The NRA, along with 30 other prominent hunting and wildlife preservation organizations that represent tens of millions of Americans, sent a letter to the leadership in the United States Senate. This letter lays out a five-point plan to make our communities safer. The organizations strongly oppose unnecessary restrictions which would not reduce crime or prevent tragedy, such as universal background checks.
Read the full letter here.
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31 Major Hunting and Wildlife Organizations Representing Tens of Millions of Americans Oppose Universal Background Checks
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