The National Rifle Association was set up in the 1800's by the government and helped write the National Firearms Act of 1934 and the Gun Control Act of 1968. There are other examples of the Negotiating Rights Away has actually eroded our rights very significantly under the Second Amendment. While I understand that it may border on sacrilege to say anything bad about the NRA and the common belief is that without the NRA, we wouldn't have the Second Amendment, but the NRA has a bit of a history of not being the best defenders of the 2A
I'm a member of both, but tend to spend a little more with the Gun Owners of America because I believe the GOA holds true to the Constitution. Maybe there is strength in numbers, but is the NRA really all that?
I'm a member of both, but tend to spend a little more with the Gun Owners of America because I believe the GOA holds true to the Constitution. Maybe there is strength in numbers, but is the NRA really all that?