Career Highlights:

• 19 Time ATA All-American
• 8 Time ATA All-American Team Captain
• Grand American All-Around Champion 2010-2011
• Grand American All-Around Champion 2001-2005 "399X400"
• Grand American High Over All Champion in 2007
• Numurous Satellite Grand and State Championships
• Member of the "Kansas Trapshooters Hall of Fame"
• 2012 ATA Hall of Fame Inductee
• 17 Trap and Field Average Awards
• 8 Grand American Rings
• 150 Grand American Trophies
• 70 Satelite Grand Totles
• 255 100 Straights in Doubles (40 at Grand American)

Krieghoff Gun:

K-80 Special Trap 34" un-single with choke tubes and 32" O/U with custom choke tubes by Tom Wilkinson and a Wenig custom stock.

Shells Used:

Remington Brand "STS" Light 8's for Singles and Doubles. "Nitro 27" 7 1/2's are used for Handicap.

Glasses and Eye Care:

Randolph Ranger XL Frames with custom colors by Dr. Frank Rively

HiViz Sights and Sight Systems for better eye control consistency.

Name:  Meagan Elizabeth Harrington

Nickname (Or what name you prefer to go by if applicable): Gunnie

Age:  16

DOB: January 14, 1999

Where are you from Originally: Corpus Christi, Texas

Where do you currently call home:  Corpus Christi, Texas

Shooting Discipline(s):  Skeet, Trap, International Skeet, Bunker Trap, Sporting Clays, 5-Stand, and FITASC

Home Course (where you train or shoot most): Corpus Christi Pistol and Rifle Club & The Lonesome Dove Ranch

Gun(s) you shoot:  Beretta 692

How long have you been shooting:  7 years

How did you get started shooting:  When I was in the 2nd grade, my brother started shooting competitively with 4H Shooting Sports.  I was getting tired of being dragged to all the shoots and having to watch him have fun, so as soon as I became of age and able to hold a shotgun, I started shooting.

How long have you been with Beretta:  4 years

Other Sponsors:  Bay LTD, A Berry Company and Briley

Favorite Shoot of the year and why:  I would have to say my favorite shoot of the year is Texas 4H State Shotgun Shoot.  About 800+ members in the great state of Texas come together to compete and you get to see who comes out on top.  I also have enjoyed NSSA, NSCA and ATA shoots.  I love them all.

From your perspective your greatest achievement in shooting:  I would have to say my greatest achievement in shooting is traveling and meeting a diverse group of people who share the same interest as me.  I have won TX Junior Ladies High Over All back to back, and TX Intermediate Ladies HOA. Another one of my greatest achievements would be keeping up with the boys and tying for Intermediate Open High Over All at the San Angelo Shotgun Shootout, another one of my favorite shoots.  We were in a 60 bird shoot off and we were neck and neck until the very end!

Biggest goal in shooting you hope to reach:  I hope to be a team member of the 2016 USA Olympics Shooting Team.  I have been training for the trials in the Bunker Trap discipline.

Favorite game to shoot (5 stand, FITASC etc,):  I can't choose a favorite!  If I absolutely had to choose one, Skeet would be my favorite with Sporting Clays and Bunker Trap right behind it.

Who did/do you train under/with:  I currently train with Dan Carlisle, Todd Bender, Sean McLelland, and Hank Shaper.  These gentlemen have so much experience and knowledge in industry.  They keep me grounded and dialed in.

Hobbies: I enjoy reading, playing the piano, running cross country, track, and playing soccer. 

Career Highlights:

• 2008 - Set ATA record for most registered straight Doubles at 1,130 straight
• 19 time All American Team Member
• 20 Trap and Field All Around Average Awards (5 first place)
• 20 California State Men's Titles
• 18 California State Teams
• 2006 California Hall of Fame Inductee
• 31 100 Straights from 27 yds.
• 193 100 Straights in doubles
• Highest doubles average on record; 99.67 (2002)
• 24 Consecutive years with 98%+ doubles average
• 4 years with 96%= Handicap average
• 2014 Trapshooting Hall of Fame Inductee

Shooting Tips:

“Get good instruction and pay attention. Set realistic goals and work hard to achieve them. Remember, Rome wasn't built in a day...be patient."
"My focus has always been on consistancy. A gunstock that is made for you and only you is a giant step toward becoming a consistenly better shooter."

Other Information:

Sean is the manager of the Vernal Rod and Gun Club in Vernal, Utah. He gives Trapshooting lessons. For information, please call 435-789-0418.

21‭ ‬Time All American
2‭ ‬Time All American Men’s Captain 
7‭ ‬Time Trap‭ & ‬Field Average Winner
4‭ ‬Grand American World Trapshooting Titles      
75+‭ ‬Grand American Trophies         
46‭ ‬Satellite Grand Championships
Grand American Record‭ ‬700‭ ‬Straight in 2005
Nebraska Trapshooting Hall of Fame Member
60+‭ ‬Resident‭ & ‬Non-Resident State Championships
21-100‭'‬s from 27‭ ‬yard line
60+‭ ‬200‭'‬s in singles
140+‭ ‬100‭'‬s in doubles
Broke‭ ‬500‭ ‬straight doubles at‭ ‬2009‭ ‬Grand American
 
Richard Marshall Jr shooting Clinics‭ ‬-‭ ‬Group or Private Lessons.
Contact info:‭ ‬Cell‭ ‬702-499-6210 or www.richardmarshalljr.com

R. Travis Mears 

www.travismears.net

Age: 26 
Hometown: Roanoke, Texas 
Occupation: Oil and Gas Landman, Shotgun Coach, and Exhibition Shooter 
Years Shooting: 17 
Shotguns Used: Beretta 391 Teknys Sporting, and Beretta A400 Xtreme Unico 
Ammo Used: Rio Ammunition

Current Sponsors: 
Beretta USA 
Briley Mfg. 
Hi Viz Sight Systems 
Rio Ammunition 
Wenig Gunstocks 
ESP Hearing Protection 
Americase 
Pilla Performance Eyewear 
Sure Shot Exploding Targets

Notable Wins: 

Date of Birth: 07/16/1979

Hometown: El Monte, Calif.

