Is it worth joining the NRA?
Maybe you guys can answer this for me. I want to join the NRA to help out the the cause against the anti gun legislation, but someone told me at work that don't bother because the new administration will go after the NRA members 1st if ever the gun ban passes. It gives them an easier way to see who owns firearms. Is this true or a is he talking out of his a$$? Is the NRA a target?
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Of course not. If the government goes after guns, they will go after guns, not NRA or GOA members. By far most gun owners are not members of either organization.
As to whether it is worth joining, Nord is dead on.0 -
The N.R.A. has it's faults However it IMHO is the best thing going for gun owners if you believe congress is aware of the NRA more then ANY OTHER PRO GUN GROUP. . They don't do every thing I think they should but Their voice if heard by congress and if Gun laws are passed it will affect each one of us not just NRA members . I am a Life member . Other members on this site may bad mouth them but ask yourself where would we be today if there had been no NRA the last 50 years. 0 -
Your friend is blowing smoke. When the "Assault Weapons Ban" of 1994 passed "the administration" didn't get the NRA membership list and start pulling people in to see if they owned one of the weapons on that list. If he/she thinks that a membership list to the NRA = they all own guns, he/she is living in dream world. Following that logic, any person who ever got a catalog from any company that sold any type of product related to fireamrs (cases, cleanling kits, etc.) would be on the "list".
Join the NRA. If you don't like their platform, there are other groups, but, the NRA is the biggest and politicians listen to them.0 -
Perry Shooter
quote: The N.R.A. has it's faults However it IMHO is the best thing going for gun owners if you believe congress is aware of the NRA more then ANY OTHER PRO GUN GROUP. . They don't do every thing I think they should but Their voice if heard by congress and if Gun laws are passed it will affect each one of us not just NRA members . I am a Life member . Other members on this site may bad mouth them but ask yourself where would we be today if there had been no NRA the last 50 years
True. I see them more in the media going against the anti gun legislator. They do make their voice heard. Thnx0 -
tippmannlover...darn right the NRA is a target and damn glad that they are! The gunowners of America need a powerful voice in DC to combat the antigun lobby and the NRA is that voice. IMHO every person who owns guns in America and wants to keep the right to do so needs to at least join the NRA and support it against the massive effort on the other side to disarm the country. Just ask the lib pols what national organization they fear the most...the NRA will come up every time. Just ask the Brady bunch. So your friend is blowing smoke. I don't agree with the NRA on everything (who does?) but I know that when our gun rights are threatened at the national level, they are my dog in the fight. Good shooting! 0 -
The simple answer is Yes! 0 -
While the simple answer is yes, the more complicated answer is that I'm not so sure.
The problem isn't that the NRA is against gun owners nor that the NRA doesn't attempt to work for them. The problem is that the NRA seems to have trouble distinguishing between a right and a privilege. Privileges are open to debate and discussion. Rights are not!
Have a look at the political track record of the NRA. Think it over and do what's best for you.0 -
Your FRIEND is not a friend. What about all the hunting liscenses that are sold?? You can belong to the NRA without owning a gun but you would not buy a hunting licenses without a gun. Join NOW> 0 -
This is the simplest question I have ever answered. ABSOLUTELY YOU SHOULD JOIN THE NRA!!!! Every gun owner in this country should be paying their dues to the NRA! The nearly 4 million members have massive influence with the politicians. Bill Clinton publicly blamed the NRA for causing the defeat of anti gun politicians in 1994. There are other really great pro-gun groups, but they don't have the political muscle of the NRA. If you can only belong to one organization, make it the NRA!!! 0 -
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