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 Disabled Services Department - NRA Disabled Shooting Services guides more Americans with physical disabilities into hunting and outdoor activities than all other shooting sports organizations in the nation. Since its inception in 1994, NRA’s Disabled Shooting Services Program has offered services that have enabled thousands of Americans with physical disabilities to enjoy a variety of shooting activities, including competitive events and hunting. In the past year NRA’s Disabled Shooting Services has the Disabled Indoor Air Rifle Sectional, Regional and Postal Championships, NRA Open Range Day and NRA KEWL Kids. These programs introduce recreational and competitive shooting to both adults and children with physical disabilities. The Program also ensures that many shooting facilities are wheelchair accessible, and provides information on how organizations can include sportsmen with disabilities in their programs. |
Results of the 2009 NRA Disabled Air Rifle Sectional "Here"
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2010 National Disabled Indoor Air Gun Sectionals - We are now accepting bids to sponsor the 2010 National Disabled Indoor Air Gun Sectionals. With the addition of NRA Precision 3-Position Air Rifle and International Air Pistol as well as the already existing International Air Rifle, 2010 is gearing up to be a fantastic year.
Sectionals open on January 15, 2010 and conclude on March 31, 2010. In order to be sanctioned as an NRA match, you will need to complete the application and return it to the NRA by October 31, 2010.
An information letter and program guide are also available for download.
Upcoming 2010 Disabled Air Gun Sectionals:
January 16: International Rifle, Precision 3-P & Air Pistol
Spalding County 4-H Shooting Sports
129 N. Searcy Ave
Griffin, GA 30223
Contact: Carol Gulliford
January 30: International Rifle, Precision 3-P & Air Pistol
Lakeshore Fondation
4000 Ridgeway Dr
Birmingham, AL 35209
Contach: Patty Cornelius
February 7: International Rifle, Precision 3-P & Air Pistol
Riverside Shooting Club
501 Salsburg
Bay City, MI 48640
Contact: Tom Monto riversideshoot@aol.com
February 21: International Rifle & Precision 3-P
Southern Indiana Rifle & Pistol
5950 Gun Club Rd
Georgetown, IN 47122
Contact: Charles Boehnlein
February 27 & 28: International Rifle, Precision 3-P & Air Pistol
NW Chapter Paralyzed Veterans of America
American Legion Post
19213 Bothell Way NE
Bothel, WA 98011
Contact: Ernie Butler
March 20: International Rifle
VA Boston Healthcare System - Brockton Campus
940 Belmont St., Bldg 23
Brockton, MA 02301
Contact: Rick Leeman
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MEDICAL WAIVERS
In accordance with Rule 13, competitors with physical disabilities, who are unable to achieve the required shooting positions or use special adaptive equipment, are required to apply for a medical waiver.
The medical waiver application is fairly simple and consists of two forms. The first form is a Competitor Application and should be filled out by the shooter. The second form is a Medical Form and must be completed by the physician. Each applicant must submit the completed forms along with pictures and other relevant information.
Once received, the applications are reviewed by the NRA Protest Committee. After approving the application, the competitor will receive a card authorizing them to use the adapted position or equipment and must present that card to the Match Director prior to the start of the competition. |
State Websites for Hunting and Disabilities - Below is a list of all State web sites with information on hunting and fishing for sportsmen with disabilities. Just click on the state you want for information on that states hunting & fishing regulations.
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