Doug Koenig Talks About the Second Amendment

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posted on April 14, 2018
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Competitive shooter Doug Koenig was asked: Would the Second Amendment be important in your life had you pursued a different sport? Why?

“That’s hard to say from the standpoint that I can’t image myself not hunting or shooting regardless of it currently being my profession. I was a hunter and backyard shooter long before I ever competed in a shooting competition.

“Also, the ability to protect myself and my family wouldn’t change no matter what profession I would be in!”

Doug Koenig, regarded as a once-in-a-generation talent, redefines what it takes to be a World Champion Professional Shooter. In 1990, Doug turned pro and he scored an unprecedented 1920x at the NRA’s Bianchi Cup. His list of accomplishments and championship wins includes more than 70 national and 10 world titles.

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