NRA-PVF Endorses Barry Moore for U.S. Senate in Alabama

Enterprise, Ala. - The National Rifle Association – Political Victory Fund (NRA‑PVF), the nation's largest pro‑Second Amendment advocacy organization, has formally endorsed Congressman Barry Moore in Alabama's race for the United States Senate.

In a letter released by the organization, NRA‑PVF leaders praised Moore for what they described as a consistent and reliable record of defending gun rights in Congress.

"On behalf of our millions of members around the country, the National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA‑PVF) is proud to endorse your candidacy for the United States Senate in Alabama," the letter states. The organization also thanked Moore for his "continued opposition to the Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries gun control agenda of banning lawfully owned firearms, ammunition, and magazines."

Record on Second Amendment Issues

The endorsement highlights several legislative actions Moore has supported during his time in Congress. According to the NRA‑PVF, Moore:

Cosponsored legislation to remove suppressors from the National Firearms Act, a move the group says would make the devices more accessible to law‑abiding gun owners.

Backed a bill to reduce federal taxes on suppressors and certain firearms, which the organization described as "the first major reduction of taxes imposed on NRA members and law‑abiding gun owners in decades."

Moore responded to the endorsement by reaffirming his commitment to gun rights.

"I'm proud to be the Second Amendment champion in this race and grateful for the NRA‑PVF's support," Moore said. "Our individual right to bear arms is non‑negotiable because our rights come from God, not the government. I will never waver on law‑abiding Alabamians' right to own, purchase, and carry firearms. In the Senate, I will continue to work to not just protect but expand this cornerstone of our freedom."

Background on Barry Moore

Barry Moore was born and raised in Coffee County and has long emphasized his roots in Alabama's Wiregrass region. A Christian, husband, father, and small‑business owner, Moore served in the Alabama National Guard Reserves before entering public life.

In 2015, he became the first elected official in the nation to endorse Donald Trump for president. He is currently the only U.S. Senate candidate in Alabama with Trump's "Complete and Total Endorsement."

Moore attended Auburn University, where he met his wife, Heather. After college, the couple founded BMI, Inc., a demolition and waste‑removal company that has grown steadily over the past two decades.

Elected to Congress in 2020, Moore is a member of the House Freedom Caucus. He has been rated the most conservative member of Alabama's congressional delegation by CPAC and the state's most effective legislator by the Center for Legislative Excellence. His record includes advocacy for farmers, veterans, and small‑business owners, as well as opposition to what he describes as federal overreach by the Biden administration.

Moore and his wife have four children, two grandchildren, and two dogs, and continue to reside in Coffee County.

Moore faces former Navy SEAL Jared Hudson in the June 16 Republican Primary..