Gun Rights Policy Conference
GRPC 2020
The 35th Annual Gun Rights Policy Conference (GRPC 2020) will be held virtually online September 19th & 20th, 2020. This year’s theme is Elect Freedom.
We will be on multiple platforms including YouTube and Facebook.
We have over 120 speakers that will discuss everything from what is happening in states from coast-to-coast to litigation, from BS (Bloomberg/Soros) Attack on RKBA to Reaching 5 Million-plus New Gun Owners. ‘
Confirmed speakers include:
- Over a dozen lawyers who have filed some of the most important Second Amendment cases across the country.
- Tom Gresham, host of Gun Talk radio show.
- John Lott, economist, author and researcher.
- Cam Edwards, host of Cam & Company and BearingArms.com
- Stephen Gutowski, staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon.
- AWR Hawkins, author and contributor at Breitbart News.
- Mark Walters, host of Armed American Radio.
- Alan Gottlieb, Founder Second Amendment Foundation.
- Ryan Gresham, host of Guns & Gear.
- Massad Ayoob, renowned trainer and author.
- Dave Kopel, Second Amendment author and scholar.
- Rick Patterson, Vice President, Small Arms & Ammunition Manufacturers Institute.
- David T. Hardy, Esq., litigator, video producer, historian.
- Joe Bartozzi, President, National Shooting Sports Foundation.
- Ashley Hlebinsky, firearms historian.
- Leaders and Directors of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, Gun Owners of America, Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership, National Shooting Sports Foundation, NRA-ILA, USCCA, US Law Shield, and the Second Amendment Foundation.
Registration
Register now to receive the latest information and updates on the conference.
Past GRPC Events
- 2019: Phoenix, Arizona
- 2018: Chicago, Illinois
- 2017: Dallas, Texas
- 2016: Tampa, Florida
- 2015: Phoenix, Arizona
- 2014: Chicago, Illinois (Audio for the entire conference is here.)
- 2013: Houston, Texas (Audio for the entire conference is here.)
- 2012: Orlando, Florida (Audio for the entire conference is here.)
- 2011: Chicago, Illinois
- 2010: San Francisco, California
- 2009: St. Louis, Missouri
- 2008: Phoenix, Arizona
- 2007: Cincinnati, Ohio
- 2006: Charlotte, North Carolina
- 2005: Los Angeles, California
- 2004: Washington, D.C.
- 2003: Houston, Texas
- 2002: Phoenix, Arizona
- 2001: Cincinnati, Ohio
- 2000: Washington, D.C.
- 1999: St. Louis, Missouri
- 1998: Seattle, Washington
- 1997: Denver, Colorado
- 1996: Washington, D.C.
- 1995: Dallas, Texas
- 1994: San Francisco, California
- 1993: Washington, D.C.
- 1992: Los Angeles, California
- 1991: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- 1990: Phoenix, Arizona
- 1989: Atlanta, Georgia
- 1988: Dallas, Texas
- 1987: Buffalo, New York
- 1986: Seattle, Washington
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