National Sword Association

The National Sword Association is an Organization that protects the citizens of the United States and the 2nd Amendment, so that all can freely open carry a sword or use a sword in the defense of themselves and their fellow citizen. The NSA's interest in promoting the live steel sport among the countries youth and the adult fans of sword, NSA's youth program is in full swing with more than 200 youth (boys and girls) competing. Today,  programs are being created as a cornerstone of the NSA, and wanting to create affiliated programs with groups such as 4-H, the Boy Scouts of America, the American Legion, Girl Scouts, National High School Associations and others.

The NSA continues its commitment to training in fencing, kendo, IAI, and othe live steel activities, and education on the use of the sword. The National Sword Association (NSA) is a sword rights advocacy group based in the United States. Founded in 2005, the group has informed its members about any form related legislation since then, and it wants to lobby for a safe sword legislation, because we know that certain rules do help protect people, but we also want a basic right to carry a sword just as we carry a gun. We do know and Recognize a need for better training to all.

We do want to support the ability to start sword clubs among people with the interest in swords. To promote the use of a sword as a basic weapon in the Military and National Guard. The NSA hosts annual meetings. The 2018 meeting was held in August 10th, in Bonney Lake, Washington . More than 50 exhibitors and 7000 people attended the event.