What level of NRA membership are you?

[oldogy]

I send NRA a check every year.

I also support Gun Owners of America and

Jews for Preservation of Firearm Ownership...I am not Jewish.

oldogy

Edited January 30, 2010 by oldogy

[Scott C]

Life Member

[gr8smiles]

Life here as well...since 1989:)

[DWARREN123]

Life member since last year. Before that yearly membership.

[1gewehr]

The 86 MG ban? If so, thats my feelings as well. I am a yearly member.

Also, 1934 NFA, 1968 GCA, 1986 922(o), 1994 Brady, Lautenberg amendment, etc. All blatantly un-Constitutional.

[Worriedman]

Life, since the late 80's.

[Volzfan]

Annual member.

I'm not real happy with some of the things they do and their quick compromises that don't really protect our 2A rights but I still keep my membership active at least until something better comes along.

[Guest The Highlander]

Life. But I'm thinking I may upgrade this year.

[DannyH57]

I'm a supporting member ... and amazed at the people who feel the NRA is the tool that the government uses to lable gun owners ? I've heard this from people I've encouraged to join ?

[Guest David Waldrip]

Life member after paying off the Easy Pay Life last year.

[141FE]

Benefactor Life and my wife is a Life member.

[Almond27]

Basic Member here

[Links2k]

I am only a basic member, but I did renew my membership last month.

[bockey]

Just joined last year as a basic member, and upgraded to life near the end of the year. Gave my wife a basic for her birthday in January.

[Guest TurboniumOxide]

Life

[extremescene]

Not renewing my membership... The NRA seems more like a mailing list for insurance solicitations than protection of 2A rights. I made the mistake of signing up for a policy and it's been a nightmare. They are making it extremely difficult to cancel and they just over-billed me by 3x and tell me I have to wait 15 days to get a refund. I'm out of work and can't afford this right now. Every day a new insurance solicitation arrives in the mail.

I want to keep my gun rights but this is ridiculous.

[Guest Centennial]

NRA annual member for over 35 years.

[rstandley]

life member here

[raydog1]

They're lucky to get a yearly check from me. I'm a stingy SOB.

[RobertNashville]

I've been an annual member for many years and overall believe it's a worthwhile organization and worthy of support. I've considered upgrading my membership but have two concerns...

1. I support (with my $$$) a number of "pro-Second Amendment) organizations and have only so much money I can donate to such organizations.

2. I am less than enthusiastic about how NRA spends some of its money and resources and, based on item 1, above, am not at all sure that the NRA is an organization to which I should direct any more of my resources than I already do!

[SpacemanSpiff]

I'm a life member. Was gonna upgrade last year,but couldn't spare the money at that time.

I do agree that the quantity of mailings from the NRA family is a little much, but I want to still be able to shoot guns when I'm 70 so I deal with it.

[Guest inspector710]

I became a Life Member in 2000 when they ran a special.

[Guest jackdm3]

https://membership.nrahq.org/forms/signup.asp

Go to the "Please select a term" section to see the three menus.

I'm weighing the options.

[Guest Smitty]

I am just a regular annual member.

[Guest sammopar]

Endowment life member. i don't agree with everything but they do a lot of good