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There is often a big difference in “official policy” promulgated by corporate legal departments (or biased administrators) and the practical self preservation needs of customers and employees.

Thanks for the link, Mike. I am pretty sure the author already knows what he should have done. I am not familiar with him and don’t know his background, but it takes a certain amount of courage to admit your mistakes like he did. I am glad he survived the encounter with no lasting effects...

I haven’t either, Bob. In my experience, big talker = little doer.

I believe you can still vote if you have been a member for five years or more. Call the membership number on the back of your card and request a ballot.

Back in September, I traded my Ford for a Toyota Tundra. The newer trucks are a whole lot more finicky. The Toyota has been in the shop over a week. They can’t figure out what’s wrong. The newer vehicles are too complicated for even the mechanics! I sorta wish I had my Ford back. Great...

Good shooting, Bella. I don’t have an HK, but I would not be a fan of having brass thrown at me like that even though I don’t have boobs to catch it! :). Looks like a fun outing!

I agree 76 Board members is way too much. I also believe most of the “reform” folks agree. But, we have to take our organization back first in order to make changes. I am not sure who put the list together. There was a reform movement that started back before the last Board election. It was...

Thanks for taking us along, Cliff. Good shooting. There is a lot more room to miss when you are in big sky country! Y’all come back now.

Here is a link for those of us wondering who to vote for: https://nraindanger.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/elect-a-new-nra-poster.png?w=640

Welcome to the forum, Gene!

I refuse to let “geezerhood” in! But, I guess I must have left a door unlocked or cracked somewhere because somehow he got here! :)

Darn it Mike! Now I have this strong urge to sample a Prodigy compact wit 4.25” barrel! :)

They don’t have the section showing you are old and can’t get your glasses in the right place to focus! That is the one I have!

I agree with you, Bob. Leave law enforcement to local/state.

Yours is a difficult question. Guns are important to me for hunting, self defense and just fun. Not really a hobby though. Way down the list from God and my family. I am not obsessed with them, but don’t want to do without them.

I agree. The administration is squandering resources proposing to rename a bunch of things. That is not what they were elected to do. Almost looks like sabotage from here. I wonder where this effort is really coming from?

I agree Bob, especially with your last paragraph.

Thank you Hayes for shining light on our fallen law enforcement officers. The jobs they do are so under appreciated by a lot of our fellow citizens. I am so thankful for those folks who are called to this career.

The NRA is our best hope. We members were lax in paying attention to what was going on with our organization just like (or similar) to how we let our federal government get out of control.

All of us who are voting members of the NRA need to vote for the reform candidates in the Board election coming up in (I believe) the February issue of whichever magazine you subscribe to. Our best hope and course of action is to band together.