NRA Info

[ShelbyCo.]

I have not seen much mention of the NRA in this forum. Is there a reason for this? I was just wondering if there was something I was missing.

 

[mrjarrell]

What kind of discussion do you want? We've had many here. Some pro, many con.

 

[pudly]

The NRA hasn't made much news recently. Feel free to post something interesting about the NRA and you won't have any problems getting others to weigh in. BTW, the Break Room probably isn't the best place to talk about the NRA, since it is specifically for non-gun topics.

 

[Scutter01]

The NRA hasn't made much news recently.

They won't until there's another landmark case on the verge of being won by someone else, where they can swoop in and steal credit at the last minute.

 

[mrjarrell]

They won't until there's another landmark case on the verge of being won by someone else, where they can swoop in and steal credit at the last minute.

^^This! +1

 

[ShelbyCo.]

Would be interested in the cons, maybe keep me from paying next year.

 

[littletommy]

They won't until there's another landmark case on the verge of being won by someone else, where they can swoop in and steal credit at the last minute.

Sadly, yep, pretty much.

 

[ATM]

Maybe Prometheus will find this thread.

He loves the NRA.

 

[ThrottleJockey]

I have NO love for the NRAint. They have been overrun by the liberals and serve NO purpose other than their own financial and political gain. They have become or at least are becoming the enemy and will never see a dime from me. GOA.

 

[Prometheus]

+1 to all of the above.

The Gun Owners of America and Second Amendment foundation have been responsible for every pro gun victory over the past decade.

Meanwhile the NRA has compromised it's way into every piece of antigun legislation to come down the pike.

I feel sick for the years of dues I ignorantly paid into the NRA thinking I was helping things.

 

[machete]

Would be interested in the cons, maybe keep me from paying next year.

keep paying,,,they do more good than harm

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Meanwhile the NRA has compromised it's way into every piece of antigun legislation to come down the pike.

And these compromises would be . . . ?

 

[Mgderf]

...and this thread serves to remind me why I find myself visiting Ingo less, and less...

 

[Jack Ryan]

I have not seen much mention of the NRA in this forum. Is there a reason for this? I was just wondering if there was something I was missing.

Life member, if you want to know about the NRA, ask the NRA.

NRA

 

[Jack Ryan]

They won't until there's another landmark case on the verge of being won by someone else, where they can swoop in and steal credit at the last minute.

That's hilarious. France says the same thing, a lot, about the USA. LOL

 

[DRob]

Bingo

...and this thread serves to remind me why I find myself visiting Ingo less, and less...

Me too!

 

[ThrottleJockey]

I received a lifetime membership when I was 14, it was a simple $500 fee at that time if memory serves. When I grew up I made them remove me from their list. The only good thing about membership, IMO is the insurance that will pay for half of a gun if half of a gun is stolen.

 

[Prometheus]

And these compromises would be . . . ?

I've answered this apologist question from you several times in the past. Use teh search function if your memory is that faulty and you want the in depth review of how they supported the 34, 68, 86 and 89 bans... They even supported the 94 ban... until they started calling it the clinton ban and begging for money to battle what they caused.

 

[ThrottleJockey]

Don't forget their support of HR45. They rush to compromise, and compromise is not part of the 2A. Oh, I think they are on board with the UN small arms treaty Hillary is currently negotiating the terms of....The road to HELL is paved with good intentions.

 

[fastwally]

I joined for life when it was $200. Still the best one going for gun rights.