NRA Annual Meeting of Members Kicks Off

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posted on April 11, 2015
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There is so much to see and do when the NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits rolls into town, but the NRA Annual Meeting of Members is where you go for up-to-date info on the status of your NRA, the status of NRA’s political fight for our firearm freedoms and the challenges NRA members face.

Listen to reports from your NRA officers and vote for the 76th member of the NRA Board. Try to get into the Grand ballroom ahead of schedule as this event packs ’em in! For proof, take another look at this photo from last year’s NRA Annual Meeting of Members in Indianapolis!

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