Civilian Marksmanship Program - Color Changing Mug 11oz

The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is a United States organization established under congressional charter in 1903. Its primary purpose is to promote rifle practice and marksmanship training for U.S. citizens. It achieves this through the conduct of local, state, regional, and national competitions, as well as the sale of firearms, ammunition, and shooting equipment. The CMP manages a vast collection of historic military firearms, primarily surplus from the U.S. military, which it sells to civilians for competitive use. These sales help support the organization's mission of fostering marksmanship skills and educating shooters about firearm safety and history. The CMP operates under the oversight of the Department of the Army and is headquartered at Camp Perry in Port Clinton, Ohio. Its activities extend across all 50 states and territories, making it a significant contributor to the shooting sports community in the United States.