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Guilty as charged, I've not signed up for the NRA membership yet, but plan on it in the next few days. But I was looking over a few lists and was wondering which organization my money would help the best.

Opinions, thoughts ?



National Rifle Association (NRA) : https://membership.nrahq.org/

Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) : https://www.saf.org/

Firearms Coalition : http://www.firearmscoalition.org/

Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) : http://www.ccrkba.org

Gun Owner of America (GOA) : http://gunowners.org

All of the above.....

BUT, If I had limited funds and had to pick any certain order:


1. National Rifle Association (NRA) : https://membership.nrahq.org/

2. Gun Owner of America (GOA) : http://gunowners.org

3. Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) : https://www.saf.org/

4. Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) : http://www.ccrkba.org

5. Firearms Coalition : http://www.firearmscoalition.org/

Except I'd put Texas State Rifle Association as my #2 behind the NRA —

https://tsra.com/join/

der Teufel wrote:Except I'd put Texas State Rifle Association as my #2 behind the NRA —

https://tsra.com/join/

der Teufel wrote:Except I'd put Texas State Rifle Association as my #2 behind the NRA —

https://tsra.com/join/

RPBrown wrote:

der Teufel wrote:Except I'd put Texas State Rifle Association as my #2 behind the NRA —

https://tsra.com/join/

+1

In 2013, did my research and picked the NRA as my national group and the TSRA as my state group. In my observation, these groups continue to be the most effective advocates for the nation and for Texas.

I belong to the NRA but I invest heavily in precious metals. Copper and lead.

oljames3 wrote:In 2013, did my research and picked the NRA as my national group and the TSRA as my state group. In my observation, these groups continue to be the most effective advocates for the nation and for Texas.

Wouldn’t hurt to make a donation now and then to John Lott’s Crime Prevention Research Center. https://crimeresearch.org

Definitely not NAGR. My understanding is when Colorado wanted to raise their idiotic magazine capacity limit from ten to 30, NAGR promised to oppose any legislator voting for the raised limit. In their view, 90% "for" is 100% "against."

I think it's a Constitutional crime to require a license to keep and bear arms.

On the other hand, licensed carry on a shall-issue basis is worlds better than prohibition. NAGR would prefer prohibition, at least from what I've seen.

Please fact-check me. For the moment, I think OCT and NAGR are cut from the same cloth, and achieve the same questionable results.

If I'm wrong, whip out your checkbook and give 'em a boost.

I'm obviously biased, but I will note that the NRA is the only organization the left is trying to destroy. There is a reason for this.

Chas.

I don't know I think it is real simple for us Texans.

NRA
TSRA

carlson1 wrote:I don't know I think it is real simple for us Texans.

NRA
TSRA

And I'm a life member of both!

Yes on NRA and TSRA. They are very effective, but secondarily, I recommend SAF. They sue city and county entities over Constitutional restrictions, and make a lot of local politicians toe the line.