As gun owners, we are used to reading stoies about this rich leftist donor or that wealthy celebrity making donations to groups that purport to perform non-partiisan gun research only to mill out anti-gun rhetoric masked as research. But the recently created Firearms Research Center (FRC) at the University of Wyoming College of Law actually seeks to bring a variety of voices together to generate true research on Second Amendment issues and create the next generation of firearms attorneys. And Oil City News is reporting the FRC has received a significant donation from Joseph Olson, professor emeritus of law at Hamline University and a prominent legal scholar with expertise in firearms law. The donation is intended to bolster the center’s mission of fostering nonpartisan, impactful research on firearms and the Second Amendment.
“I am proud to support the Firearms Research Center and its efforts to elevate the conversation surrounding firearms in America,” Olson said. “Through this gift, the FRC will continue to be a valuable, nonpartisan resource for academics, lawmakers and members of the media. It will lead the way on relevant research that guides public discourse and public policy.
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