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Vincent Hancock of the U.S. shoots during the men's skeet event. Hancock won a gold medal for the second straight Olympics. Hancock, a sergeant in the U.S. Army, is a member of the Army¿s Marksmanship Unit.

Vincent Hancock of the U.S. shoots during the men’s skeet event. Hancock won a gold medal for the second straight Olympics. Hancock, a sergeant in the U.S. Army, is a member of the Army¿s Marksmanship Unit.   (Rebecca Blackwell / Associated Press)

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Team USA’s Vincent Hancock wins gold for the second straight Olympics by hitting all 25 of his shots in the final round.

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Vincent Hancock hugs U.S. national shooting team coach Todd Graves after firing his final shots to secure a gold medal in the men’s skeet event.  (Rebecca Blackwell / Associated Press)

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Gold medalist Vincent Hancock kisses his 5-month-old daughter, Brenlyn, after the skeet-shooting final.   (Rebecca Blackwell / Associated Press)

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Vincent Hancock celebrates his gold medal in skeet shooting.  (Marwan Naamani / AFP/Getty Images)

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Luigi Lodde of Italy, left, Nasser Al-Attiya of Qatar, center, and Vincent Hancock of the U.S. protect their guns under umbrellas during the rainy start of the the men’s skeet final.  (Rebecca Blackwell / Associated Press)

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