2024 is the year of the IPSC Rifle World Shoot. Team SIG's Daniel Horner and Lena Miculek will represent the United States of America on the World stage. SIG SAUER will support the team in a way that has never happened before by building custom race guns, optics, and ammo to the exact specifications needed to win. Follow along the journey as we share with you "All the Power of SIG" and see how the team will optimize their capabilities with the support of SIG SAUER.

The IPSC Rifle World Shoot is a premier competition organized by the International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC). This event is part of a series of World Shoot competitions that also include handgun, shotgun, and action air disciplines. The Rifle World Shoot specifically focuses on rifle shooting skills in a dynamic and competitive environment.

Key Features of the IPSC Rifle World Shoot:

1. Competition Levels: The event attracts top-level shooters from around the world, including both amateur and professional marksmen.

2. Courses of Fire: Competitors engage in various stages designed to test a wide range of skills including speed, accuracy, and power. The stages are set up with different shooting scenarios that might include moving targets, multiple targets, and varying distances.

3. Rifle Types: The competition typically involves different categories based on rifle types, such as semi-automatic and manual action rifles. There are also sub-categories based on the caliber and modifications of the rifles.

4. Safety and Rules: Safety is a paramount concern in all IPSC events. The competition is governed by strict rules regarding conduct, equipment, and the handling of firearms to ensure the safety of all participants and spectators.

5. International Representation: The Rifle World Shoot is a truly international event, drawing competitors from numerous countries, thereby fostering a spirit of camaraderie and sportsmanship among shooters from diverse backgrounds.

6. Skill Development: The event is highly regarded for promoting shooting sports and helping participants develop their shooting skills, reaction times, and tactical abilities in a controlled and competitive environment.

The IPSC Rifle World Shoot is not only a competition but also a celebration of the shooting sports community, highlighting skill, precision, and the global spirit of this sport.

Lena Miculek is the top multi-discipline professional shooter in the world and is a member of Team SIG representing SIG SAUER.  Lena entered the world of competitive shooting when she was eight years old and was immediately a force to be reckoned with.  At age 17 she won her first World Champion title, and now has 9 World Shooting titles in 5 different shooting disciplines and over 100 championship wins and national titles in the disciplines she competes in.  Lena is recognized in the industry as the most-influential female competitor, and recently used her experience to develop the ROSE by SIG SAUER™ program to help, encourage, and inspire women to take on the responsibility of their own personal safety through education, training and community.

Daniel Horner is regarded as the top multi-gun and 3-gun shooter in the world.  Daniel began his professional shooting career as a member of the elite U.S. Army Marksmanship Until rising to become the Coach of the USAMU Action Shooting Team and during his career was twice selected as the Military Marksmanship Association Soldier of the Year. He has captured over 125 championship titles at the world, national, regional, and state levels, including 16 Multi-Gun / 3-Gun Championships, 8 Sniper Championships, 2 IDPA National Championships, an IPSC Shotgun National Championship, an NRA World Shooting Championship, and hundreds of additional national and major title wins throughout his career.