What does BFA stand for?

Buckeye Firearms Association (Ohio)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Just moments before he had seen two suspicious-looking individuals walk down the street, and after the gunshots, he "got a bad feeling," reported the Buckeye Firearms Association.

Neighborhood watchdog

Representatives from several grassroots groups, including the Arizona State Rifle Association, Firearms Coalition, Virginia Citizens Defense League, Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs, Illinois State Rifle Association, Canadian Institute for Legislative Action, Gun Owners Action League of Massachusetts, Buckeye Firearms Association and Students for Concealed Carry on Campus will also attend.

2008 Gun Rights Policy Conference Scheduled Sept. 26-28 in Phoenix

Cleveland's anti-gun Mayor Frank Jackson instead called Buford a "victim," and he filed a lawsuit with taxpayers' money to sue the state of Ohio "over its decision to make all gun laws in the state uniform," reported the Buckeye Firearms Association.

Right, even when wrong