Jasper Rifle and Gun Club

06/02/2026

***ATTENTION*** The City of Jasper will be working on Gun Club Road near the entrance to the club on the morning of Thursday, June 4th. Expect the club to be inaccessible from 8am-4pm that day. Thank you

05/25/2026

04/25/2026

2026 100-yard Varmint/Tactical and Benchrest matches start tomorrow morning! Check the JRGC website for details.

04/20/2026

04/18/2026

We're excited to be hosting local 4-H youth this Sunday! The kids and helpers will be using most of the ranges on Sunday, April 19th. Please be aware if you're planning on visiting the club this day, particular ranges may not be available.

04/14/2026

***ATTENTION*** Over the next few days a crew will be working at the club during the day mowing and trimming the range berms. Please be mindful of where you are shooting if they are present and give them plenty of space to work. Thank you for your attention!

04/10/2026

JRGC Spring Clean-Up Day is April 11. We'll start around 8:30am and finish up with pizza and soft drinks after work is completed. Hope to see any available members for a morning of camaraderie!

03/15/2026

It’s almost like the founders spoke very clearly about why the Second Amendment was necessary. Almost…

03/10/2026

Sen. Mike Lee Introduces Bill for Nationwide Constitutional Carry

A new bill introduced in the U.S. Senate could dramatically change how Americans carry fi****ms across the country.

Mike Lee (R-UT) has introduced the National Constitutional Carry Act, legislation that would eliminate concealed carry permit requirements nationwide for law-abiding Americans.

If passed, the bill would establish nationwide permitless carry, meaning eligible citizens who can legally own a firearm would be able to carry in public without obtaining a government permit.

Lee announced the legislation with a blunt message:

“Americans have the right to keep and bear arms without asking for permission from hostile politicians or getting jailed for crossing the wrong state line.”

What the bill would do

According to the proposal, the legislation would:

• Eliminate concealed carry permit requirements nationwide for eligible Americans
• Prevent states and local governments from requiring licenses or fees for public carry
• Protect lawful gun owners traveling across state lines from prosecution for carrying

Currently, 29 states already have some form of Constitutional Carry, but Americans traveling between states still face a confusing patchwork of laws where a firearm carried legally in one state could lead to serious charges in another.

Supporters say the bill would establish a national baseline protecting the right to carry, while still allowing:

• Private property owners to prohibit fi****ms on their premises
• Security-screened areas like courthouses and airports to remain gun-free
• Existing federal prohibitions on prohibited persons to remain in place

The bill has already received support from organizations like Gun Owners of America and the National Association for Gun Rights, who say it would restore the right of Americans to carry without government permission.

However, the legislation faces a difficult path in a closely divided Senate, where opponents argue removing permit requirements could undermine public safety.

Supporters counter that criminals already ignore permit laws, and that the right to bear arms should not depend on navigating a maze of state regulations.

Whether it passes or not, the introduction of the National Constitutional Carry Act puts the issue of nationwide carry rights squarely in front of Congress.

We put together "LEGAL BOUNDARIES BY STATE" The Travel Guide for American Gun Owners to help you navigate these confusing laws. It is The Industry Standard State Gun Law Reference Book and Available in both downloadable or physical formats. Updated at least annually.

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