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I hear they send out a lot of mailers asking 4 money....they should spend less money on that and put it towards protecting us and our rights.
living in illinois it seems like our gun laws just keep on getting worse, especially compared 2 a lot of other states..I'm really glad I don't live in chicago..
If I heard of more NRA action taking place in IL I would join, until then I doubt that I will
but I guess that's still my right
and please don't hate me 4 my choice....I guess this would be someones chance to change my ways
living in illinois it seems like our gun laws just keep on getting worse, especially compared 2 a lot of other states..I'm really glad I don't live in chicago..
If I heard of more NRA action taking place in IL I would join, until then I doubt that I will
but I guess that's still my right
and please don't hate me 4 my choice....I guess this would be someones chance to change my ways
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I'm a member.
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how bout posting a poll in this poll section?..
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I was going to join before I turned 18 to get the cheaper lifetime membership. I always think about it but then ask myself what good it would do or how I would use it besides hats and stickers. I mean do they have meetings or shooting outings? They don't offer any classes in my state.
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I am!
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What are the real benefits of joining?
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I joined last week. I got a cap in the mail along with a congratulatory letter and of course a request for a donation. Am I supposed to get a card or something?
Like many other group mebership things such as AAA or AARP or USPSA, they have discounted member services and negotiated discounts.Jeff 9mm M&P said:
things like car rentals, firearms insurance, travel package disocunts, etc.
then there's secondary benefits. The NRA makes avialable a lot of resources for designing and building ranges, and a attractively priced range insurance. There are usually membership requirements attached to the latter. Which means i have to be a NRA member to join my local clubs, but my membership is likely cheaper because of the NRA.
SO yes.. I am.
Endowment member of NRA and member of Texas State Rifle association. Basic concept is that I can't go it alone so there is strength in belonging to an organization. I don't have to agree with them all the time any more that I have to agree with my friends, I just respect the work they do.
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Like many other group mebership things such as AAA or AARP or USPSA, they have discounted member services and negotiated discounts.raz-0 said:
things like car rentals, firearms insurance, travel package disocunts, etc.[/quote]
I get this throuch AAA. Most places will not let you use more than one discount (i.e. AARP AND NRA discount, AAA AND NRA discount). It's usually one or the other and they usually pick the better one.
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Like I said in my first post, they don't offer anything in my area. The range is state operated and I truly never see NRA members showing off any insignia of membership. I understand they help out a lot and they are 2nd or 3rd largest with membership (AARP is 1st, Sierra Club might be 2nd). Maybe I'll join when I can write a check for the $750 at once. I don't want to pay for 2.5 years, although that is a really great option especially since they do not charge extra for it.
Has it occured to you that if you are a member, you will know of events in your area and legislative matters occurring too? NRA mails out political "reccomendations" with gradings for your representatives in Congress. If someone is an "A", keep them in, if not...PatM&P said:
My point is: if you don't join, all you will know about us is mere conjecture and information from gossip. What's 25 bucks a year for your freedom?
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TXRedEye said:
Or 35 a month for 30 months for a lifetime of protected freedoms.
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