NRA Store Releases NRA 'Freedom's Safest Place' Gear

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posted on November 8, 2016
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Holiday shopping has started in force, and the NRA Store has delivered a new clothing line that'd be a perfect fit for the Second Amendment supporter on your shopping list. New for 2016 is the NRA Store's "Freedom's Safest Place" gear.

The line includes a Freedom's Safest Place t-shirt, a Freedom's Safest Place hat, a Freedom's Safest Place challenge coin and a corresponding bumper sticker. All items are available now at the NRA Store.

The shirt retails at $17.95, the hat at $16.95, the coin at $12.95 and the bumper sticker at $1.95.

For more information, go to NRAStore.com.

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