A note from the Executive Director of the Buckeye Firearms Association: Thanking the CPRC for our research on Constitutional Carry Laws

Mar 17, 2022 | Media Coverage

Unlike our testimony on Constitutional Carry in states such as Texas, Tennessee, Nebraska, and Indiana state legislatures, the CPRC is often helping to educate people with research in other debates. One state that we have provided our research is Ohio.

I hope you know how much good you do with your research, analysis, and commentary on gun issues. You are the single best source anyone has for understanding how statistics are misused by the other side and helping all of us understand what the truth is. I’m not sure that BFA [Buckeye Firearms Association] or other serious organizations could mount the substantive and pragmatic arguments we present to lawmakers and the public if you didn’t have our back. Yes, the truth is out there, but you make it easy for us to see it and understand it. 

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So thanks for all the work you do. . . .

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Dean Rieck
Executive Director
Buckeye Firearms Association

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