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CSSA Merchandise is Here!


We are excited to announce the official online gift shop of the Colorado State Shooting Association (your official state association of the NRA) where we invite all of our members and supporters to stock up on CSSA merchandise! You can browse all of our products at CSSA.org/shop.


We’re currently offering high-quality t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and mugs across three different collections: the Molon Labe Collection, the Gadsden Collection, and the CSSA Collection.


All of the revenue from our gift shop goes directly to the fight to defend the Second Amendment in Colorado.

Molon Labe Collection: The Greek phrase “molon labe” translates to “come and take them.” The phrase’s fame originates from the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC when King Leonidas of Sparta used it as a defiant response to King Xerxes’s demand that the Spartans lay down their arms and surrender. You can browse our Molon Labe Collection here.

Gadsden Collection: Inspired by Benjamin Franklyn’s “Join or Die” graphic depicting the American colonies as a segmented rattlesnake, the Gadsden, or Don’t Tread On Me Flag was designed during the American Revolution by a delegate to the Continental Congress named Christopher Gadsden. It was designed to symbolize resistance to the British Crown, was flown by the Continental Marines during the Revolutionary War, and is still used to today as a symbol of American patriotism and resistance to tyranny. You can browse our Gadsden Collection here.

CSSA Collection: The Colorado State Shooting Association (CSSA) is your official state association of the NRA. The CSSA collection provides our members and supporters with the opportunity to sport the CSSA logo as a symbol of solidarity with Colorado’s responsible gun owners and resistance to the tyranny of the gun-grabbing politicians within our own government. You can browse the CSSA Collection here.

Contribute to the Fight!


If you support the Second Amendment, join the fight to defend it by becoming a member of the Colorado State Shooting Association (the official state association of the NRA) for $5 per month, $50 per year, or $140 for three years. You can also contribute to any of our donation funds below. With an all-volunteer board, you can be confident that every penny we raise goes directly to our overall mission of defending the Second Amendment and cultivating a culture of responsible gun ownership in Colorado. See our Donation Fund Glossary below to learn more.


Sincerely,


Huey Laugesen

Executive Director

Colorado State Shooting Association

*Donation Fund Glossary*

Constituent Outreach Fund: Funds pro-gun messaging and voter turnout campaigns

Legal Fund: Funds lawsuits to overturn 2A infringements

Legislative Action Fund: Funds efforts to prevent anti-gun legislation from passing

General Fund: Goes wherever CSSA needs it most

Help us Overturn the Guns & Ammo Tax!


We have retained Cooper & Kirk PLLC, a Washington D.C-based law firm with extensive experience defending the Second Amendment in the courts, to represent us as we further explore a legal challenge to overturn Prop. KK, the recently enacted 6.5% excise tax on all firearms and ammunition.


Litigation is not cheap. In order to zealously advance our arguments in court and improve our chances of ultimate success, we need all hands on deck. You can help us fund the expense of bringing a lawsuit by donating to our Legal Fund.


Sincerely,


David Price

General Counsel

Colorado State Shooting Association

Join us!


If you are a member of the Colorado State Shooting Association (the official state association of the NRA), we thank you for your continued support. If you haven’t already, we invite you to join us as we pursue victory over the anti-gun tyrants who wish to rule our lives. The cost of membership is $5 per month, $50 per year, or $140 for three years. Click on the buttons below to sign up and/or donate.


Sincerely,


Ray Elliott

President

Colorado State Shooting Association

*Donation Fund Glossary*

Constituent Outreach Fund: Funds pro-gun messaging and voter turnout campaigns

Legal Fund: Funds lawsuits to overturn 2A infringements

Legislative Action Fund: Funds efforts to prevent anti-gun legislation from passing

General Fund: Goes wherever CSSA needs it most