Bullseye Named Official Army Rifle Mascot

Published on October 8, 2020

Bullseye Named Official Army Rifle MascotThe Army West Point Rifle team is excited to announce the addition of the team's new mascot, Bullseye.

Small in stature, Bullseye stands at just over a foot, but provides a stoic presence. The mascot earned its name following a naming contest, which fans voted on in September. Bullseye received 68.8% percent of the votes, while Buckshot (28.1%) and Tronsrue (3.1%) where the other finalists.

The people have spoken.

Welcome to the family Bullseye?? pic.twitter.com/cgMeh2O3sP — Army Rifle (@ArmyWP_Rifle) September 18, 2020

Fans can expect to see Bullseye making numerous appearances throughout the year on the Army Rifle Twitter (@ArmyWP_Rifle) and Instagram pages (ArmyWP_Rifle).

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