NAGR spends more than every gun group combined on lobbying

[MarkCO]

Posts 92 and 93 pretty much sum up this waste of bandwidth.

[BCMEAG]

Hmm...........a conversation of why some Colorado gun owners are unhappy with the main gun rights organization in the state of Colorado is a waste? I guess maybe I don't know enough about the history of RMGO and some gun owners (I mean this in all seriousness).

[MarkCO]

If you think RMGO is the "main" player, you have not spent much time at the capitol. Half of the legislators on "our" side can't stand the man, nor his tactics, calling him a political terrorist. I agree the message, when it is on guns and not other topics, is good, but the delivery is terrible.

[BCMEAG]

You are correct I have not spent much time at the Capitol, only made it to one day of the gun debates. Care to share who are the main player(s)?

[MarkCO]

With the recent debates. a few of the sheriffs and Koppel were definitely at the front of the bus. There were lots of grass roots people there too as well as a variety of organizations.

[BCMEAG]

I know about the sheriffs, are there any particular organizations other than RMGO that are out there that are about gun rights that we can support with dollars and other support?

[DavieD55]

If you think RMGO is the "main" player, you have not spent much time at the capitol. Half of the legislators on "our" side can't stand the man, nor his tactics, calling him a political terrorist. I agree the message, when it is on guns and not other topics, is good, but the delivery is terrible.

Those so called "ON OUR SIDE" legislators are also the ones who have compromised on the 2nd amendment time and again. The last thing we need is any state legislators calling childish names and compromising on the 2A.