The Double D Foundation Announces Davidson’s as Corporate Partner

March 9, 2026
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In a move that's got the 2A world buzzing, the Double D Foundation has locked in Davidson's—a heavyweight in the firearms wholesale game—as a Patriot-Level Corporate Partner for 2026–2027. This isn't just another sponsorship splash; Davidson's, known for distributing top-tier brands like Glock, Sig Sauer, and Ruger to dealers nationwide, is stepping up big time for the Foundation's mission to fuel shooting sports programs. Since 2021, Double D has already funneled $4.7 million into youth and competitive shooting initiatives, touching over 10,000 participants annually. Think Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP) teams drilling precision skills, 4-H shooters honing marksmanship, and trap leagues keeping the next generation locked and loaded with safe, structured training. What makes this partnership a masterstroke? Davidson's isn't dipping a toe; Patriot-Level means serious financial muscle and visibility, amplifying Double D's reach at a time when anti-gun forces are ramping up efforts to demonize shooting sports as gun culture indoctrination. This alliance signals to the industry that supporting Second Amendment pipelines—from junior competitors to future instructors—is a smart, patriotic play. Davidson's CEO Larry Hopkins has long championed dealer networks that prioritize compliance and community, so pairing with Double D fortifies that ethos, potentially inspiring other wholesalers like Lipsey's or RSR Group to jump in. For the 2A community, it's a ripple effect: more funded programs mean more kids experiencing the discipline, safety, and empowerment of firearms, directly countering narratives that paint guns as the villain. The implications? In an election cycle thick with ATF overreach and Fudds whispering about reasonable restrictions, this corporate firepower underscores a thriving ecosystem. Double D's track record—turning donations into tangible range time and trophies—proves investment in shooting sports isn't charity; it's cultivation. 2A advocates should cheer this as a blueprint: when industry giants like Davidson's bet on the Foundation, it bolsters defenses against funding cuts or venue bans, ensuring the shooting sports legacy endures. Keep an eye on 2026; with partners like this, expect even bigger powder burns ahead.

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In a move that’s got the 2A world buzzing, the Double D Foundation has locked in Davidson’s—a heavyweight in the firearms wholesale game—as a Patriot-Level Corporate Partner for 2026–2027. This isn’t just another sponsorship splash; Davidson’s, known for distributing top-tier brands like Glock, Sig Sauer, and Ruger to dealers nationwide, is stepping up big time for the Foundation’s mission to fuel shooting sports programs. Since 2021, Double D has already funneled $4.7 million into youth and competitive shooting initiatives, touching over 10,000 participants annually. Think Scholastic Action Shooting Program (SASP) teams drilling precision skills, 4-H shooters honing marksmanship, and trap leagues keeping the next generation locked and loaded with safe, structured training.

What makes this partnership a masterstroke? Davidson’s isn’t dipping a toe; Patriot-Level means serious financial muscle and visibility, amplifying Double D’s reach at a time when anti-gun forces are ramping up efforts to demonize shooting sports as gun culture indoctrination. This alliance signals to the industry that supporting Second Amendment pipelines—from junior competitors to future instructors—is a smart, patriotic play. Davidson’s CEO Larry Hopkins has long championed dealer networks that prioritize compliance and community, so pairing with Double D fortifies that ethos, potentially inspiring other wholesalers like Lipsey’s or RSR Group to jump in. For the 2A community, it’s a ripple effect: more funded programs mean more kids experiencing the discipline, safety, and empowerment of firearms, directly countering narratives that paint guns as the villain.

The implications? In an election cycle thick with ATF overreach and Fudds whispering about reasonable restrictions, this corporate firepower underscores a thriving ecosystem. Double D’s track record—turning donations into tangible range time and trophies—proves investment in shooting sports isn’t charity; it’s cultivation. 2A advocates should cheer this as a blueprint: when industry giants like Davidson’s bet on the Foundation, it bolsters defenses against funding cuts or venue bans, ensuring the shooting sports legacy endures. Keep an eye on 2026; with partners like this, expect even bigger powder burns ahead.

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