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Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show
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Each year at SHOT Show in Las Vegas, manufacturers unveil many new products that firearms owners will see on retailers' shelves during the course of the year. Although this trade-only show is not open to the public, there's usually great interest in the event among consumers. New this year, NSSF, which owns and manages the show, provided an opportunity for exhibiting companies to showcase their new products in a series of online SHOT Show Product Spotlight videos. Those taking advantage of this new offering included Barska Optics, Black Rain Ordnance, Caracal, ArmaLite and Surgeon Rifles, Vertx, Carl Zeiss Sports Optics, Blue Force Gear, ATN Corp., Slide Fire Solutions, Homak Security, Ares Armor and Zenith Quest International. Watch these and other videos from 2014 SHOT Show at youtube.com/TheNSSF or use the links below.
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SHOT Show
Product Spotlight
Watch all of the videos
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2014 SHOT Show
State of the Industry Address
Following brief look back at the past year's most notable events NSSF President Steve Sanetti delivers his remarks
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Talking SHOT
See what some of the biggest names in the industry have to say about SHOT Show
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Your Spending Has Big Impact
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Twenty million target shooters spend about $10 billion a year--nearly the same amount of spending that occurs at the Apple App Store! Those target-shooting expenditures support more than 185,000 jobs and businesses from coast to coast. The numbers, compiled into this useful infographic, come from NSSF's new report, "Target Shooting in America: Millions of Shooters, Billions of Dollars." Combined spending by both target shooters and hunters results in an overall economic boost to the nation of more than $110 billion! That's yet another contribution by sportsmen and women to America, along with supporting conservation and our great sporting heritage.
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Crimson Trace Midnight 3-Gun Shoot: Lasers, Lights, and Gunfire
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Each year, members of the outdoor media gather some of the nation's top 3-Gun shooters at the annual Crimson Trace Midnight 3-Gun Invitational. As the sun goes down in Bend, Oregon, shooters gear up with the proper gear and prepare for a night filled with lasers, lights and gunfire. Start a midnight 3-Gun of your own by share this video with your local range or gun club, or light up the night at a range near you by visiting WhereToShoot.org
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Sporting Clays Tip: When You Don't Know What to Do
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Have you ever encountered a target that you can't hit regardless of what you do? Gil Ash of OSP Shooting Schools provides several concepts to help you figure out what to do when you don't know what to do. These tips include determining the line of the target, gun speed and target lead, and identifying four common target illusions.
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Concealed Carry: What About +P Ammo?
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The idea behind the +P is to add enough energy to reliably deliver an expanded bullet deep enough to do its job. It doesn't have to be a lot of extra energy - it just has to be enough. Here's what you need to know.
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COLLECTOR'S CORNER
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Market Trends in Military Gun Collecting
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There's no shortage of geopolitical and economic forces shaping trends in military gun collecting. Phillip Peterson, editor of the new Standard Catalog of Military Firearms, gives his take on where things are heading.
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