wacki
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I've had way too many people in this forum tell me "don't waste your time talking to anti's", "people can't be edumucated (sic) common sense", etc.
Well I went into the gun club today to shoot trap/skeet. They are suffering from legislation that shut down their sporting clays area but managed to leave their skeet/trap area intact. I asked them why they don't have NRA pamphlets on the shelf so people can learn about guns and help protect their rights. Their response was "it won't help in this situation". Well that might be true but it would certainly help down the road. I told him about how buckets of water kill more children under 5 than guns, Obama voting to ban centerfire ammo, etc. He, a manager of a gun club, was indifferent about that. His response was like "ehhh I guess it might help in that situation but I dunno".
I get the feeling if I showed up with a box of NRA pamphlets he'll let me put them on the shelf next to all the gun promo pamphlets. Still, it's frustrating to see people whose very livelihood depends on the sport of firearms simply not care.
Just curious, what would be the best pamphlet to put on his shelf? I'm seriously considering calling the NRA-ILA and asking for a box of pamphlets and then giving them to the gun club.
Well I went into the gun club today to shoot trap/skeet. They are suffering from legislation that shut down their sporting clays area but managed to leave their skeet/trap area intact. I asked them why they don't have NRA pamphlets on the shelf so people can learn about guns and help protect their rights. Their response was "it won't help in this situation". Well that might be true but it would certainly help down the road. I told him about how buckets of water kill more children under 5 than guns, Obama voting to ban centerfire ammo, etc. He, a manager of a gun club, was indifferent about that. His response was like "ehhh I guess it might help in that situation but I dunno".
I get the feeling if I showed up with a box of NRA pamphlets he'll let me put them on the shelf next to all the gun promo pamphlets. Still, it's frustrating to see people whose very livelihood depends on the sport of firearms simply not care.
Just curious, what would be the best pamphlet to put on his shelf? I'm seriously considering calling the NRA-ILA and asking for a box of pamphlets and then giving them to the gun club.
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