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I know of no "professional" coaches in Wisconsin, but there are a lot of friendly, experienced shooters that would be glad to talk/exchange email messages with you. Happily, you will find many of them at the NRA Sectional matches in Oshkosh (the first two weekends of March - Make sure to s...

I know of no "professional" coaches in Wisconsin, but there are a lot of friendly, experienced shooters that would be glad to talk/exchange email messages with you. Happily, you will find many of them at the NRA Sectional matches in Oshkosh (the first two weekends of March - Make sure to s...

As many others have pointed out before, you will be attending college to get an education, not to shoot. Enjoy the sport, become as expert as you can, but never forget that. Look for a good school with an academic program that meets your needs. Shoot with the college club team or a local civilian te...

Telecomtodd's message is extraordinarily wise, and all young shooters should read it twice. You are going to college to learn, not to shoot. And there is much to learn - Not just in your major field of study, but about yourself. Shooting is a great sport, and having access to the support structure o...