, Kansas. Competing against a group of 106 shooters in this one-day Precision Rifle Series (PRS) match, Sierra-sponsored shooters Levi Wilson and Ryan Adams both placed in the top five of the open division.

Levi Wilson secured third place, and Ryan Adams secured fifth place. Both shooters showcased exceptional marksmanship and consistency throughout a challenging match. The 2025 Hodgdon Punisher Positional featured 20 meticulously designed stages, where shooters had to navigate both man-made barricades and natural terrain. The positional-style match included targets ranging from 350 to 940 yards, most falling within the 800-yard mark, testing precision under varied conditions.

“Sierra Bullets is incredibly proud of Levi and Ryan for securing spots in the top five at the Hodgdon Punisher Positional” said Sierra Bullets’ VP of Marketing and Business Development Andrew Sparks. “It was an intense competition that demanded outstanding skill and precision, and they truly rose to the challenge. We’re grateful to work with such a talented group of athletes and look forward to what’s ahead.”

As both Wilson and Adams continue to distinguish themselves as standouts in the PRS community, their commitment to excellence sets Sierra-sponsored shooters apart as leaders in the sport. Both shooters competed with Sierra’s 6mm 110 grain HPBT/CN MatchKing, demonstrating the bullet’s precision and reliability in competition. Their performances at the 2025 Hodgdon Punisher Positional are a strong demonstration of Sierra Bullets’ focus, delivering unmatched accuracy and consistency in the most demanding precision shooting environments.

Shooters sponsored by Sierra Bullets compete at the highest level with Sierra’s Match/Targetproduct line. Winning takes dedication and determination, which is the heart and soul that goes into every Sierra bullet. To shoot the bullets used by top athletes around the world, shop Sierra Match/Target bullets. Sierra Bullets looks forward to continuing its support of these talented athletes and is excited to see what the future holds for them in upcoming competitions.

For more information on the latest new products and offerings from Sierra Bullets, visit www.sierrabullets.com.

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NSA Naples Sailors Make History, Excel at European Shooting Competition

Friday, June 6th, 2025

NAPLES, Italy – Sailors from the U.S. Naval Support Activity (NSA) Naples’ Security Department made history Apr. 16, 2025 by participating in the annual European Paratroopers 8th Small Arms Marksmanship Challenge in Naples.

250416-N-TY639-2311 NAPLES, Italy (April 16, 2025) Sailors attached to U.S. Naval Support Activity (NSA) Naples’ Security Department compete at the European Paratroopers Small Arms Marksmanship Competition in Naples, Italy, April 16, 2025. NSA Naples is an operational base, home to over 50 commands and 8,500 personnel, providing crucial support for U.S. and allied forces across Europe, Africa, and the Central Command’s areas of responsibility. From air and port operations to force protection and logistics, the base ensures combat readiness while prioritizing the well-being of service memebrs and their families. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist 2nd Class Matthew Nass)

The four Sailors were the first-ever U.S. Navy participants in the competition’s eight-year history.

The multinational event brought together more than 30 military members from across NATO, including the United States, Italy, Greece, Sweden, Germany, Spain and Norway. The annual competition tests combat marksmanship and builds camaraderie and trust among allied forces.

“The event is about training but also building a brotherhood amongst these different nations,” said Col. Giuilio Festa, president of the European Paratroopers Association. “We usually only have members from the U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force; this is the first time we have members from the U.S. Navy. I want to thank them for helping set up and run this event.”

NSA Naples Security personnel served as the primary instructors and line coaches for all rifle courses of fire throughout the competition.

Chief Gunner’s Mate Richard Ashworth, NSA Naples Security Department Armory Supervisor, said the experience was rewarding.

“Interacting with the other NATO countries was a valuable opportunity. They were highly motivated to participate and also to learn,” Ashworth said. “The event was great. Everyone was receptive to the training that was given, and everything was very professional and well-coordinated.”

While all participants had prior firearms experience, the instructors from NSA Naples had to adapt their coaching to account for language barriers and differing national protocols.

