Nothing confirmed yet, but certainly sounds like something someone would do if they're trying to "follow the money" maybe, just maybe, to a benevolent organization like the NRA.
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You realize that hunting is, and has never been, more than a tangential consideration with what the NRA is about. Hell, you don't require a firearm to hunt. (it's more efficient than a bow, or idk, atlatl)
You realize that hunting is, and has never been, more than a tangential consideration with what the NRA is about. Hell, you don't require a firearm to hunt. (it's more efficient than a bow, or idk, atlatl)
I would wager there is more than enough overlapping interest that you likely represent the majority of people in that situation. Of course, one could always prefer to support the SAF or GOA. (among others)