When two police officers in Oklahoma City split up to chase a pair of robbery suspects, events took an unfortunate and nearly tragic turn. The junior officer caught up with his suspect in the driveway of a home but ended up struggling with him. Eventually the suspect managed to commandeer the officer’s police baton and began striking him on the head with it. At this moment, a passerby pulled a firearm on the suspect and held him until backup arrived. The police officer was hospitalized, but was released the next day. He owes the arrest—and quite possibly his life—to the timely intervention of this concerned citizen.
Armed Citizen Saves Oklahoma City Officer
NRA Files Amicus Brief Urging U.S. Supreme Court To Hear Challenge To California Gun-Show Restrictions
In January, the NRA filed an amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to grant certiorari in a challenge to California laws.
NRA CEO Receives Sellmark Heritage Award
The Sellmark Heritage Award is presented annually to leaders who demonstrate unwavering dedication to protecting and advancing the values that define America’s outdoor heritage.
Friends Of NRA Gun Of The Year: Henry Lever Action Supreme 5.56/.223
A special edition of Henry’s groundbreaking Lever Action Supreme is the Friends of NRA Gun of the Year for 2025.
Trainers Are The Backbone Of The NRA
NRA coaches, instructors and training counselors play a truly critical role in educating law-abiding Americans on the safe and effective use of firearms.
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Musk Gave Us Back the Gun Emoji
In 2016, Apple changed its gun emoji (a revolver) to a squirt gun, but now on X, Elon Musk put an illustration of a Model 1911 pistol in its place.
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