In addition to instructing, the Sailors achieved impressive results. The team earned the European Paratroopers Association’s Gold Marksmanship Lanyard for each member, a prestigious recognition of shooting excellence. Gunner’s Mate 1st Class Christopher Marthini secured third place individually, and all four U.S. sailors finished in the top eight. They also earned marksmanship badges from Swedish and Norwegian forces, taking home two bronze and two silver.

By participating and refining their marksmanship skills, these Sailors boosted their readiness to respond swiftly and efficiently, providing vital support when the NSA Naples community needs it most.

“This year’s Navy participation exceeded expectation,” Festa said. “They played an important role, and I hope we continue to see more involvement from the Navy in the future.”

NSA Naples is an operational ashore base host to more than 50 separate commands and approximately 8,500 personnel. The base provides a forward-deployed operational platform to the Fleet, enables the warfighter, and supports the family. It supports U.S. Naval Forces Europe-Africa, U.S. SIXTH Fleet, NATO, and Combatant Commander’s strategic priorities by providing air and port operations, force protection, emergency services, logistical and administrative capabilities, and essential quality of life products and services to the Fleet, joint and allied forces to ensure stability in the European, African, and Central Command areas of responsibility.

By Petty Officer 2nd Class Matthew Nass

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CMP Unveils Updated Logo Design

Sunday, May 25th, 2025

The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is excited to announce a rebranding of its logo – moving from the classic eagle seal to a new, simpler style.

“We believe it is time for new logo that represents the more modern current state of the CMP – something that, like the revision of our programs, is more contemporary,” said CMP Board Chair and CEO, Jerry O’Keefe. “We couldn’t be more proud of CMP’s deep history and legacy which stretches back over 120 years and the classic eagle seal will always represent and be part of that. CMP’s brand in the firearms and marksmanship competition space is growing so it is the right time for our logo and the brand it represents to evolve as well.”

The new CMP logo takes on a more minimalistic design, with a bolded three-letter emblem and a single reticle within the “C” paying homage to marksmanship.

The Civilian Marksmanship Program’s lineage began in 1903 as the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice under President Theodore Roosevelt and the Department of War. The program oversaw the administration of marksmanship for citizens in the United States until 1996 when it transformed into the CMP as we know it today – a private organization with the mission to provide firearms safety, education and training for all, especially the youth community.

A “National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice” pinback button displaying a version of the eagle seal logo. Photo: National Museum of American History

The CMP’s accompanying insignia, characterized by its eagle, stars and arrows, was derived from the seal of the Department of Defense and can be traced back to the 1960s. The seal has undergone minor changes over the years but will now stand as a historical reference to the CMP and its previous identities rather than its primary brand model. CEO O’Keefe further states, “it is the right time for the CMP to transition from the legacy seal which reflects CMP’s storied history as part of the Government to a new logo that better represents the 21st century CMP as a strong and thriving private organization.

The new CMP logo takes on a more forward-looking and minimalistic design to echo modern trends, mark the company’s singular identity all while acknowledging CMP’s strong brand awareness. The bolded three-letter emblem embodies the CMP name and is in lockstep with its ideologies: Strong, Bold, Proud, Stable, Timeless. A reticle traced within the “C” of the logo, a crosshair pattern often seen within firearm sights, directly associates the logo with CMP’s continuing mission – etching a clear focus on marksmanship.

The revised logo will now be the standard symbol on all CMP merchandise, correspondences and publications, while the classic eagle seal will be reserved only for official CMP letterhead and other special projects.

The CMP’s previous eagle seal will still be present in certain correspondences alongside the updated logo.

“We’re grateful for the position we’re afforded,” O’Keefe said. “That is, an audience of individuals who have supported the CMP for generations – who are able to recognize all that we stand for from our company acronym alone.”

“The eagle seal will always be part of the CMP’s legacy and will remain a profound icon for America’s marksmanship history,” he went on. “And we hope this new logo will make a similar impact as it becomes synonymous with exceptional firearm training, responsible ownership and competition excellence.”

