Videos tagged with Youth Shooting Programs

This video discusses the impact of California's AB 2571 law, which significantly restricted firearms advertising, leading to the immediate halt of youth shooting programs. The law imposed substantial fines for perceived advertising to minors, creating a climate of fear and uncertainty for organizations that previously engaged in such activities. The speaker emphasizes the imperative need for a legal injunction to reverse these effects.

This video discusses BioAmmo's efforts to support youth shooting programs in California by providing environmentally friendly ammunition. Bill Stanger, CEO of BioAmmo's US market, explains the company's mission to reduce plastic waste and their strategy for entering the US market, particularly California. They highlight their innovative biopolymer-based ammunition and plans for new product releases focused on the West Coast in 2025.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the concept of giving away firearms and ammunition, inspired by a community fundraiser for a neighbor. It highlights the potential joy and positive impact of donating unused firearms and ammo to organizations like youth shooting clubs or self-defense instructors who can provide them to individuals in need, emphasizing the importance of understanding legal transfer processes.

This video discusses USA Shooting's preparation for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, highlighting their re-affiliation with the NRA and efforts to broaden their reach and secure funding. The leadership team emphasizes the importance of international competition, the success of US athletes in past Olympics, and the challenges posed by government-funded international teams. They also touch upon the need for increased membership, corporate sponsorship, and public awareness to support the athletes.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Ducks Unlimited Expo, highlighting its role in conservation and outdoor recreation. David Schussler, National Director of Event Fundraising for Ducks Unlimited, details the event's offerings, including live fire ranges, various villages (fishing, dog, ATV), and educational seminars. The expo emphasizes family-friendliness, with free admission for children under 12 and dogs, and affordable tickets for adults. A significant focus is placed on Ducks Unlimited's conservation mission and their DU TRAP program, which supports youth shooting teams.

This video highlights the impactful rifle club at Valley Forge Military Academy & College, emphasizing the importance of passing down firearm safety and marksmanship skills to the next generation. The TFB TV episode showcases the club's growth since its founding in 2009 and its current activities, including competitions, tactical shooting, and historical firearms familiarization, under the guidance of faculty advisor Christopher Bechtel. The segment also thanks sponsors Ventura Munitions and BLACKHAWK!, encouraging viewers to support them.

Larry Potterfield of Midway USA discusses the ongoing battle for gun rights, emphasizing the need to fight on both the political and cultural fronts. He highlights the importance of supporting NRA-ILA and local Friends of NRA banquets, particularly for funding youth shooting programs. Potterfield advocates for establishing and supporting shooting teams in high schools and colleges as a means to influence future generations and preserve gun rights.

The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) is supporting the growth of collegiate shooting sports through a grant program. Participation in collegiate shooting is at an all-time high, fueled by youth programs like the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP). The NSSF's Collegiate Shooting Sports Initiative offers $200,000 in grants annually to colleges, helping to expand awareness and participation in shooting sports and enabling thousands of newcomers to try shooting.

This video introduces the Scholastic Shooting Trust Fund, established by the MidwayUSA Foundation. Its purpose is to raise funds for shooting teams in high schools, colleges, and universities across America, with over 20,000 institutions potentially benefiting. The description encourages tax-deductible contributions via their website (www.scholasticshootingtrust.org), allowing donors to specify which school receives the donation. It highlights how these teams foster friendships, confidence, discipline, and leadership, similar to other sports, while noting the general lack of school funding for them. The website provides details on endowment goals, contributions, active programs, and anticipated funding for each school. Gifts are invested to provide permanent funding, supporting existing programs or helping new ones start, thus contributing to the development of future leaders.