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Texas State Rifle Association
Hwy 71, Bastrop, TX
•Founded in 1919, the Texas State Rifle Association (TSRA) is one of the oldest and most active shooting sports organizations in the state. Headquartered in Bastrop, Texas, TSRA represents tens of thousands of members across all of Texas who share a common mission: protecting the rights of law-abidin...
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Founded in 1919, the Texas State Rifle Association (TSRA) is one of the oldest and most active shooting sports organizations in the state. Headquartered in Bastrop, Texas, TSRA represents tens of thousands of members across all of Texas who share a common mission: protecting the rights of law-abiding citizens to keep and bear arms.
TSRA operates on three core pillars:
- •Competitive Shooting Sports — TSRA sanctions matches and competitions across a wide range of disciplines:
- •Action Pistol
- •Air Gun & BB Gun
- •Cowboy Action Shooting
- •Highpower Rifle (CMP Games, Vintage, Garand, Service Rifle, Mid-Range, Long-Range)
- •High Power Rifle Silhouette
- •Lever Action Rifle Silhouette
- •Outdoor Conventional Pistol
- •Pistol Silhouette
- •Police Pistol Combat
- •Precision Pistol
- •Smallbore Rifle/Air Rifle
- •Smallbore Rifle Silhouette
- •Shotgun
Members can track match results through TSRA's archives and compete at the TSRA Annual Meeting and other sanctioned events throughout the year.
- •Youth & Education Programs — TSRA actively develops the next generation of shooters and hunters:
- •Youth shooting sports competitions
- •Women's Shooting Sports programs
- •Hunter education and wildlife conservation initiatives
- •Scholarship opportunities for young shooters
- •Junior team support for National Championships
- •Legislative Advocacy — TSRA maintains a full-time legislative team in Austin (operational since 1981) that defends Second Amendment rights. The organization has successfully championed major legislation including Constitutional Carry (HB 1927, 2021), Second Amendment Sanctuary status (HB 2622), and numerous bills protecting the rights of License to Carry holders.
| Benefit | Details |
|---|---|
| TSRA Sportsman Magazine | Regular publication keeping members informed |
| Legislative Alerts | Notifications on bills and Second Amendment issues |
| Member Discounts | Various vendor partnerships and raffles |
| Insider Access | Advanced notice of competitions and events |
| Gun Shows & Events | Calendar of sanctioned events throughout Texas |
| GunBroker Store | Online merchandise and support items |
TSRA's Board of Directors and elected volunteers are spread across each region of Texas. The Bastrop headquarters operates with dedicated staff:
- •Executive Director/Legislative Director: John Poole (512-615-4116)
- •Outreach/Merchandise: Sharee Osborn (512-615-4112)
- •Customer Service/Social Media: Tabitha Pucek (512-615-4200)
- •Sportsman Editor: Marissa Brinkman (512-615-4114)
TSRA Address: 944 Hwy 71 E., Bastrop, TX 78602
"Because Freedom Isn't Automatic. Your Rights Need a Defender."
TSRA members aren't just getting a membership—they're joining a movement. Your contribution directly funds legislative defense in Austin, supports junior shooting teams at nationals, and keeps one of America's oldest shooting sports organizations operational. Since 1919, TSRA hasn't stopped fighting for Texas gun owners' constitutional rights.