How large is the current membership of the National Rifle Association?
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More than 4 million members.
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Here...\n\nhttp://www.huntingclub.com/
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They are still in business. They just came out with a new rifle see their web page  www.austinhalleck.com/
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Not much. I suspect that the majority of their "65,000" members are buried in graves dated between 1939-1945 throughout Western and Eastern Europe.
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There are 25, though as of 1st January there will be 27 when Romania and Bulgaria join.  This is the maximum there can be until some sort of treaty is formed.  Other possible entries in the future are Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia, Albania, Turkey and Ukraine.  Interesting fact, Morocco tried to join, but they were told that they weren't European.
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not nearly as many as they used to. I think last time I read they had like over 100,000, maybe more. They don't bring in the ranks anymore because the Socialist Party USA has taken a lot of their potential members...
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I prefer any 7.62 mm rifle with a Wilson Combat .45 cal 1911 style handgun. I prefer the greater knockdown power. Not a fan of 9mm handguns
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Most clubs are not actual hunting clubs, but conservation clubs that have a shooting range, very few conservation clubs have hunting land that members can hunt on.  It is possible you may be able to make friends with members of the club that possess hunting land that they would allow you to hunt on.  Some good clubs off the top of my head are Izaak Walton League of America, Civilian Marksmanship Program Affiliated clubs, and there are several other national ones that I am forgetting, also there are likely numerous local owned clubs that aren't affiliated with nation wide clubs.
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Colt Government model .45 automatic! It won't make any difference how big anybody is!
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5.56 x 45\n\n.223 rem
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Go to www.pdga.com and look at the current membership, and the total membership by using a unique number for each member.Then figure that about one in twenty people who have played are members.\n\nThere are 9636 current members\n 29362 known PDGA numbers\n\nThis is a fair estimate for the United States.\n\nTo try to get a census, contact the PDGA.
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Your question is not clear.  The French Republic (République fraçaise) is a a member, not the empire.  What do you mean "How Big?"  Do you mean the surface area, the population, the extent of the country's influence, or what?
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I think you should.  \n\nThey are the nation's largest gun lobby in Washington.\n\nThe NRA defends the 2nd Ammendment, and is a good portal for resources, training, safety and responsible gun ownership.  I know a lot of people think of the stereotype that only dirty, unshaven ex-vets are members, but quite the opposite is true.  \n\nThere are millions of Americans who belong to the NRA that include families, executives, hunters, sportsmen, marksmen (non violent accuracy shooting), etc.  who believe that self defense can be entrusted by the individual instead of waiting 10 minutes for the police to show up to stabilize the situation of, say, a violent intruder.  \n\nMembership starts at $35.00 a year, and includes a publication of your choice.  You also get discounts at hotels, for car rentals and other services you probably use just for showing your membership card.\n\nCriminals hate legal gun owners - because they don't have the ability to know who is, and who isn't armed.  I think that is a right that is worth defending.  Statistics show that over a million violent crimes every year are thwarted because the intruder saw or heard a gun being cocked in the house.  \n\nIf you want more pro and con information, check out the following site below.  I believe it is an excellent source of valuable information, and as far as I know, is the most extensive information on the web regarding gun statistics.  \n\nSo look for yourself and make an informed decision, either way.\n\nI'm an Endowment Life Member of the NRA and proud of it.
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Eighteen for all rifles and shotguns. Caliber/gauge makes no difference.  Twenty one for handguns. This is a federal law.
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Try Military.com it might help as they have quite a few members.
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There are 25 member states.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nThe AR-15 Service Rifle is available in two configurations: rifle (20 in+ barrel) or carbine (under 20 in barrel). The carbine may have a collapsible stock. As a rule of thumb, the longer the barrel, the more accurate the rifle. Both are chambered for the .223 Remington round so the amount of damage either rifle causes will be comparible. Look at NRA Service Rifle competition and CMP matches (President's 100 and National Trophy Matches) and the competitors on all of these events use the rifle version with fast twist barrels (1:7 or 1:8) to stabilize the heavier bullets at longer ranges (600  yards). \n\nWhat you buy should be determined by your intended use for the rifle. Buy the rifle and add $400 worth of parts and you have a rifle competitive with any other match rifle. A chrome lined barrel will not affect match accuracy. My AR has a Colt chrome lined 1:7 barrel and I can shoot in the high 90% averages with it. \n\nI suggest you go with the rifle which gives you more flexibility and more legitimate use. \n\nGood luck.