USCCA Donates $10,000 To Fight For Gun Rights

Saturday, November 7th, 2009 at 5:50 pm

USCCA Donates $10,000 To Fight For Gun Rights
By Tim Schmidt

United States Concealed Carry Association

USCCA - -(AmmoLand.com)- Every now and then, I get emails from people asking me to leave politics out of the USCCA.

They say that they LOVE the information we give, but they don’t want to hear about how ’so and so may or may not be after our guns’.

Here’s the deal: If you like drinking coffee, and some special interest group suddenly begins howling that coffee is a national health hazard, and it could save taxpayers $100 Billion per year if coffee were outlawed, you sort of have a decision to make:

“Is my passion for coffee worth fighting for? Or do I go with the flow.”

The fact of the matter is that guns are controversial… And if you’ve carried concealed for any amount of time, you already know that it really becomes a defining part of your lifestyle.

So… unless you are willing to give up the Concealed Carry lifestyle, you sort of have to recognize that it’s impossible to discuss Concealed Carry without bringing politics into it.

There are a LOT of people who don’t agree with your way of life, and they are willing to spend a lot of money and time to take your right to Carry Concealed away from you.

Well, I have big news- the USCCA is stepping up to the plate.

I’m sure you’ve heard about the Supreme Court decision from last year, which struck down Washington D.C.’s ban on handguns.

Well, now our allies in the gun-rights battle are going after the next biggest 2nd Amendment offender- Chicago, who also bans handguns.

In order for the case to even show up as a blip on the radar, a brief has to be filed, outlining the entire case. This can be VERY expensive- like, $30,000 expensive.

Well, the Buckeye Firearms Association is spear-heading the drive to have this brief written, and I have a huge announcement to make:

The USCCA just donated $10,000 toward this effort!

They hate your way of life. We love it, and we thank you for having made the correct choice.

Stay safe,

Tim Schmidt Founder U.S. Concealed Carry