Your NRA-ILA Grassroots Florida team has been in full-swing with new volunteer opportunities across the state! The Gun Shop & Range, Inc. in Leesburg recently hosted NRA-ILA Florida staff for “NRA 2A Day”. New volunteers came out to help NRA-ILA Grassroots Coordinator, Rachel Sams, with the effort—a huge thanks to Dwayne Hagle (Summerfield), John Dickinson (Orlando), and the shop owner, Gordon Jr.—as they helped make it a fun day in support of the Second! This unique facility, filled with wall-to-wall collectors’ items, is a family owned and operated retail store and indoor gun range in Leesburg, FL, and we appreciate the support of important grassroots efforts. The NRA-ILA Florida team had a great time connecting with many great supporters and range guests, and we look forward to continued mutual support of the Second Amendment for years to come!
Grassroots Spotlight: NRA 2A Day at The Gun Shop & Range in Florida!
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