I don't know much about the HRA, but I have a feeling that it runs like a lot of other gun organizations I've been around; a tiny handful of dedicated people work their tails off, and a dozen or so fair-weather volunteers may or may not pitch in when asked. Basically, in the modern era where anyone can publish a fully polished and shiny website, get cool T-shirts custom made, etc, it's easy to forget that sometimes these organizations essentially boil down to a couple of guys who meet in someone's living room once or twice a month, wife's mood permitting. They're not big corporations with full-time employees like the Brady Campaign. We've got a small gun community out here, let's make sure we all stay friends!