More About the CMP:

The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is a federally-chartered 501(c)(3) corporation that places its highest priority on firearms safety and marksmanship activities, with a focus on youth. CMP’s programs encourage personal growth and build life skills, with such initiatives as its junior training and competition programs, Affiliated Club program and scholarships providing support to citizens of all backgrounds across the nation. Learn more about the CMP at thecmp.org.

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Texas A&M Cadets Win SIG Championship With FoldAR Concealed Carry Rifle

Sunday, May 11th, 2025

The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Marksmanship Unit (CCMU) walked away from the 2025 SIG SAUER Relentless Warrior Championship with another major win under their belt.

Competing against 126 shooters from the U.S. service academies and international military colleges, the CCMU claimed its fifth championship title in just nine years.

At the center of their success? Discipline, preparation, and in the hands of their top shooter, a 16” FoldAR Concealed Carry Rifle that proved itself on one of the most demanding stages in collegiate tactical shooting.

A Championship That Demands More Than Marksmanship

This wasn’t a casual weekend match. The Relentless Warrior Championship, hosted by SIG SAUER at their Academy in New Hampshire, is one of the most demanding collegiate-level tactical shooting events. Six mission-focused stages. Multigun challenges. Freezing wind, rain, and snow.

The Texas A&M CCMU rose above the rest, winning four of six stages, including every field course and the long-range rifle stage. They placed six shooters in the Top 12, with senior cadet Shiloh Lewis ’25 taking first overall—using a FoldAR CCR built to perform.

Why FoldAR Was the Rifle of Choice

When it came time to pick a rifle for the Relentless Warrior Championship, Shiloh Lewis had plenty of options. He chose a FoldAR—and the results speak for themselves.

FoldAR’s platform is purpose-built for reliability and precision:

Patented folding barrel system at the barrel-breach interface for unmatched compactness, durability, and repeatability.
Match-grade CHF 4150 barrels with QPQ Melonite coating for long-term performance.
Mid-length gas system and adjustable gas block for smooth, consistent cycling.
Guaranteed sub-MOA accuracy and return-to-zero after folding and deploying.
Chambered in .223 Wylde to maximize versatility and accuracy

This isn’t a novelty design. It’s a serious rifle built for serious work.

The Coach’s Perspective on FoldAR: Reliability First

Coach Kevin Jimmerson, who has spent over 40 years working with the M16/M4/AR platform as both a shooter and instructor, offered a powerful endorsement of the FoldAR system after two years of hard testing:

“There are only two things that ultimately matter…accuracy and reliability.

Of those two, reliability is the most important. Accuracy is of little use if the system isn’t working.”

He continued:

“Designing in reliability is where most systems fail. Not just for a day at the range—but after thousands of rounds, in everything from 100-degree heat to below-freezing conditions. The FoldAR system is, in my opinion, the only truly revolutionary modification of the AR platform in its history.

After two years of shooting, I can honestly say this folding system is absolutely reliable—and just as accurate as any custom rifle in our armory.”

Coach Jimmerson didn’t just trust it casually. He put the FoldAR through serious tests:

Mag dump stress tests followed by precision grouping
Heat-induced stress accuracy checks
Shooting groups while locking and unlocking between shots

The FoldAR passed them all—with no loss of accuracy, no reliability issues, and no functional failures.

“We train in 90-degree heat. That match was shot in freezing temps. And the FoldAR did what it always does—run like a sewing machine. And makes hits. We have the trophy to prove it. FoldAR is the rifle that did it.”

Built in Texas. Trusted Nationwide.

FoldAR rifles are manufactured in Henderson, Texas, by a veteran-owned and operated company that approaches firearms engineering with a mission-driven approach.

Often described as a skunkworks of the firearms industry, FoldAR has pioneered the first true concealed carry rifle platform, as well as the first true field-configurable weapon system (i.e. the “One Rifle”). It shows you can still get accuracy and reliability without hauling around a standard fixed-barrel AR.

