NRA Dues increase

[major burnout]

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lvDu3IysKiM

As a CA gun owner I feel like this is happening to me.

[major burnout]

I spend my money with these guys.

https://www.firearmspolicy.org/petitions/ab1664/?mc_cid=d7fd2cf255&mc_eid=3400838f2f

[blasterp7]

Life member early 70's - $200

[epilepticninja]

I'm a Benefactor member, no more dues for me.

[OlderThanDirt]

I'm a Benefactor member, no more dues for me.

They haven't hit you up to join the NRA Ring of Freedom? The donating possibilities are limitless.

[Snerk]

I just signed up as a life member last week for 500$, 25$ monthly was my choice.

Yep. I did quarterly though. I'm okay with drawing it out over 5 years or whatever the duration is. $25 every 3 months? Won't even notice it.

Just waiting for my stuff to show up. Though if they shipped it in a box or something, I should probably go check with my apartment complex office to see if they got it. I have no idea if they were sending me a bag or what.

[epilepticninja]

They haven't hit you up to join the NRA Ring of Freedom? The donating possibilities are limitless.

Yeah, but the Bank of Ninja is closed for renovations.


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[Illumi Naughty]

Here's the direct link for the discounted NRA membership, get to gettin'.

https://membership.nrahq.org/5797/default.aspx?src=b&ek=Y5KJ1RGB&gclid=CKa37oWZw8kCFQEIaQodr8gALA

Anyone feel like signing up Kamela and Gavin for a lifetime membership? I'm sure they would whole heartedly enjoy it, plus it wouldn't break the bank at $25/quarter for good fun.

[glock17_1986]

Hey quick question when you sign up are you supposed to get a conformation email or something like that?

[Ronin2]

Hey quick question when you sign up are you supposed to get a conformation email or something like that?

Yup.. If you signed up on line. May take a little while to get to you but you should get it same day.

[glock17_1986]

Hmmm. I signed up and haven't gotten anything. I will call them.

[The_Highwayman]

Signed up my son for a life membership today using easy pay for $500.

[slopoke]

Here's the direct link for the discounted NRA membership, get to gettin'.

https://membership.nrahq.org/5797/default.aspx?src=b&ek=Y5KJ1RGB&gclid=CKa37oWZw8kCFQEIaQodr8gALA

Anyone feel like signing up Kamela and Gavin for a lifetime membership? I'm sure they would whole heartedly enjoy it, plus it wouldn't break the bank at $25/quarter for good fun.

Thanks for the link. Just switched to a life membership.

[CandG]

"If you donate today, you only have to buy a starving child in Africa HALF of the vaccines he needs, but you won't care because you got the same neat card in the mail as everyone else!"

"Wait! Don't donate 40 articles of clothing to the homeless yet, they're having a sale next week where you only have to donate 25 articles of clothing, but you still get to feel just as good about it!"

Are you guys joining for social reasons, or to actually help the NRA?

[Snerk]

"If you donate today, you only have to buy a starving child in Africa HALF of the vaccines he needs, but you won't care because you got the same neat card in the mail as everyone else!"

"Wait! Don't donate 40 articles of clothing to the homeless yet, they're having a sale next week where you only have to donate 25 articles of clothing, but you still get to feel just as good about it!"

Are you guys joining for social reasons, or to actually help the NRA?

Really dude?

I would have never bought an NRA life membership for $1000. Especially not $1500. My dues had lapsed for a couple of years now (I think 2013), but the "sale" was more than enough to convince me to re-up and even go for a life membership.

I could argue that unless you're paying yearly, you aren't really supportive of the NRA because once you become a Life member, your dues are fixed and that's it. Whereas if you *really* wanted to support the NRA, you'd just throw money at them even though it didn't make financial sense.

Nay, the sale has probably prompted others, like me, to sign up for higher levels of membership (and therefore more money) than we would have otherwise.