B&P USA’s Pro Staff just lit up the 2026 World English Sporting Competition in San Antonio, turning heads and shattering targets with precision that underscores why American shooters are dominating the global clays scene. Gebben Miles snagged Runner-Up in the grueling Main Event, proving his nerves of steel under pressure from 1,268 elite competitors. His mom, Karen Miles, didn’t just compete—she owned it, clinching Main Lady Champion and showing that family dynasties in shotgun sports are alive and thriving. Meanwhile, James Attwood swept the FITASC High Overall title, mastering the unpredictable European-style course that mimics real-world hunting scenarios with airborne targets zipping at 50+ mph. Across disciplines like Super Sporting and 5-Stand, these results weren’t flukes; they’re the payoff of relentless training with top-tier over/under shotguns like B&P’s Ultralight and Imperial models, tuned for the fast swings and long leads demanded by English sporting.
This isn’t just a win for B&P—it’s a seismic flex for the 2A community, reminding us that our Second Amendment-fueled training culture breeds world-beaters who outshoot international rivals. In an era where anti-gun narratives paint firearm enthusiasts as reckless hobbyists, events like this spotlight the discipline, safety, and skill embedded in responsible ownership. Gebben and Karen’s family podium sweep? That’s the American dream in action: passing down marksmanship heritage without apology. For gun owners, the implications are clear—invest in quality scatterguns and dry-fire drills, because competitions like San Antonio’s are proving grounds where 2A rights translate to tangible supremacy. B&P’s Pro Staff isn’t stopping here; expect them to keep stacking trophies, inspiring the next wave of shooters to defend our sporting heritage one broken clay at a time.
As the dust settles in the Texas heat, these victories signal a bright future for U.S. dominance in shotgun sports, where innovation meets tradition. With B&P USA leading the charge, the 2A world gains more ammo (pun intended) to counter critics: our passion for firearms forges champions who elevate the sport globally. If you’re not hitting the range yet, take a cue from the Miles duo and Attwood—gear up, practice up, and join the winners’ circle.
