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Since 1776, women have fought for and defended our freedom. This too-often-unheralded part of American history, as well as all that women do today, is told here by the NRA's first female president.

One of NRA’s most public and best-known figures in the gun world—and its leading voice when it comes to firearms, history and our Second Amendment heritage—E. Philip Schreier III has been appointed director of NRA Museums.

The NRA's three museums are critical to preserving our rich heritage for the future, but you might be surprised by where this incredible resource began.

A BB gun came first, but then Serena Juchnowski was introduced to a .22 LR and finally to an AR-15 in .223. To many of us, this is a normal progression. To her college friends, her experience and earned point of view was counterculture.

We take pause on this solemn day to remember many we’ve lost.

For years, Allyson Hottinger feared each day would be her last. The Arkansas-based, single mother of two had long been embroiled in a toxic relationship defined by domestic violence.

Due to the rescheduling of the NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits, now taking place September 3-5 in Houston, Texas, the Whittington Center has moved its Founder’s/Donor Appreciation Weekend to September 16-19, 2021.

“Wow, if that gun could only talk, I wonder what stories it would tell.”

The Daisy Airgun Museum in Rogers, Ark., has added a unique tourist attraction.