What we really need is a real olympics - one that reflects more the spirit of martial arts and competition. Get rid of all the garbage sports and all the national teams and let all individuals and self regulated teams compete - if nations want to subsidize an team or teams fine - but no national banners - all comers compete.
Get all the martial sports that exist now and their organizations together where once every four years there is a wordwide martial arts olympics - IPSC, IDPA, Cowboy Action, sporting clays, the full auto boys, long range and/or sniper competitions, MMA/UFC. Also add in groups or just allow open competion in Bow and Arrow, fencing ect... Add other skill competitions that are part of modern martial skills sets - car racing or driving, motorcycle or dirt bike riding, piloting/racing airplanes, sky-diving, scuba competitions, paintball and/or simunitions, rapelling, climbing, ect...
That would be good.
On that point you know that was in fact the original purpose of the Olympics.
All of the Olympics had to do with skills used in warfare. It was a way for all the states to get together and remind each other in a peaceful way just how good they were at given skills of war at the time.
Giving some bragging rights, and obviously as a result discouraging actual war when others saw how good some of the potential enemy were.
The discus was a weapon thrown at enemy and over cover. The Javelin was a weapon thrown into the enemy. Wrestling was a measure of individual strength and grappling skills. Pole vaulting was how some got over enemy fortifications to gain entry into enemy areas. The hoplitodromos was a running race in full armor with a shield.
The ancient pentathlon combined several martial skills into an event, from running to weapon use.
The more modern version originally did the same.
The modern version of the Olympics would not really be the Olympics at all. There is appropriate shooting events held in the USA, but they are primarily domestic competition.
The modern version of the Olympics would be more along the lines of air shows, or joint military exercises between military forces where they compete.
Of course warfare has moved to a level that is not really open to individual competition beyond the infantry level.
Skills with a cutting edge vehicle or munition costing hundreds of millions to build, train with, and demonstrate in the spirit of the original games.
While the more affordable relevant events beyond firearms are typically not legal due to laws. Something like unguided AT rocket competitions, or mortar or similar artillery might be neat though and reasonably affordable.
What actually passes for shooting in the Olympics is so far removed from the practicality it was originally intended to simulate that the move to lasers is more of a political blow to firearms than much of an actual change in the event.
Air guns? .22s at the most?
Originally they used battle rifles in battle rifle calibers of the day, more on par with the original intent of the event.