Great Lakes Gun Rights

Great Lakes Gun Rights PAC is proud to once again endorse Steve Carra for State Representative in House District 36.

Steve is a proven fighter in Lansing, leading the fight to advance Constitutional Carry back in 2022 and fully supports repealing "Red Flag" and repealing Michigan's draconian Permit to Purchase scheme. So, of course, he once against returned his GLGR survey 100% pro-gun.

Great Lakes Gun Rights PAC is proud to endorse Casey Armitage for House District 13.

Casey not only returned her GLGR candidate survey 100% pro-gun, but she is a proven fighter for the Second Amendment. Casey is the President of Michigan Open Carry and is constantly on the front lines fighting alongside GLGR for our gun rights in Lansing.

Mark Foster has also returned his survey 100% pro-gun in HD 13, but Casey is the proven fighter deserving of GLGR PAC's endorsement.

Those asking for evidence of the Michigan Sheriffs' Association support of "Red Flag," see the post below. HB 4145 and SB 83 were the "Red Flag" bills in 2023 that became law.

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Absolute cringe. https://notthebee.com/ta57d

Our Executive Director Brenden Boudreau received a solicitation from the Michigan Sheriffs' Association last week, who will be receiving a response from him, though one they were not hoping for.

The MSA worked with Democrats and lobbied in support of Whitmer's "Red Flag" gun confiscation law, but then lied about it after the fact.

They are an anti-gun organization and do not deserve the support of gun owners until their behavior improves.

There are good Sheriffs in Michigan, but the the big county Sheriffs control the organization and, whether they are Democrat or Republican, they support stripping Michiganders of their rights without due process and are betraying their oaths to the U.S. and Michigan Constitutions.

Gun owners and rights groups filed a federal lawsuit against Michigan’s attorney general and state police leader over the state’s license-to-purchase and pistol registration requirements.

Michigan’s ‘permission slip’ to buy pistols violates 2nd Amendment, lawsuit says Michigan's process for buying pistols unfairly denies qualified applicants, federal lawsuit says.