Over 100 million gun owners in this country own more than 400 million firearms. And we’re not giving them up for any treaty, foreign bureaucrat, or globalist agenda!
Trump Just Shut Down Biden’s ATF Power Grab
Trump just handed us a win. But unless we ABOLISH the ATF altogether, this war on gun owners will come roaring back under the next anti-gun President.
Must Read: Our Letter to Senate Leader John Thune!
The NFA still shackles law-abiding gun owners. The ATF is still funded. And the Second Amendment is still being treated like a privilege instead of a right.
Democrats Push New Gun Ban — GOP Does Nothing
The left is going all-in to ban your AR-15 and more — and the GOP is still asleep at the wheel. Sign your petition and help us make sure this bill dies in Congress!
Watch Now: Fight the GoSAFE Gun Control Bill!
It is vital that gun owners thunder their opposition to this bill to make sure the Republicans and Democrats know that there will be a political price paid for anyone who tries to take away our AR-15s!
Carry in All 50 States — Let’s Make It Happen
National Reciprocity would END the insane patchwork of carry laws, making your concealed carry permit valid nationwide — just like your driver’s license.
No more second-guessing state lines. No more accidental felonies. No more feeling helpless on the road.
Urgent: WYGO Video Update on AG Bridget Hill’s Appointment
Wyoming Gun Owners can attest with firsthand knowledge, Bridget Hill has a record of opposing both the First and Second Amendments!
National Reciprocity Passes House Judiciary Committee!
National Reciprocity would allow Americans who have a permit in one state, or live in a Constitutional Carry, to carry in every other state!
Mark Gordon Vetoes the Second Amendment Preservation Act…
WYGO members are used to this. We overrode Gordon’s veto of ‘Gun Free Zone’ repeal last year by passing HB-172 this year, and we look forward to doing the exact same thing with SAPA next year.
SAPA Passes Legislature: Will Governor Gordon Sign It?
The Senate passed SAPA 29-2, and the House passed it 53-7. But none of that matters if Governor Gordon vetoes the bill.