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The NRA Adaptive Shooting Program would like to showcase businesses offering gear, services, and training for people with disabilities while also providing a useful resource for the adaptive community. This project acknowledges the effort required to reimagine the traditional, open doors, and make the outdoors accessible.

Adaptive Product Providers

Provider Types of Products
Be Adaptive Wheelchair-mounted firearm rests
McFadden Machine Company Rifle rest and tripod
Taylor Tools Handgun magazine loader
QuickCaption Caption services
BulzEyePro Firearm optics enhancer
Caldwell Rifle rests
Comp-Tac Wheelchair-mounted pistol holster
DPI Adaptive Fitness Fitness training
Digital Crosshairs An LCD screen displaying the crosshairs in real time to assist shooters that have difficulty looking through a scope or raising a rifle
Eye Pal Device to improve visual acuity
Handi-Racker Assistive device for pistol slide operation
Hands On Concepts Adaptive sports equipment
Scot Works Wheelchair-mounted pistol holster
Maglula Assistive device for loading rifle and pistol magazines
ADCO Assistive device for loading pistol magazines
Action Trackchair Premium all-terrain wheelchair
Deschamps SAS & Deschamps Mats Systems, Inc. Portable ground covering that increases accessible outdoor paths, trails or walkways
Rack-It Assistive device for operating semi-auto slides with one hand
ATN Highly adaptive optics
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Adaptive Shooting

The NRA's goal is to increase access and participation in shooting activities for people with disabilities through specialized techniques and technologies that are safe and unique to each individual

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