Arthur C. Jackson

Art Jackson in 1947 with his Remington 37 .22 rifle.

1949 World Champion - 50m + 100m Free Rifle Prone 30+30 shots

Art Jackson shooting standing with his smallbore free rifle.

Art Jackson in 1951.

Art Jackson on the cover of The American Rifleman magazine in May 1954.

Art Jackson with the 1955 Winchester Trophy at Camp Perry, Ohio.

Art Jackson at the 1955 Pan American Games in Mexico City.

Arthur C. Jackson and 1956 Olympic Shooting Team

Arthur C. Jackson (front right) with 1956 Olympic Shooting Team on the way to Melbourne, Australia.

Art and Nancy Jackson at his 1999 USA International Shooting Hall of Fame Induction in Atlanta, GA.

U.S. Distinguished International Shooter Badge

1948 Olympic Games - 300m Free Rifle

1949 World Shooting Championships - Gold individual- 50m + 100m Free Rifle Prone 30+30 shots

1951 Pan American Games - Gold individual - 50m + 100m Free Rifle Prone 30+30 shots

1951 Pan American Games - Gold individual- 50m Free Rifle 3x40 shots

1952 World Shooting Championships - Gold individual- 50m Free Rifle Prone 40 shots

1952 World Shooting Championships - Gold individual - 50m + 100m Free Rifle Prone 30+30 shots (World Record)

1952 World Shooting Championships - Gold team - 50m + 100m Free Rifle Prone 30+30 shots (World Record - team)

1952 World Shooting Championships - Bronze individual- 300m Army Rifle

1952 Olympic Games - Bronze individual- 50m Free Rifle Prone 40 shots

1954 World Shooting Championships - Gold team - 50m + 100m Free Rifle Prone 30+30 shots (World Record - team)

1955 Pan American Games - Gold individual - 50m Free Rifle 3x40 shots

1955 Pan American Games - Gold individual - 50m + 100m Free Rifle Prone 30+30 shots

1956 Olympic Games - 50m Free Rifle Prone 60 shots, 50m Free Rifle 3x40 shots

Click here to see an excellent article on Art Jackson written by Hap Rocketto. Part of it was printed in The 1996 Precision Shooting Annual. It is in Microsoft Word format. If a window pops up that says "Enter Network Password", just click on "Cancel". The article should show up in the other window.