The Second Amendment Patriots are a local group of citizens dedicated to preserving the rights, freedoms, and civil liberties of every American by educating the American public of the founding and history of this country and its founding fathers by explaining the role, functions and purpose of the U.S. Government; and by teaching the need and importance of an armed American public, in order to allow for a more prosperous and respectful country consisting of American citizens with a pledge of allegiance to their country and who will at the same time, voice their demand to take back the present overwhelming power of the U.S. Government and deliver it into the hands of the people to which it belongs. Who We Are The 2nd Amendment Patriots is a grassroots gun rights activists group that started in January of 1999. It's a very informal organization of local residents and family members who enjoy firearms. Out of frustration over ever-increasing gun control and continual erosion of fundamental Constitutional guaranteed Liberties and Freedoms, this group of people has become extremely politically active at local, state and federal levels. The 2nd Amendment Patriots were featured in the NRA Rifleman magazine, (September, 1999 issue p.25) complete with picture, for entering a float in the Evansville, Indiana. Freedom Festival parade that year to bring attention to the sport of guns and gun ownership. Besides participating in parades this group has also celebrated the Bill Of Rights Day in a big way drawing media attention from TV, Radio and Print. The purpose is to fan the flames of interest in preserving our Constitution and Bill Of Rights. Especially active politically, over the years this group of ordinary citizens working together united have been influential in changing state gun laws in Indiana, repealing a gun law and introducing pro gun legislation. Some of our members themselves have run for office both on the local and state level. Over the years we have had elected officials and candidates for office (governor, senator, representative, sheriff and all offices in between including federal) attend our meetings to establish our position on the Right To Keep and Bear Arms. The NRA/ILA awarded the 2nd Amendment Patriots with the Grassroots Organization of the Year 2000. Being featured in different gun publications over the years has allowed others, by virtue of e-mail, around the Country to join us and STAY UNITED and now with this web site our hope it to continue to inspire others to guard against those threats that seek to destroy our Bill Of Rights. Our meetings are at 6 PM at the German Township Fire Department north west of Evansville on Hwy 65 at the flashing yellow light. We meet the last Saturday of every month. We do not charge membership dues.

Indiana Code

Here is the link to Indiana Code as well as the gun laws for Indiana per the ATF.
http://www.in.gov/legislative/ic/code/title35/ar47/

http://2ndamendmentpatriots.org/media/files/indiana.pdf

House & Senate Contact Information

These are the phone numbers to contact your state representative.

Indiana Senate 1-800-382-9467

Indiana House 1-800-382-9842

Indiana State Information 1-800-457-8283

U.S. Representative Brad Ellsworth 1-866-567-0227

U.S. Senator Evan Bayh 202-224-5623

U.S. Senator Richard Lugar 202-224-4814

Honor Must Prevail

Since the election there’s been much conversation with folks expressing concern and worry about the future. Americans mindful of how important freedom and liberty are have good reason to be concerned.

There are many whose lives are nothing more than a ritual of leaving home everyday to chase down a dollar and care nothing about principles, moral code, and integrity.

This war is not soft

We've all heard the expression " fighting the soft war". Many of us have used that phrase when talking about writing a letter or making a call to a legislator about a gun issue.

But, I've come to the conclusion that this phrase is incorrect. In fact, it's almost insulting. There's nothing "soft" about standing chest deep on the front lines in fighting back gun control legislation that comes at us in tidal waves from local, state and federal government.

Mission Statement

The Second Amendment Patriots are a local group of citizens dedicated to preserving the rights, freedoms, and civil liberties of every American by educating the American public of the founding and history of this country and its founding fathers by explaining the role, functions and purpose of the U.S.

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