American rifle shooter trains in India, returns home to win national title
American shooter Jeff Browning credited nearly two years of training at New Delhi's Topgun Shooting Academy for helping him win the 10m air rifle title at the US National Championship. Browning secured the prestigious Leatherneck Trophy weeks after returning home, praising the academy's coaching and support for helping him maintain world-class standards and achieve national success.
American rifle competitor Jeff Browning attributes his triumph at the US National Championship to training in India over nearly two years. The experienced marksman, who has been competing since 2012, trained at the prestigious Topgun Shooting Academy in New Delhi under the guidance of founder Shimon Sharif and the coaching staff.
Browning, representing the Virginia State team, secured the coveted 10m air rifle title at the championship held in Camp Perry, Ohio. His victory also earned him the prestigious Leatherneck Trophy. Reflecting on his success, Browning expressed gratitude towards the academy for the training, guidance, and support during his time in India.
The Topgun Shooting Academy has a history of supporting American shooters, even during the COVID-19 pandemic when international travel and competitions were suspended. The academy organized virtual shooting competitions that enabled elite athletes, including several members of the United States Olympic shooting team, to remain competitive.
Topgun Shooting Academy founder Shimon Sharif hailed Browning's achievement, stating it was a matter of immense pride for the academy to have contributed to the development of rifle shooters from around the world.
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