Monthly Archives: December 2023

After three months of competition, the National Air Rifle League Champions have been crowned. In the Sporter League, Jack C. Hays MCJROTC wins after defeating Webb City AJROTC in the championship game. In the Precision League, Sutter Union High School wins after defeating Granbury MCJROTC in their ...

The Scopos 2024 National New Shooter and Air Pistol League registrations are now open. Opportunities for both young athletes and adults to learn, have fun, and compete against the best. New this season, register early, by 12 January, to receive $20 off your registration fee. Both leagues are 10 ...

(Featured image is Jack C. Hays MCJROTC) The 2023 season has proven to be one of the most competitive and unpredictable seasons yet. In the second week of the postseason, with teams chasing the championship title, 4 of the 6 games ended in upsets, with both top seeds being eliminated from their ...

At Scopos we have a singular mission: “use technology to turn shooting into a spectator sport.” When I began studying this problem over a decade ago, I realized an initial and necessary step would be to solve the scoring problem. The scoring problem is summarized as follows: we must make scoring shots fast, accurate, and affordable. 

(Featured image is Rio Salado Sportsmen's Club) The first week of the Postseason concluded the remainder of the Divisional championship games this season. In the Precision Distinguished Division, Rio Salado Sportsman’s Club came out on top as the Junior Rifle Club Champion, with New Albany JROTC ...

Congratulations to the top performers from November's Monthly Virtual Matches. Three-Position Air Rifle 3x10 Individual Sporter 3x10: Joshua Romero from Pueblo, CO with 274 - 8 Individual Precision 3x10: Jayden Anderson from Farmington, NM with 289 - 13 Team Sporter 3x10: Pueblo County AJROTC ...