Videos tagged with Wheelchair Shooting

This guide outlines key principles for designing inclusive shooting competitions, drawing insights from Trevor Baucom and Kalen Reese at SHOT Show 2026. It emphasizes adapting stages and barricades for seated engagement to ensure accessibility for shooters with physical challenges, promoting the longevity and growth of shooting sports. The discussion highlights the importance of community and learning in adaptive shooting programs.

Battle Buddy Three Gun is a non-profit organization dedicated to enabling veterans, civilians, and individuals with adaptive lifestyles to participate in three-gun competitions. They provide specialized equipment, like custom wheelchair mounts, and adapt stages to ensure inclusivity. The organization emphasizes camaraderie and aims to make shooting sports accessible to everyone, regardless of physical challenges.

This video highlights the Adaptive Defensive Shooting Summit, an event designed to provide firearms training and competitive shooting opportunities for individuals with disabilities. The curriculum is adapted to accommodate various physical challenges, enabling participants to learn, practice, and compete, fostering self-confidence, self-reliance, and a sense of community. The event emphasizes practical application and empowers individuals to live with their challenges and still engage in shooting sports and self-defense.

This video demonstrates critical self-defense techniques, emphasizing muzzle discipline during transitions and drawing from a holster. It simulates realistic stress scenarios, including a scenario involving a mobility-impaired individual, highlighting the importance of maintaining control and situational awareness. The instruction focuses on controlled shooting and proper firearm handling under duress.