144th NRA Annual Meetings Roundup

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posted on April 14, 2015
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Given the tens of thousands of dedicated NRA members, a bevy of outdoor-industry celebrities and even a handful of 2016 presidential hopefuls in attendance at the 144th NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits, it'd be little surprise if you barely realized that the staff of American Hunter was in Nashville. But we were indeed combing the "Nine Acres of Guns" that took over the Music City from April 10-12—in force, at that. We can't say we caught up with each of the 550 exhibitors on hand, nor that we found every nook and cranny in the 450,000 square foot convention center. But we did do a fair bit of legwork, and we're happy to share an inside look at the show with you. Hit the links provided below for more information. Happy reading!

NRA Events
• Allan D. Cors Elected President of the NRA
• National Prayer Breakfast Celebrates Freedom
• Bridgestone Arena Packs 'Em in for NRA Country Presents Alan Jackson
Special Events 2015
• NRA Presents Alan Jackson 'Keepin' it Country' Tour
• NRA Annual Meeting of Members Kicks Off
• Women Are Center Stage at the 144th NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits
• Rascal Flatts Headlining NRA Women's Leadership Forum Luncheon and Auction at the NRA Show
• NRA Kicks off First Round of 2015 Convention at Music City Center Today
• Thousands of NRA Members Converging in Nashville for 144th NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits

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Industry News
• Horton Hears a Who at the 2015 NRA Annual Meetings
Introducing NRA For Pets
• Federal Premium Names Honorary Company Historian
• Henry Repeating Arms Ford F-150 Truck Auction
• Henry Repeating Arms Big Boy 3-Pack
• American Hunter Presents Annual Golden Bullseyes
• Top 5 Things You Can Learn at the NRA Booth
• Weatherby Launches "Women of Weatherby" Campaign
• Nashville Businesses Welcome NRA Members Hitting the Scene for Annual Meetings & Exhibits

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New Products
• Zeiss' New-for-2015 Terra 3X Crossbow Scope
• Montana Rifle Company Offers Pick of Litter at NRA Show
• SIG Sauer Announces 300 Blackout Elite Performance Ammunition
• Ruger 22 Charger Takedown
• Trijicon's AccuPower Line
• Magpul Hunter X-22

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Tired of settling on keeping up with the show online? It's never too early to start planning next year's trip, folks. We'll see you in Louisville.

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