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Originally posted by MaSigchist:

I have shopped for insurance for a gun club several times and there are options that are less expensive and provide better coverage than what the NRA offers (Currently Lockton ?) without such restrictions.

Thanks for that information! I'll pass it on to the gun club that I belong to. Dues have increased more than 56% (from $160, up to $250) and anything that will control costs needs to be considered.

I got out of jury duty because I had accidently let my membership lapse. I then realized that defense lawyers want jurors to be NRA members in a case that involves a gun and especially when it involves a felon and a gun. So, I am no longer a member. I do donate to causes like Rittenhouse for example.

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Originally posted by kz1000:
I'm an NRA member only because my shooting club requires it. I block all their phone calls and throw all their mailings in the trash.

Same here…their rules/requirements…i still have a fantastically safe private range from which to shoot for $60 per year (senior rate…one advantage to being a retired old fart I guess) …still contributing to GOA as well as my local Tennessee State 2nd Amendment groups and others…just part of doing business…after my request to not receive mailings, all have stopped except from the NRA-ILA (still an effective arm for gun rights…even though they aren’t buying Wayne his suits and plane tickets)