NRA billing???

Soundguy · Aug 11, 2011

spears.. 'slung shots' are illeagal in some places.

I agree.. best money I've ever spent was on the NRA.. next best was on a gun.

soundguy

Sigarms · Aug 12, 2011

I got so fed up with the NRA looking for money I told them to shove it. This was after &*%$# YEARS of telling them to take me off their call list. Recently they called looking for money, least it was fun ******* with them LOL

Kicker was, I actually gave them money other than my membership dues.

lockhaven · Aug 12, 2011

With out the NRA private ownership of any firearms would not exist in this country. We are spending money to keep private ownership and stop registration. Endowment Member Chris Stahler

Soundguy · Aug 12, 2011

i feel about the same. registration would AT least be here if not worse, I truly believe.

soundguy

lockhaven · Aug 12, 2011

registration does lead to confiscation just ask anyone in Great Briton right now we are fighting the UN wanting to control the United States and change our constitution. With out the NRA membership it would sail through congress and be signed by the President.
I am the NRA

Soundguy · Aug 12, 2011

as the germans pre ww2 registration leads to lots of things..

soundguy

whistlepig · Aug 12, 2011

The NRA does call me frequently and ask for money. I politely tell them no and tell them that I appreciate what they are doing. They are very polite and OK with that. It's painless, doesn't ruin my day, and doesn't cause me to cop an attitude. I have been an NRA member for decades and not once have I heard of them ever mismanaging funds. These folks have always been true professionals and straight up in all the years that I have been a member. If I did had a dollar to give them I know it would be very wisely spent.

chipsndust · Aug 12, 2011

Kays Supply said:
Is anyone else fed up with the NRA sending out invoices for dues 3 months after you paid for the current year. Then they bill you every three months for the next year. I was paid up 3 years in advance before I figured out not to pay them every time I got one. I just got an invoice and it didn't even have my expiration date on the invoice. I had to look on my card. I would like to start a phone/mail in to tell them we are fed up. Spend our dues on gun issues not this.

In response to the OP, no.

Can't think of another organization that does more, and does it effectively, to preserve our (remaining) freedoms.

Life Member

Soundguy · Aug 13, 2011

whistlepig said:
The NRA does call me frequently and ask for money. I politely tell them no and tell them that I appreciate what they are doing. They are very polite and OK with that. It's painless, doesn't ruin my day, and doesn't cause me to cop an attitude. I have been an NRA member for decades and not once have I heard of them ever mismanaging funds. These folks have always been true professionals and straight up in all the years that I have been a member. If I did had a dollar to give them I know it would be very wisely spent.

yep.. been a lifer for a while here too.. once in a while they send me a letter asking for some $.. If I have it to spare.. i usually send them something or politely tell them not this time.. etc.

they have always been polite.. so am I.

not a hassle at all.

soundguy

Storm56 · Aug 13, 2011

I am a Patron member and I bought my wife a Lifetime membership when our current Idiot in Chief got elected. I generally donate every year and am glad to do it. Freedoms are not free and the NRA is our most effective gun lobby.

ANYONE that owns guns and believes in our second amendment should join and be happy to send an extra donation every year. Those that do not will very likely be the first to whine when the dems pass legislation restricting your gun rights.