Are you looking for a great gift to celebrate your love of shooting with your husband, wife, partner, boyfriend or girlfriend? Or better yet a way to write your experiences, thoughts, and progress down from all of your pistol or rifle target shooting? This awesome design on a gray background is a perfect shooting logbook that contains a progress tracker, setup, weather, and conditions for your favorite range shooter, either men or women. Details of this journal include: 6x9 inches, 120 pages, matte-finish cover and white paper. Shooters have the ability to log the date/time, weapon, weather, wind, distance, bullet, setup shots, and graded shots. If you are looking for a different book, make sure to click on the author name for other awesome journal ideas.

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The new version of the 2020 Hunting Log Book, Hunting with your wife is very beautiful. With this wonderful book, you will find large spaces for writing hunting plans time species size seen shot Lost Cap Tured Wildlife sighting Gear set Up and a lot moreBase price: 7.95$ after discount: 6.95$ Special offer for a limited period

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The National Rifle Association (NRA) is an important actor in the American gun debate. While popular explanations for the group’s influence often focus on the NRA’s lobbying and campaign donations, it receives lesser attention for the mass mobilization efforts that make these political endeavours possible. On Target explores why the NRA is so influential and how we can understand the group’s impact on firearms policy in the United States. The book looks at how the NRA both draws upon and shapes historical meta-narratives regarding the role of firearms in America’s national identity and how this is part of a larger effort to expand the community of gun owners. Noah S. Schwartz demonstrates how the NRA portrays a vision of the past through events such as its annual meeting; communications such as American Rifleman magazine and NRA TV; and points of contact including the National Firearms Museum. Based on fieldwork in Indiana and Virginia, including participant observation at NRA events and firearm safety classes, thematic analysis of audio-visual material, and interviews with NRA executives and members, On Target sheds light on the ways in which the NRA tells stories to build and mobilize a politically motivated network of gun owners.