Jacob Grey Firearms was proud to support the North Jersey Friends of NRA annual fundraising dinner, which raised nearly $50,000 in support of the Eddie Eagle GunSafe® Program and other vital firearms education initiatives for youth in New Jersey.

Jacob Grey contributed a JG15 Ultralight rifle as the featured donation item for the event, helping make the evening a resounding success. Due to New Jersey regulations, the firearm itself could not be displayed at the dinner, but event organizers showcased an oversized photo of the rifle — while the real JG15 Ultralight was prominently featured at Gun For Hire, a leading range and training facility in the region.

Gun For Hire displayed the JG15 Ultralight in-store alongside a sign reading “North Jersey Friends of NRA Gun of the Year — Donated by Jacob Grey Firearms.” The rifle drew strong interest from attendees and customers alike, accompanied by an in-depth video review on Gun For Hire’s Instagram channel featuring Jacob Grey’s Jacob Brackett and Todd Neice.

“We’re honored to support organizations like Friends of NRA and proud to contribute to programs that promote safe, responsible, and educated firearms ownership,” said Todd Neice, President, Jacob Grey Firearms. “Seeing the community rally behind this event and knowing those funds will directly support youth safety and education makes it all worthwhile.”

Jacob Grey’s participation underscores the company’s continued commitment to the Second Amendment community and to fostering partnerships with organizations that promote education, responsibility, and craftsmanship within the firearms industry.

The company’s latest lineup — including the TWC 9™, HEX™, and JG15 Ultralight — continues to reflect its dedication to precision manufacturing and performance-driven design, all proudly made in the USA.

The North Jersey Friends of NRA team has already invited Jacob Grey Firearms to return for next year’s event, scheduled for October 7, 2026, marking another opportunity to stand with the community and further support firearms education initiatives across the state.