I was a member of every 2A group I could find back in the 80s and 90s. Even a Golden Eagle NRA member (seems like that was about $1200 a year then). I finally got to the point after constant bombardment of all of them wanting more money, If I sent them every dime I made, it wouldn't be enough. So I decided to pull out of everything and fight the gun grabbers off at the front door. So here it is nearly 30 years later, and haven't had to do that. So I'm thinking maybe it's time for me to start supporting the effort again. Just really don't want to be constantly bombarded by everyone wanting more.
NRA 2.0
- Thread starter Faulkner
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Well, thinking it over, somebody has to pay to keep the lights on. And except for the ads for inferior products, The Rifleman magazine isn't too bad; and it's written on real paper with no pop-up ads, so there's that. Maybe they could save money by quit sending ads to people who, like many, still have plenty of time left on their memberships...just a suggestion. I'll probably re-up just for the reading material, as some of the articles are okay and often interesting. (As long as I have enough money left over for beer.) I doubt I will get my money's worth buying a life membership! Tick, tock, tick, tock...
I'm a life member but they're getting no more of my money until I see some serious changes. It seems all I'm still seeing is a hand outstretched for more and more money.
