WW2 Canadian Dominion of Canada Rifle Association Second Class Bronze Medallion

The WW2 Canadian Dominion of Canada Rifle Association Second Class Bronze Medallion is an award issued by the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association (DCRA) during the period of the Second World War. The DCRA, established in 1868, has a long history of fostering marksmanship among Canadian military and civilian shooters. This bronze medallion was designated as a Second Class prize, recognizing notable achievement in marksmanship competitions organized by the association. Typically, one side of the medallion features the DCRA crest or emblem, along with the words signifying the association and the award class. The reverse may be blank, engraved with recipient information, or display further organization details, depending on the period of issue. Such medallions were awarded to competitors during annual or special shooting events connected with Canada’s wartime military training and skill development programs. The item is of interest for collectors of Canadian military awards and those studying the history of marksmanship in Canada.