TrapShootingUSA | 2024 Grand American Special Issue
The 125th Grand American was more than just a shoot — it was a celebration of history, champions, and the unmatched spirit of trapshooting. Our November/December issue of TrapShootingUSA takes you straight into the action at the World Shooting & Recreational Complex in Sparta, Illinois, covering every highlight from the biggest stage in the sport.
The Super Bowl of Trapshooting
Spanning 40 pages (p. 8–47), this year’s Grand coverage is massive. From AIM and opening ceremonies to the Hall of Fame dinner, the Nostalgia Shoot, and all the special events that make the Grand unlike anything else, we’ve got it all. Relive the tension, the triumphs, and the moments shooters will never forget.
Championship Spotlights
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Pennsylvania Grand (p. 54): 800 targets packed into a powerhouse three-day weekend.
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ATA Eastern Zone (p. 58): Four days and 1,000 targets — the Eastern Zone proves once again why it’s one of the most grueling tests.
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PSSA Summer Championship (p. 66): The biennial classic that steps in when Elysburg isn’t hosting Eastern Zone.
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Westy Hogans (p. 74): At 118 years strong, this storied event still delivers as the final major shoot of the season.
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Heartland Grand (p. 80): The 17th annual Stockdale classic keeps Iowa at the center of the trapshooting map.
Faces & Tributes
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A Legend Gone (p. 48): A heartfelt tribute to George Snellenberger, one of the sport’s greats.
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Shooter Profile (p. 70): Meet Tyler Buchanan, Wisconsin shooter, civil engineer, and driving force on the Wisconsin Trapshooting Association board.
The 2024 Grand American issue is a keepsake — capturing the 125th anniversary of trapshooting’s biggest tradition. Whether you were there in Sparta or watching from afar, this edition makes sure you don’t miss a single detail.
👉 Want the full issue?
The November/December edition of TrapShootingUSA featuring the 125th Grand American is available now in Print or Digital. Don’t miss this collector’s edition covering the greatest week in trapshooting.
