Shooting (Olympics)

Shooting Sites:

National Congress of State Games National Congress of State Games: Features the 40 States that host Olympic-style competitions. Contains newsletters, press releases, sponsorship details, and job opportunities. (Shooting) http://www.stategames.org/ Belgian Clayshooting Federation Belgian Clayshooting Federation: Official site includes links to the regional federations FKVL (Flemish) and FSFSTC (French) of Belgium. It is the official interface to the National Olympic Committee, i.e. the B.O.I.C. (Belgian Olympic Interfederal Comite) and to the international feder (Shooting) http://home.tiscali.be/fbtc-bfk/ Olympic Shooting Fact Sheet Olympic Shooting Fact Sheet: Information describing the events and history of shooting events in the Olympics. (Shooting) http://www.ozemail.com.au/~mellenek/olyshoot.htm Olympic Shooting: General Information Olympic Shooting: General Information: The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) is the coordinating body for Olympics-related activity in the USA. The USOC assists in finding opportunities for every American to participate in sports. (Shooting) http://www.usashooting.com/usashooting.cfm USA Shooting USA Shooting: The official home of USA Shooting, national governing body of the Olympic shooting sports. (Shooting) http://www.usashooting.com/ Burlington Rifle and Pistol Club Junior Competition Team Burlington Rifle and Pistol Club Junior Competition Team: Contains current and past season details, results, records, photographs, related links, and an overview of the team. (Shooting) http://www.brpclub.com/ World Wide Olympic Shooting Giant's Gallery 1996-1997 World Wide Olympic Shooting Giant's Gallery 1996-1997: Olympic shooting competition consists of two parts: basic shooting and final shooting. On the final shooting the top eight athletes of basic competition are simultaneously fighting to win the gold. (Shooting) http://www.geocities.com/wi-ko/mm109.html