Your very own Kansas State Rifle Association has been honored to receive the 2023 Outstanding State Association Award from the National Rifle Association for our success in defending the Second Amendment and promoting the shooting sports in our state. Here’s to making 2024 an even better year for our Second Amendment freedoms in Kansas!
Earlier today, we were proud to join National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) State Director Travis Couture-Lovelady as he presented former Kansas State Rifle Association President Patricia Stoneking with the highest award the NRA-ILA bestows; the Distinguished Advocate Award. Congratulations to Patricia on this well-earned recognition of her life of service and commitment…
Today, on behalf of the entire Kansas State Rifle Association board of directors and membership, President Travis Couture-Lovelady, Executive Director Moriah Day, and former Membership Secretary Jackie Todd formally presented past KSRA President Patricia Stoneking with the title of Director Emeritus. The award reads, “In recognition of a life of uncommon service to the Second…
Please join us in welcoming Clark Shultz as the newest member of your Kansas State Rifle Association Board of Directors! With Kelly Arnold’s election as KSRA Treasurer at the 2023 Annual Meeting, a Director At Large vacancy was created. As directed by the bylaws, the KSRA Board on Sunday took action to elect Shultz to…
TOPEKA, KS (June 1, 2023) – The Kansas State Rifle Association (KSRA) today congratulated Kansas competitive shooter Megan Hilbish on winning two national championship medals and earning her spot to represent the United States at her first international match. Megan Hilbish of Emporia, Kansas recently competed at the USA Shooting National Championships held in Minnesota. She took 1st place…
This week, local affiliates of the national gun-control group Moms Demand Action successfully lobbied to pass proclamations in at least two Kansas cities recognizing National Gun Violence Awareness Day as part of their work to limit the rights of Kansans while doing nothing effective to reduce violence or even teach firearm safety to a single Kansan.…
BREAKING: Legislation Eliminating Kansas Concealed Carry Fees Passes Legislature! We’re thrilled to announce that the Kansas Legislature today approved the conference committee report on Senate Bill 116, sending this bill eliminating state agency fees on concealed carry permits directly to Governor Kelly’s desk. The bill received bipartisan support in both the House and Senate and…