I had no idea what that was until I read the article. It reminds me of the 80s when “cop killer bullets” were the big push by the media.
It got so bad that the NRA began supporting the ban. I am not kidding, all our supposed friends fell all over themselves to support banning cop killer bullets. The NRA considered it a victory in that it did not ban all ammo.
You type faster than my old fingers ...
No they didn't. In fact the anti gunners vociferously attacked the NRA as wanting cops to die for opposing it.
The NRA considers a whole lot of things victories that are ultimately designed to disarm america, and American’s, and hopefully American’s will wake up and see through the long and compromised history of their beloved hunting and sporting purposes anti-gun, organization apptly named nra.
NRA has been around since 1871 promoting every egregious anti-second amendment action designed to minimize and thwart “shall not be infringed”, they will continue to use the money willingly sent to them by their cohorts in crime, to work against the American people and their God given rights.
Perspective says: these are the same people who voted twice to send the present occupant of the White House to work for them. I for one don’t send anyone to Washington to work for me, rather I expect them to protect me from those who think they need to work for me.
In the meantime try finding a group that does not compromise away what little we have left in the way of protection. NAGR GOA JPFO anyone, but get the hell out of the nra and stop sending them money to be used against you.
Case in point, “fix NICS”, an NRA inspired program, pushed by the “NSSA” that would be the National Shooting Sports Association, and designed to get every state in these United States to send a mental health LIST to the NICS. That would be the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. South Dakota managed to remain off this egregious LIST until the nra supported a bill in the legislature to get us compliant with their “final solution”.
Good Golly Moses folks what will it take to wake up the masses. The NRA is not now nor ever was your friend. They were all in on the last gun ban called the 1986 gun control act. I’d say it’s like this: there are way too few folks actually interested in what is going on in the gun world, until things begin to go south, when it is way too late for action, compromise is reached that looks like it has put to bed the latest attack, then everyone goes back to sleep until the next crisis. One of these days, the real crisis will be on the table, and too late our goose is cooked.
It takes guts to be hard core when it comes to gun rights. Hard core isn’t in the vocabulary of the wusses at nra.