More than just a compact system, the FoldAR platform is:

Non-NFA configurations, legal, and ready to ship.
Standard lower compatible.
Tool-less barrel swap capable, making caliber conversions fast and field-friendly.
Outfitted with top-tier components like the Nickel Match PTFE trigger, B5 SOPMOD stock, Lancer 20-round mags, and Magpul M-LOK rail system

Whether it’s for duty use, competition, or concealed carry in unconventional situations, the FoldAR Concealed Carry Rifle is engineered to meet the demand.

The Future of the AR Platform Is Here

Texas A&M’s win at the Relentless Warrior Championship wasn’t luck. It was the result of preparation, hard work, and choosing equipment that wouldn’t let them down when it mattered most.

FoldAR isn’t just a more compact rifle—it’s an evolution of the AR platform itself, offering capabilities that even custom builds struggle to match.

This is why School Resource Officers across the nation are choosing the FoldAR, now protecting over 700,000 students.

When you need a rifle that stows small, deploys fast, and performs like a full-sized carbine—FoldAR is the answer.

Looking towards the future, FoldAR invites all firearm manufacturers to explore options of integrating the folding barrel interface into their existing platforms.

Explore FoldAR’s full lineup of Concealed Carry Rifles™ at FoldAR.com.

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SLG2, Inc. Welcomes DryFireMag as New Corporate Partner

Saturday, May 3rd, 2025

ATHENS, Ala. – April 28, 2025 – SLG2, Inc. is thrilled to announce the addition of DryFireMag as its latest corporate partner for 2025. This partnership showcases SLG2, Inc.’s commitment to providing top-quality products and empowering individuals in shooting sports.

Since 2012, DryFireMag has taken firearm training to the next level. DryFireMag is a training magazine that uses an individual’s own firearm to provide trigger simulation. The DryFireMag not only resets the trigger but simulates a true dry fire trigger-break, eliminating the need to re-rack while practicing shooting skills.

“We are thrilled to welcome our newest corporate partner, DryFireMag,” said Karen Butler, founder and president of SLG2 Inc. “DryFireMag is committed to providing realistic shooting scenarios that build good habits among shooters. Together, we will continue to make a positive impact on the lives of those who attend our one-of-a-kind experiences.”

Over the past 16 years, SLG2, Inc. has had the privilege of hosting guests in their immersive SLG2 experience. As the company celebrates its 2025 Authentic Tour, SLG2, Inc. remains steadfast in its mission to empower individuals to participate in shooting sports with confidence. With a legacy of success and a promising future, SLG2, Inc. continues to positively impact the lives of countless individuals.

“We’re excited to partner with Shoot Like a Girl!” said DryFireMag CEO John Seigler. “We look forward to seeing families have fun while learning about safety and improving their shooting skills.”

With its focus on training and convenience, DryFireMag has become a trusted name in the industry. To learn more about DryFireMag and experience these exceptional products firsthand, visit Shoot Like A Girl’s Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s tour locations. Stop by and discover the quality and innovation that DryFireMag brings to the world of shooting.

Together, SLG2, Inc. and DryFireMag will continue to inspire and empower individuals to embrace shooting sports and create unforgettable experiences.

For more information about SLG2, Inc and its brands, please visit shootlikeagirl.com.

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Texas A&M University Wins SIG SAUER Relentless Warrior Championship Title

Monday, April 21st, 2025

NEWINGTON, N.H., (April 21, 2025) – SIG SAUER, Inc, industry leading manufacturer of cutting-edge firearms, optics, and ammunition, and the SIG SAUER Academy were honored to host the 2025 SIG Relentless Warrior Championship (SRWC) event. This year marked the largest SRWC in the event’s history hosting one hundred and twenty-six competitors. Cadets from the Air Force Academy, Coast Guard Academy, Royal Military College of Canada, University of North Georgia, Texas A&M, Merchant Marine Academy, Virginia Polytechnic Institute (VA Tech), West Point, The Citadel, and Virginia Military Institute (VMI) competed at the SIG SAUER Academy in Epping, New Hampshire over two days of stiff competition. At the conclusion of the event, competitors were honored at an awards banquet featuring retired US Army Lt. General John Deedrick.

The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets fended off defending champions UMA West Point to claim the team victory at the SIG SAUER Relentless Warrior Championship.

