The Browning Collectors Association is a non-profit organization. Originally based out of Utah, the home-state of the Browning Brothers and the present Browning Company. Our association is funded primarily by our membership program, sales from our gift shop, and donations from the great folks of the Browning Company and individuals like you.
If you are interested in making a financial contribution, please make a donation online. Thank you for your support!
Make A Donation
Thank you for considering a gift to the Browning Collectors Association! Donations to the BCA will help with our mailings, production of Newsletters and cost associated with running the association. A donation will also help in our development of an outreach educational programs to honor and keep alive the legacy of John M. Browning to younger generations.
Contact our Secretary: Scott Brock 46A Ten Rod Road Rochester, NH 03867 603-332-8020 sbrock@brocksonline.com
Tax Deductible Browning Collectors Association is covered under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All charitable donations made to the Browning Collectors Association are tax deductible.
Gift Acceptance Policy At this time, the Browning Collectors Association accepts only monetary donations, either check or credit card online. Donations of equipment or other items will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. These items may be placed for auction in our annual meeting in Tulsa, OK or can be raffled to raise funds for the BCA. If you have an extra Rifle, Shotgun or any Memorabilia you like to donate please contact our president. This would be a great help to us!!!
Are you interested in John M. Browning’s history? Do you enjoy sharing your knowledge with others? Browning Collectors Association is currently looking for volunteers. Volunteering at our display shows is a rewarding and educational experience.
Annually at the Tulsa, OK Gun Show in April we have a table set up with BCA Membership application, Newsletters, Browning Company catalogs, and some gift shop items for sale.
Basic Expectation of Job Performance
As an Browning Collector Association volunteer you are expected to:
• Be accessible to visitors. • The ability to communicate information to the public. • Be knowledgeable • Refer questions or inquiries to proper sources.
This is an all day function so we are looking for a small group of individuals to help out a few hours only at a time.
If you are interested in volunteering please contact:
By landing on this page, you most likely already share a common bond with others who’ve visited — a burning passion forAll Things Browning.
In other words, you’re in great company.
Our association was formed in 1979 after Colonel Reid Betz spent much of his retirement years creating the non-profit organization.
Originally based out of Utah, the home-state of the Browning Brothers and the present Browning Company, the association quickly became a portal through which Browning firearm collectors could exchange information, historical facts and provide a marketplace for rare firearms, parts, accessoriesand much more.
More than three decades later, the association is stronger than ever.
Please peruse the links provided above to learn more about our organization and its offerings to the Browning community. And, if you’re not already a member, you’re missing out!