GOA and its Members Advancing Gun Rights Around the Country

Introducing the Minute Man Moment 

During the War for Independence, the Minute Men were ready to be mobilized at a moment's notice.  

Today, with GOA's Minute Man Moment, you'll stay informed on the latest gun rights battles and be given the tools to effectively fight for the Second Amendment!  

Subscribe on YouTube to get caught up on all the episodes. 

In a recent Minute Man Moment, GOA exposed Biden’s four-part plan to dismantle the Second Amendment.  

But don’t be discouraged. This is not the time to tune out of politics. Gun owners need to be INFORMED and get ACTIVE!  

Click here or on the picture above to see GOA exposing Biden’s anti-gun agenda. 

“Cancel Culture” Takes Down GOA-Sponsored Show  

The media censors don’t like TV shows that feature gun ownership in a positive light, especially in the African American community. 

Gun Owners of America was sponsoring a show entitled Guns Out TV that was running in the DC Metropolitan area.  

But after the third episode which featured black men shooting and enjoying their AR-15s, the Sinclair Broadcast Group cancelled any future episodes from airing.  

According to John Crump of Ammoland: “The broadcaster was concerned because an episode showed the host firing an AK-47. The last episode that aired was about myths surrounding AR-15s.” 

Shermichael Singleton, who is one of the shows’ hosts, said: “We tried to reach new gun owners [and] showcase a different side of firearms. We were tired of the negative stereotype about black men with guns and set out on a mission to change that narrative.” 

The good news is: Guns Out TV has been picked up by RecoilTV and can be viewed here. GOA wants to thank its industry partner, Big Daddy Unlimited, not only for sponsoring RecoilTV, but for adding Guns Out TV to its lineup. 

GOA Files SCOTUS Brief in Case Involving 2A & 4A Rights

Gun Owners of America, and its foundation (GOF), have submitted an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in the case  Caniglia v. Strom.  

The case involves violations of both the Second and Fourth Amendments, after firearms were confiscated during a welfare check, pursuant to the so-called “community caretaking” exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement. 

Erich Pratt, Senior Vice President of GOA, noted that “The chief question in this case is the ‘community caretaking’ exception to the Fourth Amendment, a judge-created doctrine which has evolved and expanded unchecked in the courts over the years.  

“If this doctrine is allowed to justify the conduct in this case, law enforcement will be able to confiscate Americans’ firearms without a warrant, under the false banner of keeping our communities safe.” 

Arguments before the High Court in this case are set to occur in March. You can read GOA’s amicus brief here. 

GOA’s Tim Macy (right) with Montana Governor Greg Gianforte

Montana and Utah Enact GOA-supported Constitutional Carry 

Gun Owners of America applauds Montana Governor Greg Gianforte (R) for signing Constitutional Carry into law today.  

“Governor Gianforte is a true friend of Montana gun owners,” said GOA Senior Vice President Erich Pratt in a news release.  

“The previous governor Steve Bullock kept vetoing legislation to expand permitless carry to the entire state. But with Gianforte, we now have a true Second Amendment champion sitting at the governor’s desk,” Pratt said. 

Montana becomes the second state within the past week to join the Constitutional Carry club. Utah Governor Spencer Cox (R) signed GOA-endorsed Constitutional Carry on Friday. 

GOA members in each state lobbied their state legislators on behalf of these bills -- which, in each case, allow law-abiding citizens to carry firearms without first getting permission. 

By signing permitless carry into law, Governors Cox and Gianforte bring the total number of Constitutional Carry states to 18. The full list can be seen here.  

GOA encourages residents of Montana and Utah to use GOA’s prewritten letters to thank Governors Gianforte and Cox. 

And as always, don't forget that to renew your GOA membership or to join for the first time, you can simply click here to do so.