The SIG Relentless Warrior Challenge consisted of six challenging stages, testing competitors’ skills in marksmanship, teamwork, and leadership through mission focused themes. After a hard-fought battle with the New England cold, wind, rain, snow, and defending West Point champions, Texas A&M brought home the title of 2025 SIG Relentless Warrior Champion.

“On behalf of all the Cadets and Mid-shipmen who attended, I am very grateful to SIG SAUER for the time and effort committed to this event. I have coached 12 years of this match, and this was hands down the best organized and executed,” said Kevin Jimmerson, Marksmanship Instructor & Coach, Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Marksmanship Unit (CCMU).

“Competition is not about winning but improving your deficiencies. This is a vitally important lesson for these young men and women who will soon be leading young Americans in defense of our Country,” continued Mr. Jimmerson. “This Texas A&M team developed confidence and competence. We brought everything with us we needed to win this match.”

Awards for the SIG Relentless Warrior Championship:

Team Finishes

First Place – Texas A&M

Second Place – U.S. Military Academy at West Point

Third Place – Virginia Tech

Fourth Place – The Citadel

Fifth Place – University of North Georgia

Individual Finishes

Top Gun Overall Champion: Shiloh Lewis – Texas A&M

Second Place Overall: Thomas Nunnally – Texas A&M

Third Place Overall: Lewis Hare – West Point

Fourth Place Overall: Andrew Frattini – West Point

Fifth Place Overall: Parker Pugno – Texas A&M

High Lady: Megan Cooper – West Point

Shoot-Off Winner: Lewis Hare – West Point

Team Top Shots (highest finisher for each school)

Texas A&M – Shiloh Lewis

West Point – Lewis Hare

Virginia Tech – Tyler Wade

Air Force Academy – Robert Woertink

The Citadel – Hudson Chase

University of North Georgia – Lucian Buettner

RMC Canada – Zak Lopato-Miguel

VMI – Colin Russell

Coast Guard Academy – Dhiren Kettish

Merchant Marine Academy – Evan Hoang-Le

Spirit of the Warrior Award: RMC Canada Team

“It is such an honor to host the SIG Relentless Warrior Championship each year and provide a competitive shooting landscape where these cadets can experience the skills, stress, comradery, and teamwork to help develop future leaders of the military who will serve and protect our freedoms,” said Phil Strader, Vice President, Consumer Affairs.

“I’m proud of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets and their efforts preparing for this competition. They fittingly embodied the infamous words of former Texas A&M football coach Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant, ‘It’s not the will to win that matters – everyone has that. It’s the will to prepare to win that matters.’ Congratulations to them, and to everyone who helped make this event a success,” concluded Strader.

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Register Now for LEGION Legends

Saturday, March 29th, 2025

SIG SAUER Presents the First LEGION LEGENDS Event

This is a fully immersive range experience featuring veterans of the US military’s most elite forces, brought to you by the team who hosts the legendary Camp LEGION.

At this industry first event, level up your shooting game with combat professionals – Kyle Lamb, Kevin Holland, JR Cook and Chili Palmer – four legends that have fought for our freedoms.

DATES: May 21-24, 2025

LOCATION: Dallas, Texas

LEGION LEGENDS builds off the iconic Camp LEGION event and adds a truly unique experience to enhance your firearm skills with a curriculum designed by legendary combat professionals.

With the small group attending this event, attendees will have an unprecedented opportunity to engage exclusively in powerful discussions and 1-on-1 with the LEGION LEGENDS, learning the core values and skills that define the most elite military leaders.

About LEGION LEGENDS Event:

An all-inclusive three-night / four-day experience and range program. From the time you check-in with the SIG Events team, your experience includes:

Luxury hotel accommodation at the Omni Frisco at the Star located just north of Dallas, Texas.

All meals

Event transportation

Firearms and ammunition for range events

LEGION LEGENDS swag pack

Event firearms purchase opportunities and discounts

Wednesday, May 21 – Saturday, May 24, 2025

Limited spots available. The experience is $4,199 per guest.

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER NOW FOR LEGION LEGENDS

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