Gun Law - The Politics of Firepower - NRA History and Influence

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Gun Law - The Politics of Firepower - NRA History and Influence

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Episode 1: “NRA History and Influence” explores how the National Rifle Association evolved from a 19th-century marksmanship and sportsmen’s group into one of the most powerful political lobbying organizations in American history. The episode traces the NRA’s early nonpartisan roots, the cultural and political shocks of the 1960s, and the pivotal “Revolt at Cincinnati” that transformed the organization into a hardline defender of Second Amendment absolutism. Through key elections, legislative battles, and strategic messaging, the episode explains how the NRA learned to mobilize single-issue voters, intimidate politicians, and reshape gun policy for decades.

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