Gun Control & RKBA

beardown

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7. NRA programs aren't effective, therefore no credit.

Mon Aug 24, 2015, 05:18 PM

Aug 2015

Heard that per the NRA programs. Because they aren't 100 percent effective, they don't count.

On that basis, I'm ripping the seat belts out of my cars because I knew people that wore them and died in car accidents anyway.

There's another close by thread here about the NRA offering gun safety (something like that) to a State's National Guard and getting negative comments because why does that NG offer money to the NRA? So no safety training is better than working with the NRA to provide the training?

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Once again save money while being safe [View all] discntnt_irny_srcsm Aug 2015 OP

It's important to keep your guns secured. SecularMotion Aug 2015 #1

yet more kids die drinking Drano gejohnston Aug 2015 #2

Or those diswasher pods... ileus Aug 2015 #8

I think a better question sarisataka Aug 2015 #3

What? Cooperate with the enemy? Why, I never! Eleanors38 Aug 2015 #4

We have seen sarisataka Aug 2015 #5

NRA programs aren't effective, therefore no credit. beardown Aug 2015 #7

FWIW, The NRA is doing the National Guard training for free n/t DonP Aug 2015 #9

I infer you agree with the need for low cost firearm security... discntnt_irny_srcsm Aug 2015 #6

I use two pistol safes for my EDC and HD pistols. ileus Aug 2015 #10

I would slide a $20 under the meds discntnt_irny_srcsm Aug 2015 #11

Not a bad idea..... ileus Aug 2015 #12