Join the NRA or re-new your NRA Membership

The National Rifle Association was founded in 1871
to promote marksmanship training. Since then, its mission has expanded to
encompass a wide variety of activities, including gun safety and marksmanship
training for law enforcement officers and civilians, gun collecting and
gunsmithing, and gun safety programs for children. Today, the NRA's programs
include:
- Basic Firearm Training Programs, including pistol,
rifle, shotgun and muzzleloader, and home firearm safety programs.
- NRA Instructor and Coach training.
- Youth programs and activities, including cooperative
youth programs with 4-H, Boy Scouts of America, American Legion, Police
Athletic League and FFA.
- Organized competition including NCAA tournaments, high
school shooting leagues and the National Matches held every summer at Camp
Perry, Ohio.
- The Eddie Eagle Gunsafe gun avoidance program for
children.
- Self-defense progams for women, including the Refuse
To Be a Victim courses.
- Training programs for law enforcement officers and
instructors.
- The NRA Foundation, which supports grants for
education, training, recreational land use and habitat protection.
- Technical assistance and safety advice for new
shooting ranges and upgrades to existing ones.
- NRA-ILA, which provides information, training and
grassroots organization on issues of importance to gun owners.
The NRA is the premier gun rights organization in the
world, and every gun owner should become a member. Joining the NRA through
COSC will save you $10 on a one-year membership.
