Should I Stick With the NRA?

>>30332306
jesus fuck if i know man.

maybe just your local gun club? im keeping mine only for the gun insurance at this point

>>30332306
Are you "radical"? Do you have an "agenda"?

>>30332306
Nothing makes a gun grabber shit his pants like the NRA. You should support them on that reason alone.

>>30332306

You don't need to be an NRA member but at least throw money at the NRA-ILA. They're the only gun rights group that has any serious pull. All the other groups are laughably ineffective.

I've been wondering the same thing OP. It feels like I'm paying ~$30 a year to be hassled with spam asking for more money.

I think I'll stay a member, since it quantifies the number of citizens who care about gun rights deeply.

>>30332306
Yes

>>30332378
No, I just don't see a point in giving them more money when it seems like they're going farther and farther left. Not to mention their stances on AWB's.

>>30332362
I could do that, I'll look into it. Thanks anon.

As a French dude I'd say go for it. NRA might be bad but they are certainly better than nothing. Strenght is in number.

>>30332404
>>30332428
>>30332501
>>30332608
Good points.

People always talk shit about the NRA, but if every single gun owner in Amercia joined and voted as a solid block we'd have cheap machine guns and silencers fucking yesterday

>>30332306
Try the Pink Pistols.

>>30334091
But people have to pretend to hate guns, otherwise they are murderers.

>>30332306
Where the fuck did Harry get a P38 in vietnam?

>>30334114
kys fag

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>>30334133
funny that you ask, I was just talking with my Viet-Nam vet marine father about P38. He had a Nazi stamped one over there, and had a lieutenant whose father sent him a new P1 in the mail. So apparently they were very obtainable.

>>30334122
Not in Texas. Well minus austin

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>>30334114
Good goy

I'm not always thrilled with some of the things they say; nor always in agreement with their policies.

However, they have certain strong, line in the sand, stances that I do support. They are the loudest voice, they are the focus of a lot of attention. They rally the support and focus of gun rights believers.

I've been reading a lot of my social media in the last week; I live in Orlando. A disturbing number of friends, especially friends I thought were allies in the fight, have started strongly talking bans on rifles, guns, magazines in the name of "The Greater Good" and "common sense".

So, while I haven't told any of them, they've convinced me to do something I've held off doing for as long as I've been a member. I'm going to put my money where my mouth is and donate to NRA-ILA.