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LEISURE AND OUTDOORS - SHOOTING AND HUNTING
INDIVIDUALS (1) NEWS & MEDIA (5) ORGANISATIONS (5) PRODUCTS (3)
| This page contains adaptive ideas for disabled sportsmen and women. I take no responsibility for the reliability or safety of the rigs pictured here. Use common sense, be safe and take these ideas at your own risk! |
| Featuring articles on hunts, outdoor recreation and travel, as well as blogs and gear reviews (including an overview of a custom orthotic trigger device by Chad Wiligura)... |
| A link to game hunting photos with wheelchair participants via the Paralysed Veterans of America. |
| "In the September 2002 SPORTS 'N SPOKES, find out who took Top Gun honors and which teams finished first as the 2002 Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) National Trapshoot Circuit wound down at events in Florida and Wisconsin. And there's a report on the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) World Shooting Championships in Korea." |
| "Ask Jim Russell, of Fallbrook, Calif., about the combination of trapshooting and people with disabilities, and he'll quickly tell you this sport is one of the few in which wheelchair users and able-bodied individuals can compete using the same rules and essentially the same equipment. More importantly, he'll say it is clean, wholesome fun." |
| "Anyone who is present when someone with a physical challenge first picks up a bow and arrow and sets his or her sights on a deer knows that beginner's excitement. Sharing in that adrenaline rush is one of Charlie Pangle's job's perks."You're dealing with people who have been unable to fulfill a dream they've had because of an accident, illness, or a war." |
| The Brisbane Gun Club once again hosted the Australian Disabled National Championships, this time over Easter 2002.
Shooters came from around Queensland, NSW and Victoria to take part in what has become an annual event on the Disabled Shooting Calendar. It was great to see the turnout for this shoot, a happier bunch of shooters you will never meet.? |
| Paralyzed or Disabled? But still love adventurous activities in the great outdoors, like hunting, fishing, camping and shooting? Want to leave the wheelchair or crutches behind? Come to Oregon and check out my atv's, adaptive equipment and see what works best for you.
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| The purpose of Buckmasters American Deer Foundation's Solutions for Adaptive Shooting video is to let people know that they can hunt and shoot with success, no matter how extensive their disability. Solutions for Adaptive Shooting presents physically challenged individuals from across the country who have devised ingenious ways to get back into the great outdoors with rifles, shotguns, pistols and crossbows. |
| Resources for the Disabled Hunter and Outdoorsman - helping those with disabilities make life in the Great Outdoors accessible. Well worth a look! |
| Shooting is one of the finest and most versatile sports available to us. It's one of the few sports that doesn't limit participation. It can be enjoyed by men and women, by youngsters and senior citizens, and by individuals or members of a team. And it's a sport that can be enjoyed by persons with physical disabilities.? |
| Accessible Canadian Adventures (ACA) designs, coordinates and arranges hunting, fishing and wildlife photography adventures specifically for disabled sportsmen and women.
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| We are committed to producing the highest quality adaptive hunting and shooting equipment for all disabled outdoorsmen. Our goal is to help physically challenged people get back into doing the activities they love like hunting, shooting, fishing, archery, and ATV?s. Our company designs and manufactures activity trays, shooting rests for rifles, shotguns, pistols, crossbows, and compound bows, hand controls and lifts for ATV?s & much more. |
| I am a C 3-4 quad, without the use of hands or arms, and I have no problems at all zeroing in on target. With the SR-77 it's been great to get back into shooting again so now instead of watching while my friends shoot targets I can be part of it, a sport I love. The beautiful thing about the shooting rest is that you can go from shooting targets with an air rifle to hunting deer with a hi-powered with ease. The shooting rest is completely safe, using reasonable care, to both you and those with you.
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