Accessible Shooting: Hunting and Shooting for People With Disabilities
Shooting and hunting are among the most accessible outdoor sports. With the right equipment, range setup and support, people with spinal cord injuries, amputations, visual impairments and other disabilities compete, hunt and train alongside everyone else. Adaptive gear such as track chairs, shooting rests, trigger adapters and mounting systems, together with nonprofit programs that organize hunts and range days, has opened the field to many disabled veterans and civilians. Shooting is also a Paralympic sport.
The organizations and companies below are profiled on Minuteman University.com. Each profile covers what the group does, when it started and where to learn more.
Adaptive Shooting Programs
- NRA Adaptive Shooting
- STRIDE Adaptive Sports
- Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA)
- Paralympic Shooting
- United Special Sportsman Alliance (USSA)
- Challenged Sportsmen of America
Adaptive Hunting Organizations
- Adaptive Sportsmen
- Adaptive Outdoorsman
- Camp Freedom
- Hunting with Heroes
- Back in the Woods Again
- Chairbound Hunters
- Empowered Dream Hunts
Adaptive Equipment
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