newGuy12
Master of Arts
I would tend to agree. I have no idea who the GOA or JPFO is. The NRA is a household word. And believe me, I've seen it, this event was huge. This was not some ricky-dink little gun show thing, it was a world class event. Celebrity personalities, politicians, "booth women", interactive displays, the whole nine yards. Nothing less than top notch marketing (evidently, companies were hoping to get major contracts out of this -- perhaps contracts with governments, who knows).The NRA isn't perfect (at least IMO) by a long shot but who else is out there that really accomplishes much...GOA? JPFO? They don't have anywhere near the membership, the money, or the "pull" that the NRA does.
While I do not agree with all of the decisions they make, I'm glad we have them and it does seem that they are getting better when it comes to working to protect more than just "grandad's duck-gun."
just my $0.02
Man that Glock felt perfect in the hand. One of the bosses at work told me that it has no external safety, though. Pity.
People who are "in the know" about these things should communicate with leaders in the NRA, making their ideas known to them. The squeaky wheel gets the grease, after all.