Some NRA major events for 2023 will include: The Great American Outdoor Show will be held February 4-12 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The 9-day long showcase will feature hunting, fishing and outdoor traditions treasured by millions of Americans and their families. 

Exhibitors will include firearms and ammunition manufacturers and outfitters, fishing boats and RV’s, archery and much more. Last year the 650,000 square ft exhibit hall was filled, and this year is looking to be even bigger. There will also be speaking events and seminars, archery competitions, celebrity appearances and the famous Wall of Guns.

Another huge event is the 152nd NRA Annual Convention of Meetings & Exhibits, that is scheduled for April 14-16 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Exhibit Hall will be open all three days, with more than 14-acres filled with the latest firearms and hunting gear from many of your favorite companies. Make your plans now to join fellow Second Amendment Americans for a freedom-filled weekend jam-packed with fun for the entire family. 

Another exciting event will take place in Indiana, is the NRA National Shooting Matches that will be held July 8th through August 6th at Camp Atterbury, the Indiana National Guard facility hosting the Matches for the third consecutive year.

Other NRA events that will take place in 2023 is the NRA High Power Rifle Shooting Championships that will start on July 8th, followed by the Precision Pistol Nationals on July 18th and the Smallbore Rifle Nationals on July 25th. To register for the 2023 NRA National Matches visit: competitions.nra.org.

This year’s NRA National Police Shooting Championships, that is open to all law enforcement, will again be held at the Mississippi Law Enforcement Officer Training Academy in Pearl, Mississippi on September 14 - 16. For more information about this event go to: lecompetions.nra.org. 

NRA’s dedicated Certified Instructors and Range Safety Officers will train hundreds of thousands of gun owners, the Eddie Eagle program will be taught to students throughout the country and various events dedicated to youth development, such as the Youth Hunter Education Challenge and Family Friendly NRA Days, will take place all over our great country. 

To learn more about the NRA’s programs visit: explore.nra.org.