PA NRA Political Group Contact help???

[jizmo3]

My local rep who has been pro 2A and run rights has a D+ rating from the NRA. I spoke to him about it and he cannot understand why as he has filled out the questionnaires all in favor of gun rights and helped get the Castle Doctrine through Judiciary. He wants to get in touch with the NRA Rep in Pennsylvania and discuss why his rating is so low. He believes the gentlemens name is John but cannot remember the last name.

Might anyone be able to forward a contact name and phone / email for the Pennsylvania NRA rep so he may contact them?

Thanks
Jizmo3

[tsafa]

Did he try contacting them via email? Look for Contact at NRA.org

[jizmo3]

Best that could be found so far online is the local NRA election coordinator. Trying that route as well.

[Broncitis]

Who is your legislator? How does he rate with FOAC? That will be a quick litmus test if he is truly supports P2A legislation or if he just talks a good game. I think that good FOAC ratings are harder to get then NRA's.

The NRA person could be John Hohenwarter. He is the NRA-ILA liasion for PA. I do not have a number for him handy.

[jizmo3]

Rep Joe Brennan and his opponent Maloney was supported by FOAC.
If you do come across the contact number it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for your help.

[LBaker]

JHohenwarter@nrahq.org

[jizmo3]

superb, thanks.

[thefirstndsecond]

U would think he would contact whomever sent him the questionnaire? Or NRA HQ? Why John?

[jizmo3]

Apparently John...whomever was the one who sent him the questionnaire.
All I know is Brennan was supportive with the castle doctrine, the discharge resolution, is on judiciary and helped get it out of there.
I'm letting him and NRA hammer out the rankings, I felt it was worth the effort to get him in contact with the NRA. If he still has a bad rating after communication with the NRA, so be it.

[renegadephoenix]

Apparently John...whomever was the one who sent him the questionnaire.
All I know is Brennan was supportive with the castle doctrine, the discharge resolution, is on judiciary and helped get it out of there.
I'm letting him and NRA hammer out the rankings, I felt it was worth the effort to get him in contact with the NRA. If he still has a bad rating after communication with the NRA, so be it.

here's the thing, Brennan voted for the Castle Doctrine (2010) and then Voted FOR Lost or Stolen (2008 vote). the older 2010 sheet i have infront of me shows he has not supported other pro-gun bills such as HB1988 (firearms Freedom act), HB2049 (parking lot bill), HB750 (Transporting firearms), HB1541 (Preemption bill)