The Palma Trophy is the oldest international rifle competition trophy contested by the United States. In 1875, the National Rifle Association of America, as part of the Centennial celebration of the founding of the nation, issued a challenge to the riflemen of the world for a long-range rifle match to be fired at the Creedmoor range on Long Island in 1876. Australia, Ireland, Scotland and Canada accepted the challenge. A trophy, constructed by Tiffanys (the cost was $1,500, including 280 ounces

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104 reactions · 35 shares | Albert van Wyk of the National Rifle Association of Australia talks about how his local club transformed his life. As restrictions ease and we start returning to normalcy, it's time to get back out to our local range and show support to the great clubs that have helped us grow in the sport, and in life. Safety is our number one priority, so make sure to contact your local club before heading back to the range! | Shooting Australia | Facebook