Get ready for yet another TacticalPay radio episode! This week, we're talking about firearms policy advocacy and more Brett is joined by Craig DeLuz, who is the Director of Legislative and Public Affairs for the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), a 501(c)4 grassroots, non-partisan, nonprofit organization that advocates for individual liberties and important constitutional rights, particularly the 1st and 2nd Amendments.
Craig is a commentator on radio and TV in the Sacramento area. He’s also a writer, actor, public speaker, and the founder of Uncommon Sense Media Group. He’s been a community servant since the early 90’s, serving on his local school district board, he was the Deputy Chief of Staff for the State of California, and just to show off, he’s got a degree in Finance from Chico State. Needless to say, he has an incredible background and a lot to say on firearms policy and more.

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Founded in 2012, the Firearms Policy Coalition or FPC is a 501(c)4 grassroots, non-partisan, nonprofit organization that advocates for individual liberties and important constitutional rights. They have a special focus on those rights protected under the First Amendment (Free Speech, Association, etc...), Second Amendment (Right to Keep and Bear Arms), Fifth Amendment (Takings, Due Process), and Fourteenth Amendment (Due Process, Equal Protection, Privileges and Immunities). They also advocate for sound public policy, and related issues through legal action, direct and grassroots advocacy, research, education, outreach, and other programs.
The FPC mission has four main pillars...
FPC is dedicated to helping its members and supporters stay up to date on all the latest policy and legal issues that threaten individual rights and freedoms granted in the constitution. Their grassroots efforts continue to impact their community at large in positive ways. Advocacy isn't easy, but FPC has succeeded by fostering a strong membership base with a clear direction and engaged leadership.
Each week, we select a "TacticalPay Featured Community Organization of the Week" from our listener submissions! Created to showcase a community organization that is doing important on the ground work related to the firearms community, nominees are selected by our listeners from hundreds of local clubs, shooting groups, hunting and wildlife organizations, education and advocacy organizations, and other firearms related community organizations.
We want to hear about organizations that deserve to be recognized, so if you know of a community organization that you believe is doing excellent work on behalf of the broader firearms community that you'd like to see recognized, drop us a line!
We've got a great one for you this week!

IDA was Established in 1990 by a group of conservation minded deer hunters and avid sportsmen under its former name of Deer Hunters of Idaho. The organization operated for two decades raising money to fund projects to improve wildlife habitat, research projects, hunter education programs, and other like efforts. IDA continues those efforts while expanding their presence in Idaho to promote sportsmen and women collaboration to help conserve the hunting heritage in Idaho for future generations.
Their objectives are 4-fold:
IDA serves as a shining example of an organization doing great work on behalf of their local community. Many congratulations to them on their award and I’m sure they’re going to keep up the amazing work!
If you’d like to learn more about them you can click here to connect with them on Facebook.
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