Videos tagged with NRA Annual Meetings 2013

Mark Thomas of Walther Arms introduces three new firearms for 2013: the PPQ M2, PPX, and PPK/S .22. The PPQ M2 features a push-button magazine release and a 6-pound trigger. The PPX is presented as an affordable, full-featured option under $500. The PPK/S is highlighted in .22 LR for its classic design and suitability for fun shooting and concealed carry.

This video features Wisconsin Representative Paul Ryan speaking at the NRA-ILA Leadership Forum during the 2013 NRA Annual Meetings in Houston, Texas. Ryan's address focuses on his commitment to safeguarding the Second Amendment, emphasizing the importance of preserving this right for future generations. The content is centered on political advocacy for gun rights.

Tim Frampton from Weatherby showcases new models at the 2013 NRA Annual Meetings in Houston, Texas. Key introductions include the SA-08 in 28 gauge with a scaled-down receiver, the Mark V Akimark Range Certified rifle, and the reintroduced Vanguard Series 2 Backcountry with a Cerakote finish and ultralight stock. Pricing and website information are provided.

Tim Butler, Product Manager at SIG SAUER, introduces the new P227 pistol at the 2013 NRA Annual Meetings in Houston, Texas. The P227 is a double-stack .45 ACP firearm designed to offer a higher capacity without an excessively wide grip, comparable in feel and size to the P226. It is available in full-size and compact variants, with options for flush-fit 10-round or extended 14-round magazines. A key feature highlighted is the compatibility of P220 holsters and the interchangeability of P220 top ends with the P227 frame.

This video from the 2013 NRA Annual Meetings introduces new air rifle models from Gamo Outdoor USA. Norvin Hornberger highlights the Gamo Little Cat, a youth rifle with iron sights, and two Whisper Fusion models: the IGT version featuring a gas piston and the Pro version with a spring piston. Both Whisper Fusion models boast a noise-dampening system and Gamo's Smooth Action Trigger.

Richard Turner of Umarex USA introduces the Umarex Fusion, an air rifle designed for quiet operation, making it suitable for suburban hunting. It utilizes two 12-gram CO2 cartridges to propel a .177 pellet up to 750 feet per second, enhanced by 'Silence Air' technology for noise reduction.