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Zins Wins 10th NRA National Pistol Championship

Brian Zins wins his 10th NRA National Pistol Championship at Camp Perry, Ohio.

By NRA Staff (RSS)

July 23, 2010

7/23/10

Former Marine and Poland, Ohio, native Brian Zins won his 10th NRA National Championship this past weekend at Camp Perry, Ohio. Zins won the .22 caliber championship and placed in the top three for .45 caliber and Center-Fire titles, with an aggregate score of 2650-134X. Zins has continued to push records in pistol shooting at Camp Perry, with his seventh, eighth, ninth and now 10th National Championship wins each increasing the record for number of national titles held by an individual.

The silver medal and title of Police Champion was once again held by Capt. Philip Hemphill of the Mississippi State Police. Third and title of Regular Service Champion was won by Staff Sgt. Robert Park of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit.

To follow all of the action live from the National Rifle and Pistol Championships at Camp Perry, be sure to visit NRAblog.com.

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1 Response to Zins Wins 10th NRA National Pistol Championship

Howard Zins wrote:
January 24, 2011

I am a retired Law Enforcement Vereran with 37 years of service. I am still on the Police Pistol Team and compete in Police Matches about 7 times a year. I have used a S&W Mdl. #14 k-38 Masterpiece in the past however will be trying to use a S&W Mdl. #52-2 for the first time this year. I would be interested to find out if we are related as I am very interested in genealogy and have been to Germany many times and visited the town my great-great grandparents came from. I would sure appreciate corsponding with Brian.