There were some gun apologists insisting that the NRA did not push the sale of guns. From their sit

[Maraya1969]

http://www.nrablog.com/post/2012/12/13/Shooting-Illustrated-has-Freefloat-Super-Modular-Rails-from-Geissele.aspx#continue

"Shooting Illustrated has Geissele's Freefloat Super Modular Rails

Geissele Automatics Super Modular Rails
Geissele Automatics now offers freefloat fore-ends for AR-pattern rifles that are every bit as superlative as the company's legendary triggers."

That's all I'm going to post because the whole thing disgusts me. This is just to prove the the NRA and gun manufacturers are in each others pockets or are the same entity altogether.

[Recursion]

1. Umm... those aren't guns (nt)

[Fumesucker]

2. And they're not made by a gun manufacturer

So there.

[Maraya1969]

6. So what? They are made for guns. The NRA pushes gun sales. As the poster below said

their magazine is supported by ads by gun manufacturers. They push gun sales.

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3. And when the NRA does have actual firearms...

they're usually overpriced, gaudy, hand engraved, gold/nickle plated commemorative guns that will sit in a safe and never be fired.

[Maraya1969]

5. They are for guns.

[LP2K12]

4. The NRA...

sends out monthly magazines (the kind you read)

These magazines have advertisements for firearms from firearm producers in them.

They accept the advertising dollars, thus they push the sale of firearms and accessories.

Anyone who says they don't has never opened their magazines.