Primos Hunting is cranking up the volume on its 50-year legacy at the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) Convention and Sport Show in Nashville from February 12-14, pulling out all the stops with founder Will Primos signing autographs and unveiling fresh ICON and 1976 call collections, plus ultra-exclusive limited-edition numbered calls. This isn’t just a nostalgia trip—it’s a masterclass in how a family-run outfit bootstrapped from humble mouth calls into a Revelyst Inc. powerhouse, proving that innovation in the field directly fuels the outdoor industry’s backbone. For 2A enthusiasts, Primos embodies the self-reliant American spirit: crafting tools that empower hunters to harvest ethically without relying on high-tech crutches, much like how our Second Amendment rights arm us for personal defense and provision.

Dig deeper, and this anniversary spotlights the intertwined fates of hunting heritage and conservation—Primos has poured millions into wildlife restoration through NWTF partnerships, ensuring turkey populations thrive for generations. In a world where anti-hunting zealots chip away at public lands and access, events like this rally the tribe, blending product drops with real talk on habitat protection that keeps rifles ringing and shotguns swinging. The implications for the 2A community? Crystal clear: robust hunting culture sustains gun ownership stats (over 80% of new gun buyers cite hunting or sport shooting), bolsters FFL dealers via ammo and gear sales, and fortifies legal defenses against overreach—think how NWTF’s lobbying muscle mirrors the NRA’s on access issues. As Primos drops these collector’s gems, it’s a reminder that celebrating 50 years isn’t just about calls; it’s a battle cry for preserving the pursuits that make us free.

Head to Nashville if you can—snag a signed call, network with fellow patriots, and witness how one brand’s milestone reinforces the ecosystem where 2A thrives. Primos isn’t slowing down; they’re reloading for the next half-century.