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The National Rifle Association does more to fight for the rights of hunters than any other pro-hunting organization on the planet. And the battle to save the sport—a lifelong tradition for many—is fought on many fronts.

The National Rifle Association has long led the way when it comes to firearms education, training and safety for people of all ages. The mainstream media, however, conveniently ignores this at every turn, but it seems even this might now be changing.

According to the hundreds of thousands of NRA-certified instructors, the majority of new gun owners who hear the truth about the NRA like what they hear and many quickly become NRA members.

Quite often, the decision to introduce a firearm is made after a physical altercation has already started and you’re on the ground. It’s imperative to train away any challenges you may face when fighting your way back up.

The National Rifle Association’s Marksmanship Qualification Program has helped develop the skills of hundreds of thousands of new shooters since its inception in 1903.

One of the hardest things to teach new shooters is the proper trigger press for a slow, precise shot.

Inducing stress into even a simple shooting routine will reveal weaknesses in your approach and force you to focus and adapt.

Ahead of the NRA’s 152^nd Annual Meetings & Exhibits this coming weekend, lawmakers in the Indiana Senate passed a resolution honoring this nation’s oldest civil-rights organization.

Anti-gun lawmakers around the country are redoubling their efforts to dismantle the Second Amendment by sponsoring legislation that removes NRA from state statutes as a recognized group to certify instructors to teach firearms safety courses.