Does anyone know anything about NAGR, are they legit?

[Bang]

A measure of the effectiveness of any of them might be found in New Jersey, New York and Kolorado. Where are the challenges, now that lobbying has failed?

[ungawa]

The NAGR's? This has to be some kind of a joke.

[raxar]

A twice necromanced thread with at least 5 different people with new accounts and only 1 post.

That's got to be some sort of record for wasted time and effort.

[Mindshift88]

A twice necromanced thread with at least 5 different people with new accounts and only 1 post.

That's got to be some sort of record for wasted time and effort.

I personally don't typically spend much time on forums. I came across this doing a search for the e-mail that continued to send me spam e-mails after I had unsubscribed multiple times. I initially unsubscribed because most of their e-mails were simply slandering the NRA and not actually accomplishing anything. After unsubscribing several times, I did a search for the e-mail and came here.

Just to come back and update... I personally have not signed any new petitions, joined any new raffles, or otherwise gave out my e-mail to anything outside of running my own personal business. Although I've unsubscribed multiple times in the past, I'm clearing out my spam today and there it is... another e-mail from Dudley Brown dudley.brown@nagr.org via returnpath.bluehornet.com. The bottom of the e-mail says I was added to this system on 9/5/14 although I've been busy for months and have not signed up for or even looked at anything.

I strongly support the second amendment but I have no respect for an organization that cannot conduct it's business in a professional manner. As a professional marketer, I'm well aware that an effective e-mail campaign must use quality content and strictly follow standard anti-spam rules unless I want e-mail domains to begin blocking my e-mails and sending everything to people's junk folders, as is happening to these nagr e-mails. This is, by definition, unwanted spam. I've personally never marked these e-mails as spam and only get about 10 spam e-mails a month. If this organization expects to be recognized as any sort of real authority in the pro-gun rights market, they've failed miserably.

[franklinman]

I support the NAGR, but will NEVER give the NRA a dime... I'll tell you why.. If you remember, when the "Patriot Act", AKA the ultimate spying act, was held up in the Senate from passing because Senator Rand Paul went to bat for us against Harry Reid, when Reid wanted inclusion of a gun tracking system, the NRA refused to support Sen. Paul

Another post supporting NAGR (and it's their first post too). I've also rec'd several emails from this organization. I'm not jumping on this bandwagon until I see some more evidence regarding this organization either.

[ungawa]

I don't believe for a cotton picking minute the name of this organization is anything other than a jive at the brothers. They're making fools of us and I'm surprised they've beaten the rap this long.

[alpacaheat]

Why do all the NAGR's on this board have less posts than fingers?

It's a "grassroots" effort, bro!

[wakefield724]

I don't believe for a cotton picking minute the name of this organization is anything other than a jive at the brothers. They're making fools of us and I'm surprised they've beaten the rap this long.

Took me a minute to get this but when I did I literally laughed out loud

[RockIsland]

I don't believe for a cotton picking minute the name of this organization is anything other than a jive at the brothers. They're making fools of us and I'm surprised they've beaten the rap this long.

[alpacaheat]

Can anyone tell me where all of these NAGRs are coming from?

They just appeared like there's a flash mob dance in a mall.