Expired .NRA Domains

What is the .nra domain name?

The .nra domain name is a new top-level domain (TLD) that has been made available for registration by the National Rifle Association (NRA).

This new TLD is intended to serve as a dedicated online space for NRA members and supporters to connect and interact.

Who can register a .nra domain name?

Any individual or organization that is in support of the NRA may register a .nra domain name. This includes members of the NRA, as well as friends and supporters of the organization.

Why should I register a .nra domain name?

The .nra domain name is a new way for the NRA to connect, interact and promote their services.

With a dedicated space on the internet, supporters of the NRA can find important information on programs and events, as well as discuss ways to get involved.

If you are an NRA member or supporter, registering a .nra domain name is a great way to show your affiliation and commitment to the organization. When you own a .nra web address, you can direct it to any site that you choose.

For example, if you are an NRA member who collects and sells antique firearms, you might want to point your new domain name toward your website where people can learn more about the items that you have for sale.

It also provides a convenient and easy way to connect with other NRA members and supporters online.

Additionally, the .nra TLD is a great way to promote your business or website to a wide audience of NRA members and supporters.

What are the .nra domain name registration requirements?

The only requirement to register a .nra domain is that you must be in support of the NRA. This might include being an individual member, an organization member, or just someone who believes in and supports what the NRA does.

There are no limitations on who can buy a .nra web address, so anyone who is an NRA supporter can show their commitment by registering this new TLD.

You can point your URLs toward any destination of your choice, including one of your own websites or social media accounts.

What is the difference between .nra domains and other top-level domain names?

The .nra domain name is different from other TLDs because it is meant to be used exclusively by supporters of the National Rifle Association.

Other TLDs, such as .com or .org, can be registered by anyone regardless of whether they agree with what is being hosted on those sites.

Because all website owners have an equal opportunity to purchase a .com or a .org URL, they may not represent your personal affiliation and beliefs.

However, since this is a TLD that represents a very strong political brand – and one that has been controversial in the past – those who do not believe in and support the NRA, might consider it inappropriate to try to create a website that appears as if it is affiliated with the organization.

What does this mean for businesses and organizations that already have a .com or .org?

Businesses and other organizations may want to register a .nra domain name for their own purposes, but doing so will not prevent them from using their current URL.

For example, you can still use your existing website address to direct people toward your business or organization.

The difference between registering a new .nra web address versus pointing your current one toward your business site is that people who visit your domain name will know right away which causes you to support and stand behind.