NRA-ILA’s Grassroots Division serves on the FrontLines of the fight to protect the Second Amendment in every state, and is grateful for the important coalitions and relationships made at the state level. The Arnold Rifle & Pistol Club in Arnold, Missouri, is a top-tier local gun club doing their part in that fight. Recently, NRA-ILA staff was on hand at the Missouri State Capitol, fighting to eliminate “Gun-Free” zones in the state. This NRA Gold Club had over 60 NRA members in attendance during the annual Missouri Gun Rights Rally, along with other members and supporters. These NRA members heard from various pro-Second Amendment legislators and notable Second Amendment advocates before proceeding to influence other legislators to support the Second Amendment rights of millions of law-abiding Missouri residents and visitors. Grassroots efforts like these are at the heart of the power and effectiveness of NRA. Thank you to the members of the Arnold Rifle & Pistol Club and NRA members in Missouri!
Grassroots Spotlight: Arnold Rifle & Pistol Club
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