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    Karen Miles just swept five Ladies titles at the National Sporting Clays Championship in San Antonio — same weekend, same competitor, five different events. That doesn't happen often enough to have a playbook for it.

    "Winning at Nationals is always special, but to come away with five Ladies championship titles is something I'm incredibly proud of. Success at this level requires confidence in your preparation, your equipment and your ability to execute when it matters most."

    The preparation part is worth sitting with. FITASC and the Main Event alone demand different mindsets — FITASC's strict gun-down presentation versus the rhythm of a standard sporting clays course. Add in the K-Cup and the Winchester Ladies Cup Pro and you're talking about someone who showed up dialed in across formats, not just hot on one station.

    B&P will run this in every catalog they print for the next three years, and honestly, that's their right — five titles in one weekend is real proof, not a press release dressed up as results.

    What's the most versatile sporting clays shooter you've seen come through a local registered shoot — someone who adjusted between presentations without losing their rhythm?


    Read the full article in The Handbook → | By Steve Duskett

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