I'm a life member. I support them. Kinda like the church though. There are a few areas we don't see quite eye to eye but the fact is there isn't any other legislative lobby group that protects our second amendment rights like they do. And without that one the rest aren't worth the paper they were written on.

absolutely agree with you passthru !! problem I see is that the outher side does not want to break it down to responsibility and accountability , MORE and NEW laws will not change a thing ! those are just more points on there side of the score board ! witch is there agenda ! more needs to be done on our side of the fence in a positive way ! if we could only unite as they have we would be a force to be reconded with , what a concept!!

I was taught from a very young age that a gun is a tool. A very powerful tool, but a tool nonetheless. We use this tool to hunt animals to feed our families, to protect our families and property from harm, and for pastimes like target shooting.

Sad to say it, but if guns ceased to exist tomorrow people would still find ways to commit suicide. If we really want to address the problem of suicide, we need to go after the root cause and not spend so much time on the tool some unfortunate folks choose to use.

Sorry, but the federal government has no business meddling in social engineering. Guns have absolutely nothing to do with suicide rates. If a person is committed to killing themselves, they will do it - and no laws will stop that kind of tragedy from happening. That would be up to their family. Not me or the federal government.

If a person feels that I am callous in saying these things, they have already been brainwashed and have actually become part of the problem by thinking that the federal government can, and should fix all things.........