Standing Guard

The momentum we’re seeing across the country is both encouraging and energizing. January opened with tremendous activity at the NRA booth during SHOT Show, where members, industry partners and supporters stopped by to connect, share ideas and reaffirm their commitment to freedom and the Second Amendment.

Every company, great or small, needs a realignment now and then. But, when a company has been around for nearly 155 glorious years, straightening the course can take a full reformation.

The strength of the NRA is, and has always been, our membership. Without our millions of members, we would not be able to effectively rally behind elections for pro-freedom politicians; just as importantly, if not for our large membership, our representatives in office would not feel the same urgency to listen to us in this constitutional republic.

I get up every morning with one question on my mind: How do we continue to give America the strong NRA it needs?

This month marks the 234th anniversary of the ratification of the U.S. Bill of Rights.

The NRA is a force for good, and it stands against the scapegoating of law-abiding citizens who choose to exercise their constitutional rights.

It is the mission of this organization and its members to be champions of freedom.

America would not long maintain its freedom without a strong NRA.

The NRA’s cause is one we must preserve and pass on to future generations.