razorback2003
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If you have a license, and they do not have metal detectors, who cares what their policy is. I wonder though if this is true.
Are some of you trying to tell me that making NRA headquarters effectively a gun free zone is acceptable, but making a public school a GFZ is not? That the NRA's reasons are better than other people's reasons?
This policy, if true, is completely hypocritical, and totally undercuts the already badly formulated argument LaPierre has been loudly and publicly crowing about.
This is horrible.
Then they should find a new insurance agency. No reason why this should be ok (if true).assuming this is true....
i dont think anyone here is saying its Ok for the NRA to prohibit CCW....
but if its a mandate from an insurance company or something similar....and not an NRA policy.....then its not fair to call them hypocrites.
Then they should find a new insurance agency. No reason why this should be ok (if true).
I'd venture to guess that most gun shows don't allow loaded guns inside.
Sorry.
I shall not renew my membership. I am done with the NRA.
If they cannot trust me to legally carry in their building, I cannot trust them to fight for my right.
It is the same thing I do with businesses. If they are publicly anti-gun or they have a sign no gun on premises, they will not have my business. It is not bashing. It is common sense.
It is my line in the sand.
"NRA headquarters in VA"
Must be hard to use the 50-yard range in the basement if you can't carry a gun into the building.
They might be worried about deranged antis trying to kill them...