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NRA 131st Annual Meetings & Exhibits Reno, Nevada, April 26-30

Tuesday, February 12, 2002

Events will include exhibits, special sessions and family activities as nation’s oldest civil rights organization celebrates 131 years of freedom and service to America

(Fairfax, VA) -- The National Rifle Association, America’s oldest civil rights organization, will hold its 131st Annual Meetings & Exhibits April 26-30, at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, in Reno, Nevada.

Members of the news media are invited to attend and cover the event. To reserve media credentials, please call NRA Public Affairs at (703) 267-3820. Media credentials may be picked up at the on-site Press Office beginning Thursday, April 25. ONLY members of U.S. news media organizations will receive credentials and be allowed to cover the convention. Due to resource limitations, no foreign media will be credentialed. Television crews and still photographers should bring necessary equipment and lenses (sports lenses) to cover some events from platforms at a distance from the stage.

The NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits are traditionally recognized as one of the premier exhibitions for the shooting sports. NRA officials expect over 35,000 participants at the event. Hundreds of exhibits for hunters, competitive shooters, instructors, collectors and outdoor enthusiasts will be on display in 200,000 square feet of exhibit space. Throughout the weekend, NRA will offer a number of special sessions on topics of interest to NRA members and the general public. Entrance is free to NRA members and family members who register and wear their identification badges. Admission is also free to law enforcement, firefighters, military personnel and nationally recognized youth organizations (e.g., Boy Scouts of America) in uniform.

Saturday, April 27th, the 131st NRA Members Banquet will be held, featuring a special keynote speaker. The NRA Board of Directors will hold its regular board meetings on April 29th and 30th at the Reno Hilton, 2500 E. Second St. The annual election of officers and any other business brought before the board will take place at the meetings.

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