Come meet national gun rights leaders and your fellow grassroots activists at the 35th Annual Gun Rights Policy Conference (GRPC 2020) in Orlando, Florida at Marriott Orlando Airport Lakeside on September 18, 19, & 20th, 2020. This year’s theme is Elect Freedom. This is your once-a-year chance to network, get an insider look and plan pro-gun rights strategies for the coming year. Past GRPCs have outlined victory plans and made public the latest firearms trends. They allow you a first-hand chance to hear movement leaders–and make your voice heard. This year we’ll take a look at critical issues such as: city gun bans, “smart” guns, concealed carry, federal legislation, legal actions, gun show regulation and state and local activity. The full roster of GRPC 2020 speakers has not yet been set. Past speakers include: Alan M. Gottlieb, Joseph P. Tartaro, Eugene Volokh, Wayne LaPierre, Michael Reagan, Larry Elder, Rep. Bob Barr, John Lott, Mark Walters, Sandy Froman, Rick Patterson, Gene Hoffman, David Hardy, Dave Kopel, David Sigale, Sidney Powell, Tim Schmidt, AWR Hawkins, Massad Ayoob, Tom Gresham, Alan Gura, G. Gordon Liddy, and many others.

The conference will be held at the Marriott Orlando Airport Lakeside. The address is:
7499 Augusta National Drive
Orlando, FL 32822-5015

 

 

Register for 2020 GRPC

Pre-Registration for GRPC is now open.

 

Conference Schedule

The final details are still being determined, but the conference times are:

Friday, September 18th — Evening reception only (7 pm – 9 pm)

Saturday, September 19th – Conference all day (8 am – 6 pm) and Evening reception (6:30 pm – 8:30 pm)

Sunday, September 20th – Conference half day (8 am – 1 pm)

• 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