Comprehensive List of Second Amendment Organizations: Is Your Organization Included?

Everyone has heard of the National Rifle Association. Most have heard of a few other national and state organizations that work to preserve the Second Amendment and to remove, modify, or add laws to reflect the natural, God-given right to defend oneself, their family and their country from harm and tyranny. Many of you are already members of such organizations. However, they continue to need membership and financial support. To help others determine which organizations best deserve their time, efforts, and financial contributions, I am asking your help to compile a list of national and state organizations.

A partial list has been compiled at: http://firearmslaw.attorney/firearm-resources/firearms-organizations-2/

At this time, the list includes approximately fifteen national and sixty state organizations. They are listed alphabetically and include their logo (which can be selected to take you to their website) and a brief description. Your help in adding to this list is greatly appreciated. Please contact me directly at gary@firearmslaw.attorney  and include the name of the organization and their website.

(While they are a vital part of the firearms community, the list is not intended to include local shooting clubs and shooting organizations that are not directly involved in promoting and defending the Second Amendment. Nor is the list intended to promote or comment on the merits of any specific organization or to rank them. Instead, it is intended to provide reference information so firearm owners can make informed decisions on what organizations to join and support.)

Gary is the author of the two volumes on “Firearm Laws for Businesses and Their Customers.” Volume 1 explains federal firearm laws and Volume 2 explains Texas firearm laws. Gary provides a wide range of legal services to small and medium-sized businesses as well as individuals. He works with businesses to help them get started and to help them with ongoing legal concerns, including regulatory compliance, reporting, and liability concerns. He also works with individuals regarding their estate planning (particularly those having particular needs because they own firearms ) and directly-related firearm issues (including transfers, rights and possession problems, appeals). He works with his clients to take a proactive approach to ensure they are compliance with federal and state laws.