Videos tagged with NRA Range

This guide outlines essential safety protocols and etiquette for the NRA Range, as presented by its staff including Aaron Farmer, Lisa Paris, and Grace Boatright. It covers personal protective equipment, ammunition policies, firearm handling within booths, target setup, maintaining safe firearm states, proper range cleanup, and hygiene. Adherence to these rules ensures a safe and efficient shooting environment for all.

U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt discusses the vast responsibilities of the Department of the Interior, managing one in every five acres of U.S. land, including National Parks, wildlife refuges, and multiple-use lands. He highlights the importance of public access for hunting and fishing, emphasizing that these activities are crucial for wildlife conservation and are largely funded by hunters and fishermen. Bernhardt also shares his personal enjoyment of shooting sports, particularly clay shooting, as a way to focus and relax.

This video details proposed and enacted gun control measures in Virginia, including assault weapon bans, red flag laws, and a controversial bill to ban private gun ranges (HB 567). It highlights the political climate, the potential for civil unrest, and the implications for gun owners, such as registration requirements and restrictions on practice. The content emphasizes the importance of emergency preparedness and staying informed about legislative changes affecting Second Amendment rights.

This video captures a USPSA match held at the NRA Range on July 19, 2016, focusing on the Carry Optics Division. The shooter, participating in their fourth USPSA match, reflects on their performance, noting a challenging final stage that impacted their overall placement. Despite this, they express satisfaction with their progress on classifier stages. The content is presented from the perspective of a competitor sharing their match experience.

This video features Mark Keefe from American Rifleman and Aaron Moore from LaserLyte demonstrating the LaserLyte Trainer Trigger Tyme. They are shown on the NRA range, highlighting the ability to practice without ear and eye protection. The trainer is available in compact and full-size models to mimic popular pistols on the market, offering a tool for training and practice.

This Veterans Day special features an interview with former Navy SEAL and NRA News commentator Dom Raso by Cam Edwards. The discussion likely touches upon topics relevant to veterans, firearms, and potentially the Second Amendment, given Raso's background and affiliation with the NRA. The event was broadcast live from the NRA Range in Fairfax, Virginia, on November 11, 2013. Additional information is available on the NRA News website.