NRA Announces Database for Adaptive Shooters

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posted on October 23, 2019
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The NRA Adaptive Shooting Programs and Business Alliance has announced the launch of an Adaptive Product database, to highlight businesses delivering the best in services, gear and training for people with disabilities.

“People of all ability levels are heading into the outdoors to take part in the shooting sports at impressive levels,” said Dr. Joe Logar, national manager of NRA's Adaptive Shooting Programs. “This database provides a one-stop resource to ensure they can make the most out of those experiences.”

The Adaptive Product Providers database is available on the NRA Adaptive Shooting Programs website under the Resources tab. There, users will find organizations with products and services that make the outdoors and the shooting sports more accessible to people with disabilities. Featured outfits range from companies selling devices that make loading pistol magazines easier, to all-terrain wheelchairs to take hunters anywhere wild game may go. For more information, please visit adaptiveshooting.nra.org

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