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- 6/30/08 - As of July 1, 2008, you do not have to be a member of the NRA to compete in Police Pistol Combat tournaments.
- 6/5/08 - Ball State University criminal justice professor Dr. Gregory Morrison is conducting the first national survey on police firearms and deadly force training. Dr. Morrison, a former police officer and firearms instructor in the public and private sectors, aims to provide police trainers, supervisors and managers with useful insights into key policies and practices that shape their programs. His study will be helpful to individual departments and trainers as they continuously review and revise program content and delivery. It also will contribute to local, state and national discussions on vital officer safety training during a time of growing demands on resources and tightening budgets. Dr. Morrison’s report will present descriptive and comparative findings in an aggregate format, for example, by states and regions, and department types and sizes. It will be available in electronic format to all survey participants. Your and your department’s identities are confidential, and the information that you provide in the survey will be encrypted during transmission. Go to www.surveymonkey.com/PFTS08 to participate in this important project.
- 5/12/08 -
Blackhawk Pledges $100,000 to Support NRA
Law Enforcement Activities Division
Gift will help expand NRA law enforcement training programs
- 5/8/08 - Support the NRA and get discounts at LaserMax! Get the details and website coupon code in this flyer and visit their website at www.LaserMax.com to find out more about this limited time offer.
- 5/8/08 - The 2008 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year is Captain Philip Hemphill.
- 1/8/08 - Law Enforcement Agencies Compete to Win NRA's Eddie Eagle Safety Mascot Costume, winning costumes in Arizona, California, New Mexico, Colorado, and Texas.
- 12/27/07 - NRA Continues to Set the Standard in Training Police and Military Instructors - and has, for the sixth consecutive year, trained a record number of law enforcement firearm instructors in the tactical use of handguns, shotguns, patrol rifles, select-fire, and long-range rifles.
- 6/11/07 - NRA Law Enforcement Training now accepts up to eight hours of participation at the National Police Shooting Championships towards your 24 hours of continuing education hours needed for instructor recertification. For more information on your certification renewal, visit www.nrahq.org/law/training/recertification.asp.
- 06/11/07 - Great news -- a special membership offer for law enforcement officers! The NRA Membership Division has lowered the cost of NRA membership for law enforcement officers. Aside from the lower cost of membership, the NRA offers many other benefits to law enforcement officers, such as: a $25,000 line of duty death benefit for public law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty; body armor discount program (available by contacting the NRA's Law Enforcement Division at LEAD@nrahq.org; the Jeanne E. Bray scholarship program; and instructor insurance.
- 3/14/07 - The NRA announces the winners of the 2006 Jeanne E. Bray Memorial Scholarship Awards Program.
- 2/8/07 - The tenth annual National Firearms Law Seminar will take place in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday, April 13, 2007.
- 1/8/07 - NRA Again Trains Record Number of Police and Military Instructors
- 02/13/06 - The NRA Board of Directors, at their last scheduled meeting, voted to approve several PPC rule changes regarding the Stock semi-auto pistol, the off-duty pistol, the Chief Range Officer, and Military police, that were recommended by the NRA Law Enforcement Committee. To read the new rules in their entirety, click here.
 01/31/06 - Frank Brownell, President of Brownell's, the Iowa-based gunsmithing supply house, has given an unprecedented personal gift of $253,000 toward The NRA Foundation's Law Enforcement Endowment for the Law Enforcement Patrol Rifle Training Program. Click here to read more about it!
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