SHOT "Show & Tell" with USA Shooting

Kelly Reisdorf, CEO of USA Shooting, discusses the organization's recent successes, including five Olympic medals in 2024, and outlines plans for 2025. Key initiatives include strengthening junior programs, fostering partnerships with NCAA rifle teams, and increasing industry support to identify and develop future Olympic talent across shotgun, rifle, and pistol disciplines. The organization relies on industry partners for funding, as it does not receive government subsidies.

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 features an interview with Olympic shooter Kim Rhode as she prepares for the London Olympics. Rhode discusses the pressures of elite competition, her experiences at the Olympics including the Parade of Nations, and the growing popularity of shooting sports, particularly in China. She also touches on a past incident where her shotgun was stolen, highlighting the support she received and how it motivated her. The interview emphasizes the positive aspects of shooting as a sport and its generational appeal.

This video features Olympic hopefuls and a seasoned Olympian discussing their experiences in competitive shooting sports, particularly bunker trap. They highlight the dedication required, the importance of mental preparation, and the challenges posed by current ammunition legislation in California. The discussion also touches on the generational aspect of shooting sports and the need to pass traditions on.

This guide outlines the pathway to Olympic shooting, emphasizing 10m Air Pistol and 25m Sport Pistol as accessible entry points. Instruction from a competitive shooter highlights key equipment, training resources like USA Shooting and CMP, and the Olympic selection process. Beginners are encouraged to start with Bullseye shooting in the US using .22 LR pistols.

This video features an interview with Ashley Carroll, a world champion shooter for the USA Shooting Team, and Barrett Moore, a member of the Hillsdale College shooting team. They discuss Hillsdale College's commitment to conservative values, its new role as the home of the USA Shooting Team, and the state-of-the-art Halter Shooting Center. The conversation highlights the importance of promoting shooting sports, the Second Amendment, and the development of young athletes. Both individuals share their personal journeys into shooting and their perspectives on the sport's community and accessibility.

This SHOT Show TV episode from January 22, 2019, covers a wide range of new products and initiatives within the shooting, hunting, and outdoor industry. Key highlights include new offerings from Ruger's custom shop, specialized hunting rifles from Brenton, innovative sighting systems from Sensite, and law enforcement ammunition from Winchester. The episode also details the scale of SHOT Show 2019, previews upcoming events like the Supplier Showcase, and touches on crucial industry topics such as FFL security through Operation Secure Store and recruitment efforts like the Plus One Movement and Shot University's First Shots program. It showcases the industry's commitment to innovation, education, and community support.

This video from SHOT Show 2017 introduces the Standard Manufacturing S-333, a 25 ACP pistol designed for personal protection. It highlights the S-333's unique firing mechanism, which discharges two rounds simultaneously with each trigger pull, and its reliability for close-quarters defense scenarios. The video also briefly showcases the Standard Manufacturing DP-12 double-barrel pump shotgun, noting its independent barrel systems and award-winning design.

Battle Arms Development specializes in next-generation AR-15 components, focusing on designing and manufacturing up to 95% of parts in-house. Their products emphasize user-friendliness through features like ambidextrous controls, lightweight construction utilizing titanium, enhanced accuracy, and improved ergonomics. They also produce themed firearms, such as Star Wars and Marvel-inspired designs, to attract attention and showcase their innovative weapon systems.

Sarah Palin expresses strong enthusiasm for the SHOT Show, highlighting its importance to outdoor enthusiasts and the firearms industry. She passionately advocates for the Second Amendment, warning against government overreach and emphasizing that gun rights will be a critical issue in the 2016 election. Palin also promotes her show, 'Amazing America,' which features inspiring stories of responsible outdoor users.