GCO Vice President John Monroe answers questions on GA HB435 GCO has received many inquiries from members of other organizations, wanting to know why we oppose HB 435 (the Red Flag Law Bill). They say their organizations just oppose the bill without providing any analysis they can use to discuss the bill. So, we are…
There has been a lot of discussion in recent months about passing so-called
?GeorgiaCarry.Org proudly endorses Brian Kemp for governor. We believe that Brian, as a lifelong supporter of our Second Amendment rights and a Life Member of GeorgiaCarry.Org will protect and defend the Constitution of the State of Georgia and the United States on all rights, not just a few of them. He strongly believes in the…
GeorgiaCarry.Org proudly endorses David Ralston for House District 7. As Speaker of the House, David has always supported our Second Amendment rights and, in many cases was the difference in our legislation being passed into law. He strongly believes in the Second Amendment and due process rights. We sincerely believe he will stand with us…
GeorgiaCarry.Org proudly endorses David Shafer for Lt. Governor. As a Senator and President Pro Tempore, David has always supported our Second Amendment rights and, has carried several good gun bills in the Senate in the past. He strongly believes in the Second Amendment and due process rights. We sincerely believe he will stand with us…
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Dear GCO Member, This has been yet another day of senseless shootings and more calls for useless gun control. The Left wants more useless gun control laws passed and the right wants more freedom to protect themselves wherever they may be from kooks like today’s killer. For those of you who have not heard, one…
This afternoon, Governor Nathan Deal signed HB292, the Omnibus Gun Bill into law, making this the 3rd gun rights bill signed in this session of the GA General Assembly.
This afternoon, Governor Nathan Deal signed HB280, the Campus Carry Bill into law, removing one more location that armed criminals will not be able to choose defenseless victims due to where the person is walking or standing. Now, the criminal will have to determine if perhaps risking his/her life is worth a tablet or laptop.