Gainesville, FL– We are proud to introduce a bold and innovative pro-gun organization you can trust – American Gun Coalition (AGC). AGC was founded by the owners of Big Daddy Unlimited, Tony and Sherrie McKnight. We are excited to launch an organization that educates, motivates, and activates freedom-loving Americans to advance and advocate for our God-given gun rights enshrined and protected by the Second Amendment.
Our AGC team is not wasting any time and has been diligently working to successfully hit the ground running. Over the last month, we have made strong developments in several areas. Here are some of the highlights:
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On Big Daddy Unlimited’s campus, we have been able to host FREE Concealed Carry classes to ensure that Floridians have the knowledge necessary to protect themselves. Since Florida is not a Constitutional Carry state (yet, so long as we have something to say about it), it is our intention to provide the required training to as many patriots as possible.
Speaking of Constitutional Carry, our Co-Founder, Sherrie McKnight, heard that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis wanted to take up the issue during a Special Session, and she wasn’t going to let the moment pass her by. She, other BDU patriots, and several pro-2A organizations gathered in Tallahassee to have their voices heard! Since that rally, Gov. DeSantis has committed to ensuring it passes before he leaves office. This is a huge step in the right direction and it is solely because of the dedication of members like you!
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Big Daddy Unlimited advocates strongly for Second Amendment rights because we believe that the right to keep and bear arms exists to protect all of the other God-given rights of American citizens. Become a member today to join our community of freedom-loving Americans, and let’s work together to support and defend our Second Amendment rights.
