The National Rifle Association is one of the nation’s oldest civil rights and sportsman’s groups. No other pro-Second Amendment organization has done as much for the American gun owner than the NRA. I personally cannot…
Yes, you read that right, we are having a weekday course. For all of you who work weekends, here’s your chance! Tuesday, February 20th Concealed Carry Handgun Course REGISTER HERE
There are currently two permitless carry bills and a Firearms Omnibus bill being reviewed by the NC General Assembly. Educate yourself of these proposed laws and then contact your local representative to encourage them to…
We are proud to lock arms with BearingArms.com and the National Rifle Association to promote October 2016 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Jenn Jacques at BearingArms.com is heading up Bearing Arms Against Domestic Violence to…
I’ve said it for years. The most unsafe place you will ever find yourself in is a gun-free zone. To the violent criminal or the the radical terrorist, it is a smorgesborg of unprotected opportunity….
Governor Pat McCrory signed the GRNC-backed Omnibus Gun Legislation House Bill 562 into law yesterday. This important bill was a huge victory that both our House and Senate fought for. Among the victories for gun…
House Bill 562 is currently being re-reviewed. The NC House GOP is counting and firming up votes for this bill. This House Bill makes many changes. In its original form, H 562 would simply replace a nearly 100-year-old…
As the 2014 elections near, the guys remind us of a truth that is too often forgotten. Voting is a right denied to many around the world, and a right that millions of Americans sacrificed…
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