Oregon State
Shooting Association

The official Oregon affiliate of the National Rifle Association. 

Oregon Shooting Range Association
Join OSSA    About OSSA   < <  2013 Firearm Legislation  > >  Places to Shoot   Contacts

 

Articles

Cowboy Shooters

Handgun 

HighPower

CMP

Legislation/Courts

Newsletters

Places to Shoot

Resources

Smallbore

Youth Programs

ODFW News

Learn about the Youth Mentoring Program.


Mentoring



2010 Oregon FBI firearm checks - 184,835
2011 Oregon FBI firearm checks - 209,781
2012 Oregon FBI firearm checks - 267,041


 

Video of ex-Cuban, who testified April 5th

 

Notify your elected representatives

through Ruger today.

Firearm News

Oregon Firearm NICS checks

March 2012 - 25,401

April 2012 - 20,442

May 2012 - 16,915

June 2012 - 17,331

July 2012 - 16,380

August 2012 - 18,294

September 2012 - 20,203

October 2012 - 19,989

November 2012 - 27,133  (new record)

December 2012 - 44,246  (new record)

January 2013 - 33,335

February 2013 - 30,190

March 2013 - 28,021

April 2013 - 23,657

Springfield 1911 EMP


What happens when a nation bans guns

"2AToday For The USA"
“. . an absolute MUST watch"
 (U.S. Concealed Carry Association "... one of the
best presentations on the right
to keep and bear arms I've come across."

David Codrea, War on Guns


GUN FACTS E-Book

Gun Facts is a free e-book that debunks common myths about gun control.  It is an excellent reference guide for journalists, activists, politicians, etc.

Here's an excellent chart
of gun facts in America

 

It's Drugs, not Guns!

Friends of the NRA

Attend a Friends of the NRA dinner.
Support the NRA and have great fun.


April 20, 2013 - Portland, OR
April 27, 2013 - Grants Pass, OR
May 18, 2013 - Medford, OR


Click here for more information




"The right to “bear” as distinct from the right to “keep” arms is unlikely to
refer to the home. To speak of “bearing” arms within one’s home would at
all times have been an awkward usage. A right to bear arms thus implies
a right to carry a loaded gun outside the home. "
7th Circuit Court, Dec 11, 2012

"When a robbery victim does not defend himself, the robber succeeds 88 percent of the time, and the victim is injured 25 percent of the time. When a victim resists with a gun, the robbery success rate falls to 30 percent, and the victim injury rate falls to 17 percent. No other response to a robbery – from drawing a knife to shouting for help to fleeing – produces such low rates of victim injury and robbery success."
Former Manhattan Assistant District Attorney David P. Koppel

  Copyright 2006-2013 Oregon State Shooting Association