Andy Griffith
Member
Are they in any way affiliated with the NRA?
Just asking.
Just asking.
2nd Ammendment Foundation questions...
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oldRoger
US Veteran
It is my understanding that they are not affiliated. Obviously they have to co-operate to a degree so that they don’t get in each others way. But they are able to do things that the NRA cannot.
Seems a good organization to me, I send them money.
FWIW The three nation organizations I support:
NRA,
2nd Amendment Foundation,
Gun Owners of America.
Seems a good organization to me, I send them money.
FWIW The three nation organizations I support:
NRA,
2nd Amendment Foundation,
Gun Owners of America.
sparkgap
Absent Comrade
No!
But there is a connection between the (SAF) 2nd Amendment Foundation and the (CCRKBA) Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.
They all work very close on issues important to gun owners.
CCRKBA and SAF host the (GRPC) Gun Rights Policy Conference each year. This year it's in St. Louis in September.
If you spend your time and money to help protect our gun rights, you should attend this great event.
http://www.saf.org/default.asp?p=grpc
The leaders from the NRA, SAF, CCRKBA and GOA will be there. And it free, travel and lodging is on you.
Bob
But there is a connection between the (SAF) 2nd Amendment Foundation and the (CCRKBA) Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.
They all work very close on issues important to gun owners.
CCRKBA and SAF host the (GRPC) Gun Rights Policy Conference each year. This year it's in St. Louis in September.
If you spend your time and money to help protect our gun rights, you should attend this great event.
http://www.saf.org/default.asp?p=grpc
The leaders from the NRA, SAF, CCRKBA and GOA will be there. And it free, travel and lodging is on you.
Bob
I've attended the two recent gun rights policy conferences that were held in Phoenix. If you can make it to one, please do. They are free, and they give you a ton of reference material in addition to food for thought from many gun rights leaders. Not a bad deal.
