Both chose different paths after last Fridays tragedy, NRA stayed silent to let everyone mourn and heal. While GOA was outspoken and owned Piers Morgan. I was planning on joining the NRA this Friday, but GOA has got my attention now. I guess my question is which do you guys think has done a better job in this last week? If I still go with the NRA, it will depend on what they have to say Friday.
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NRA or Gun Owners of America?
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hoosiersasquatch
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I would suggest both, minor disagreements mean nothing when they attempt to ban your right to bear firearms. Ban together and support those who support your right to bear arms.
NRA is much larger and has more congressional pull but has caved a few times. My feelings are we need them as they are the biggest and feared the most by the elected officials. The congress had the largest turn over I can remember after the 1994 Assault Weapon Ban, NRA was given credit for getting many people who voted for it ousted.
The GOA has a take no prisoners attitude that I really like. They keep me informed with lots of emails and usually only bother me if something needs to be done. I am life members of both organizations, and have no regrets.
The GOA has a take no prisoners attitude that I really like. They keep me informed with lots of emails and usually only bother me if something needs to be done. I am life members of both organizations, and have no regrets.
The NRA should be able to accomplish much more because of their membership numbers and fund raising but it wasn't the NRA that got Illinois concealed carry. The NRA may have been given credit for ousting anti-2A politicians but they still back antis every political season.
BehindBlueI's
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If only one:
NRA. They have the biggest lobbying group and the most congressional ears.
Then GOA. They are a great no compromise organization. I've been happy with them for over a decade. They used to sell some funny bumper stickers, too, but I don't see them on their web site any longer.
NRA. They have the biggest lobbying group and the most congressional ears.
Then GOA. They are a great no compromise organization. I've been happy with them for over a decade. They used to sell some funny bumper stickers, too, but I don't see them on their web site any longer.
I've been a life member of the NRA for decades and member of several "others" for long enough I don't keep track. Only time I have any problem with any of the gun rights organizations is when they or their members feel so small and insignificant the only way they can get noticed is to denigrate another gun rights organization.
I say all of the above. If you can only do one then NRA.
