Federal Congratulates All Sponsored Shooters on ‘Team Federal’ for a Great Year
Federal Congratulates All Sponsored Shooters on ‘Team Federal’ for a Great Year

U.S.A.-(Ammoland.com)- Team Federal reported a long list of great achievements over the past year. Federal Ammunition congratulates all its sponsored shooters and thanks them for their great support of the dependable and accurate products they rely on in competition. Members of Team Federal participate in many types of competition including Multi-Gun, PRS, USPSA and more at the national, state, regional and local levels.

“Federal is proud of all the members of Team Federal highlighted below for their 2019 accomplishments. We also congratulate and thank all our sponsored shooters for an action-packed year of competitive shooting,” said Shooting Sports Promotions and Field Training Manager Jason Spradling. “We are fortunate to partner with such dedicated and talented competition shooters from across the country, and we look forward to another outstanding year in 2020.”

For Multi-Gun competitions, sponsored shooter Jake Latola won the Tactical Optics division for the third year in a row at the Nordic Components and Vortex Optics Tri-Gun in Forest Lake, Minnesota. Sean Burrows had several top finishes throughout the year including the Safariland Expedition Multi-Gun Match in Boulder City, Nevada. Tony Holmes had several top finishes including 2nd in the Senior Open Division and 3rd place overall at the 3-Gun Championship in Grand Island, Nebraska. Kurt Miller won the High Super Senior (60+) title at the 2019 IPSC World Rifle Championships held in Karlskoga, Sweden. Chris Sechiatano earned several top finishes in several competitions including 1st place Limited Division at the 2019 Southwest Rimfire Challenge Championships in Piru, California.

In the Precision Rifle Series, Team Federal shooter Buck Holly recorded eleven total tactical division wins and finished second in the nation for the year. Team member Hunter Sykes

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