Event: Women’s Skeet

Personal:

Kim got her competitive start in American Skeet at the age of 10. After winning the World Championship at age 13, she became captain of the All-American Team. This opened the door to the Olympic style of International Double Trap and International Skeet. She has captured 13 National Championship gold medals since making the National Team in 1995. Kim’s career also includes 26 medals in international competitions including four Olympic medals.

Taking time off after her success in the 2004 Olympic Games, Rhode returned in 2006 with a new focus: the Women's Skeet event. Women’s Double Trap was removed from the Olympic Games following the 2004 Games in Athens. Rhode successfully pocketed a silver medal at the 2008 Beijing Games in Women’s Skeet. She is a member of the Safari Club International and an honorary lifetime member of the National Rifle Association. Kim keeps busy with training, public speaking, shooting demonstrations, skiing and hunting, and is an avid builder and restorer of antique and muscle cars. She also collects 1800’s and 1900’s first edition children’s books, her favorite being The Wizard of Oz series.

Competition Highlights:

Age‭ ‬16
Started Shooting in‭ ‬2009

All American Achievements
2011‭ ‬Sub-Junior‭ ‬2nd team
2012‭ ‬Sub-Junior‭ ‬1st team
2013‭ ‬Sub-Junior Captain
2014‭ ‬Sub-junior Captain
2015‭ ‬Junior‭ ‬1st team

Open Championships
2013‭ ‬Arizona state N/R doubles champion
2013‭ ‬Utah state Resident doubles champion
2013‭ ‬Wyoming state N/R doubles champion
2013‭ ‬Montana state N/R singles champion
2015‭ ‬Utah state resident HOA champion
2015‭ ‬Wyoming state N/R HOA champion
2015‭ ‬Montana state N/R HAA champion
2015‭ ‬Autumn Grand Singles champion
2016‭ ‬Arizona state N/R singles champion

Highest All Around Composite average for Sub-Junior category.‭ ‬95.99.

Residence: Edwardsville, Kansas
Age: 30
Years Shooting: 22
Shotgun: Kolar Max Lite
Stock: Custom Wenig New American

Achievements:
2015 Nad Al Sheba Champion
3 Time PSCA Pro
9 Time NSCA All-American
2 time US Helice Team USA
11 time Kansas State Champion
2 time Team USA Sporting
2016 Team USA FITASC
2015 National 28 gauge Champion
2015 Northeast Regional Champion
2015 World FITASC 5th
2015 World English 4th
2013 Krieghoff Kup Champion 99X100
2013 World English Sporting Clays finalist
2011 US Open FITASC Champion 99X100
2011 Zone 5 Champion
2011 NSCA National 5-stand Runner-UP 98x100
2010 USHA Helice National Champion
2008 ACUI Collegiate All-Around National Champion
1999 NSCA Sub-Jr National Champion

About

Age‭ ‬13,‭ ‬born May‭ ‬7,‭ ‬2004,‭ ‬resides in Houston,‭ ‬Texas
8th-grade student at Spring Branch Middle School in Houston,‭ ‬Texas
Parents,‭ ‬Pablo and Julianna Montealegre‭ 

Sponsors

Wenig Custom Gun Stocks
Federal Premium Ammunition‭ 
Briley Manufacturing

Shooting Resume

Began shooting at the age of‭ ‬4‭ ‬years old
Lifetime Member of the National Sporting Clays Association‭ (‬NSCA‭)
Member of Greater Houston Gun Club
Member of Club Cinegetico Jaliciense,‭ ‬Guadalajara,‭ ‬Mexico‭ 
Member of United States Helice Association
Member of United States Flyers Federation
Member of Sporting Clays Mexico Association

Personal Background

Forrest began shooting and hunting with his father Pablo from a very young age.‭  ‬His father realized that he was a naturally talented shooter and had a bright shooting future ahead of him.
‭  
Ever since Forrest started shooting,‭ ‬he has never wavered in his enthusiasm for the sport.‭  ‬He loves the competitiveness of the sport,‭ ‬traveling with his father,‭ ‬and meeting new friends from all around
the world.‭  ‬His love for hunting is just as great,‭ ‬and he has taken trips with his father to places such as Africa,‭ ‬Argentina,‭ ‬Bolivia,‭ ‬Canada, and Mexico.‭

Forrest’s shotgun of choice is a Krieghoff K-80‭ ‬with a Wenig custom stock,‭ ‬Briley chokes and Federal Premium Ammunition.‭  ‬He loves those companies because in his opinion,‭ ‬they have the best quality products,‭ ‬and they treat him like family.‭  ‬Forrest usually shoots at Greater Houston Gun Club,‭ ‬where he is a member and spends most of his free time practicing there with his father.