Pictures from Students for Concealed Carry/CPRC conference

Aug 5, 2014 | Featured

Here are some pictures from the presentations at the National Press Club

Taylor Woolrich, Allie Lainez, Holly Adams, and Nikki Goeser
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John Lott, Lindsay Wood, and Chelsea Parsons
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Chelsea Parsons speaking
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Tom Palmer, AnnaMaria Gallozzi
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Joyce Lee Malcolm, AnnaMaria Gallozzi, Carl Moody
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Jan Morgan, Tim Schmidt, and Sheriff Al Cannon
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Sheriff Al Cannon Speaking
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Allison Basley and Kimberly Shepherd
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Kimberly Shepherd
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Crayle Vanest receiving an award from Michael Guzman
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