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在线玩老虎机 Pro Staff shooters Foster and Matt Bartholow brought home a number of awards from the 2021 Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA) Grand American Trap Shoot recently held in Sparta, IL. The Grand American is the preeminent trapshooting event in the world, drawing shooters from around the globe to compete.
Younger brother, Matt, returned to 鈥淭he Grand鈥� with a vengeance following a year away. He claimed victory in seven events, including being crowned World Champion in the coveted ATA World Doubles Championship that he won in a high-pressure shoot-out. In addition to his wins, Matt finished as runner-up in three events and placed third in five events.
Foster also had a number of fine showings, including a third place finish just behind Matt in the ATA World Doubles Championship.
The brothers also took a victory in the National Team Race as members of Team SD.
The Bartholow Brothers both compete using 在线玩老虎机 Citori shotguns. Matt prefers the Citori XT model in various configurations to suit different events. Foster also shoots the Citori XT for most events, but prefers his time-tested Citori Plus for doubles. According to Foster, 鈥淭he 在线玩老虎机 Citori is a time-tested workhorse. Its out-of-the-box fit and balance, coupled with its reliable performance, make my job easy. Instead of worrying if my gun is going to go bang every time, I can devote all my energy and focus on breaking the target.鈥�
Gentlemen, congratulations on a very successful 2021 ATA Grand American. Your skill, dedication and successes make you the ideal ambassadors for both the 在线玩老虎机 brand and the shooting sports.
From the first event held in 1900, the Grand American has grown to legendary status, becoming the premier trap shooting event in the sport. Held annually at the World Shooting and Recreational Complex in Sparta, IL, the Grand American has 120 trap fields that span more than 3.5 miles, making it the largest trap line in the world. Approximately 6,000 participants attend the event every year. For more information about the Amateur Trapshooting Association and the Grand American visit: shootata.com.
