1. Thank you very much for the link & kind words! I’m going to do a post geared toward non-commercial (i.e. community) gun clubs, one for online communities, and one for individuals.

2. Part of the fight is not blowing all your financial reserves on AR lowers and mags, invest something in support of whatever organization you think is getting out there and spreading our message, whether it’s the NRA or someone else.

   1. JPFO 🙂

3. Bookmarked. Thanks Miguel.

4. I am often asked about them. I simply have not had the time to investigate how their funds are used in detail, which is important to me. That is no slight against them, as I say, I just have not had the time to investigate. Further, I am not sure how approachable their rhetoric is to non gun owners or liberal Jews. Arguably they have an “air” of radical-ness in their message, although I do agree with it 100%, it’s just in my opinion, not as gently packaged as it might need to be. Reasonable minds could disagree of course. And all that said, I am not sure how much influence they have politically, which is vitally important.

   1. Legally, they cannot have any influence in the political debate. They are a 501(c)3, a public charity. That means they cannot effectively lobby government at any level and they are 100% banned from anything to do with electioneering.

5. My comment above was about JPFO, not sure why it didn’t line up in the thread..

   1. Thanks for your input. I`m always trying to learn! 🙂

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