It could happen in days, John.

The Supreme Court is about to release a decision that could change gun laws as we know them. And with this radical court, it’s possible the NRA gets its dream: Permitless carry across the United States. 

Permitless carry means anyone can carry a concealed firearm in public – on the street, in stores, on public transit. It means more guns on the streets in a country that just experienced our deadliest year for gun violence in recent memory. Despite what the NRA wants us to believe, more guns do not make us safer. 

Do you think we should make it EASIER to carry a concealed weapon in public?

Permitless carry means carrying a concealed firearm doesn’t require a license or training. More guns on the streets, they’re harder to trace, and some of these carriers may have never handled a firearm before. 

Despite studies showing that permitless carry leads to a rise in crime, the NRA has been on a rampage, helping pass these laws in 23 states in the last decade. Yet, it’s states with firearms permitting laws that have the lowest rates of gun violence. And if the Supreme Court sides with this ‘guns everywhere’ agenda, we are all going to be in danger. 

Can we show the NRA they’re wrong, John? The fact is, the majority of Americans support getting a permit before being able to carry a concealed weapon in public, and we need our grassroots supporters to prove it – before the Court’s consequential decision: