The National Rifle Association today launched its new NRA.org website and continued enhancements to the official NRA App, marking a major step and significant investment to modernize the organization and better serve members.

"This launch is a clear demonstration of our commitment to innovation and progress in defending the Second Amendment and serving our members," said Doug Hamlin, Executive Vice President and CEO of the NRA. "We've created a platform we can rapidly adapt based on member needs, streamlining critical information so members can stay informed and engaged while putting the value of an NRA membership front and center."

The updated NRA.org offers a cleaner, more intuitive hub for training and education resources, event information, legislative alerts, and membership management, with more features rolling out over time. Paired with the free NRA App (available on the Apple App Store and Google Play), members get on-the-go access to daily news and content, digital editions of American Rifleman and American Hunter, a local events and training finder, and the Member Benefits portal. The app includes a digital membership card, with Apple Wallet and compatible digital wallet integration coming soon.

The App and website make it easier to connect with local opportunities, including hundreds of Friends of NRA Dinners, more than 100,000 certified instructors offering firearm safety and education courses, competitions, and other events.

NRA membership also provides exclusive benefits now more accessible through the new platform, including discounts on firearms, optics, accessories, and ammunition; banking and financial services through partners such as PenFed Credit Union; wireless providers like Patriot Mobile; and specialized insurance and protection options for gun owners.

Members are encouraged to visit the new NRA.org, log in to explore benefits and local events, and download the free NRA App. Non-members can join or renew to unlock these advantages while supporting the nation's longest-standing civil rights organization.

About the National Rifle Association: Established in 1871, the National Rifle Association is America's oldest civil rights organization and the nation's leader in firearm education, training, and advocacy.