“Tag: education”

More than 100,000 hunters have completed the National Rifle Association of America’s free, award-winning NRA Hunter Education online courses since the program’s inception in 2017.

NRA’s ability to train America’s gun owners and the men and women in uniform is made possible by the thousands of certified instructors, training counselors and range-safety officers we are lucky to count among our ranks.

Without the NRA's members, there is no National Rifle Association. And without their advocacy, the Second Amendment, the shooting sports and our hunting heritage would be non-existent.

Over the last few months, millions of NRA members and conservationists took part in our nation’s hunting heritage. Growing up, I was fortunate to be surrounded by those eager and willing to pass down this valued tradition to future generations.

With the increase in violent crime nationwide over the past year and a half, and threats to defund and/or abolish law enforcement, more and more Americans are taking the steps to become first-time gun owners.

NRA-certified instructor Rick Ector is once again hosting a free shooting lesson for the women of Detroit.

Virginia has provided a stark example of how gun control is aimed at harassing law-abiding gun owners rather than improving public safety.

For 150 years, the NRA has been a national service organization dedicated to advancing marksmanship, as well as the country’s foremost defender of Second Amendment rights.

Among NRA’s many contributions to our nation, few are more appreciated than marksmanship training and firearms safety instruction. For students from Alaska to Puerto Rico, the instructor in the classroom and on the range is the face of the NRA.