Bucksnort1
New member
Occasionally, NRA members become disappointed with the organization for various reasons. For me, I am happy to have someone at the mostly national level to take on the serious issues. Something is better than nothing.
Many states have organized gun associations.
Here in Arizona, we have the Arizona Citizens Defense League. It is a wonderful organization that is very organized and has been around for about 15 years or so.
Guns and Ammo Magazine has named Arizona (for a number of years) the "gun friendliest state" of the fifty. This is based on a lot of criteria including things like, the lack of "Red Flag Laws" and no universal background checks. In spite of the fact the Republican governor said he will sign a Red Flag bill, we don't have one because of the Association. The Association has been mostly responsible for the gun friendly status.
Many states have organized gun associations.
Here in Arizona, we have the Arizona Citizens Defense League. It is a wonderful organization that is very organized and has been around for about 15 years or so.
Guns and Ammo Magazine has named Arizona (for a number of years) the "gun friendliest state" of the fifty. This is based on a lot of criteria including things like, the lack of "Red Flag Laws" and no universal background checks. In spite of the fact the Republican governor said he will sign a Red Flag bill, we don't have one because of the Association. The Association has been mostly responsible for the gun friendly status.