As Americans, we are called to serve those on the front lines fighting to save lives during the COVID-19 — coronavirus — pandemic. For those who were born to protect, there is no sitting on the sidelines. That’s why the United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) is partnering with Nine Line Apparel in its heroic effort to mass-produce American-made masks to protect those who need them most: our first responders and medical providers.
There will be a special shirt offered during the event tomorrow night, @ricky16. Until then, you can check out the rest of the Nine Line offerings here:
I would like to suggest USCCA develop a discounted family membership package that includes parents and adult children, not just spouses. I would compare it to how USAA Insurance/Banking allows military member’s children to access their products.
I am a firefighter medic here in San Diego California. Just saw the post on how your helping us first responders. I wanted to personally thank you. Thank you .
My Fire department are so low in PPE. We are required to wear masks during our whole shift, which is 48 hrs. We are so low on supplies that we are reusing the same masks every shift. Allot of us are walking around with just bandanas or home made masks that are not FDA approved. So I think here in San Diego County we are just using what we can get our hands on.
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Thank you.
Our politicians could learn a great deal from USCCA , Nine Line and our brothers and sisters on the front lines of life as business owners or working for small businesses. We need help now, not next week or whenever:
“A good plan , violently executed now, is better than a perfect plan next week” — George Patton.
I have 2 nine line apparel shirts. A blue one with the American flag that says America live it love it or get the hell out and the grey one that says “Responsibly armed American” shirt that I got at the concealed carry expo last year in Pittsburgh.
I really wish I had the money to join you guys this year Dawn in Kansas City. I had so much fun at the one in Pennsylvania. First expo ever.
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