The American Gun Association (AGA), founded in 2009, is a membership organization focused on gun rights advocacy, training, and education. Maybe you signed up to access a specific training course or just felt like you should. With all the chatter online about being prepared, it's an easy impulse buy. But if you're not using the benefits, those fees add up. This guide covers canceling on their Desktop website or by phone. Subscriptions can range from about $2.25 to $12.25 a month, so you could save up to $147 a year by canceling an unused plan. Let's get it done.
How to Cancel American Gun Association Subscription on Desktop
The easiest way to cancel your American Gun Association membership is through their website. It should only take a few minutes, but you have to find the right page first. Just follow these steps.
1 Go to the AGA Website and Log In
Head over to the American Gun Association website and find the login portal. You'll need your email and password to get in.
2 Find Your Account Dashboard
Once you're logged in, look for a link that says "My Account," "Membership," or your name. It's usually in the top-right corner of the page.
3 Navigate to Your Subscription Details
This can be the annoying part. You might have to click through a menu like "Manage Membership" or "Billing Information" to find where your subscription status is listed. Their site can be a bit clunky.
4 Find and Click the Cancel Link
Look for a button or link that says "Cancel Membership" or "Turn Off Auto-Renewal." Sometimes these are designed to be small and easy to miss. I had to refresh the page once before it even showed up for me.
5 Follow the Prompts to Confirm
The site will probably ask you why you're leaving or try to offer you a discount to stay. Just keep clicking through the prompts until you see a final confirmation message. Don't close the tab until you see it.
Cancel American Gun Association Subscription with Phone
You can call the American Gun Association customer service at 800-699-3853. They are typically available during standard business hours, Monday to Friday. Be prepared for a potential wait time and have your membership ID or email address ready before you call. One user on a forum said, "I had to call twice. The first rep couldn't find my account."
Cancel American Gun Association Subscription with Email
You can use the contact form on their website or send a direct email to support@americangunassociation.org. Expect a response within 1-2 business days, so this isn't the fastest option if your renewal is tomorrow.
Canceling your membership means you'll lose access to member-only content, training videos, and discounts when your current term ends. The American Gun Association generally does not offer prorated refunds if you cancel an annual plan early. Your account information will likely be kept on file, but your active membership status will be removed.
American Gun Association Plans and Pricing 2025
| Plan | Pricing (Annual) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Member | $27/year | Includes a digital subscription to the American Gun Association magazine, access to the "Gun Law Library," and weekly newsletters. Basic stuff. |
| Defender | $47/year | Everything in the Member plan, plus a print subscription to the magazine, exclusive training videos, and discounts on partner gear. |
| Protector | $147/year | All Defender benefits, plus advanced training drills, a welcome package with gear, and higher-tier discounts. This is their top-level plan. |
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Olivia Harper
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Olivia Harper, a Content Manager with nine years of experience, creates user-focused guides on subscription services. Featured in Digital Consumer Reports, her work simplifies subscription terms and cancellations.
