Honestly what ever your opinion about the NRA is, this is worth the read.
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/the-untold-history-of-the-nra-part-1/
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/the-untold-history-of-the-nra-part-1/
History of the NRA
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Acer-m14
.475 A&M Magnum
Honestly .. the NRA SUCKS on gun RIGHTS .. the rest is good in a way ( safety stuff .. ect ) .. for our RIGHTS .. PFFFF .. its a FUDD CLUB .. can't shoot a pistol unless its NRA or Other on a range because of age and no PP .. oh my rifles are less then a pistol ..
Not sure if the article mentioned it, but early 1900s the NRA (national revolver association, an off shoot of the rifle association) supported the creation of the first Pistol permits and pushed for their passing
And I will give the NRA this they did back in the day do a lot for safety and gun handling but these days there are once again better options out there than them for training and information lol
Thanks for posting, but fuck the NRA. I am not going to read. The NRA is a lot like unions... At one time in their history they were good and needed.
For those who didnt read its pretty much a fuck the NRA post
Aka here is a list of how the NRA has always been an enemy of the 2A and gun owners
***edit*** come on GOPerfect you "know" me, would I post anything pro NRA?
Acer-m14
.475 A&M Magnum
Yup, I remember years ago they booted USCCA out from attending NRAAM, it was a year after or the same year the NRA launched their concealed carry line of training (they say how much USCCA was racking in, before that they had a partnership type system going ok but nope they wanted that cash flow)
spat
.338 Win Mag
There is a lot of money to be had fighting against the gun grabbers.
But, if you ever "win" the money dries up.
The incentive is to always keep things on a knife edge, with people constantly threatened, but never going over into giving up.
The situation oddly parallels the climate change crowd in that respect. The only difference is that the climate change threat is fabricated from whole cloth, and the gun rights threat has been actually engineered into existance.
But, if you ever "win" the money dries up.
The incentive is to always keep things on a knife edge, with people constantly threatened, but never going over into giving up.
The situation oddly parallels the climate change crowd in that respect. The only difference is that the climate change threat is fabricated from whole cloth, and the gun rights threat has been actually engineered into existance.