Minnesota helped launch a nationwide boom in youth trap shooting. And the NRA is funding.
ALEXANDRIA — On opening day of the Minnesota State High School Clay Target League championship, the Alexandria Shooting Park sounds like a very loud batch of popcorn. Squads of five teammates, lined up in a row, fire shotguns at blaze-orange discs streaking across the sky. "Pop!" "Pop" "Pop! Pop! Pop!" The nine-day event, which has more than 8,000 competitors, is billed as the largest ...
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