from the NRA, who represent weapons manufacturers profit margins (not you.)
As an NRA member I can assure you they are representing me. I pay them to do so and I observe that they do indeed pursue the agenda I expect of them. Membership fees constitute almost half of NRA revenue. In my case that does not include additional voluntary donations to ILA, which amount to about 300% of my membership fee, annually.
To the extent that the NRA also represents the interests of weapon manufacturers they represent me indirectly, as I am a patron of those manufacturers, and it pleases me when the profits of those manufacturers are protected from politicians and pressure groups and their hysterical gun grabber instincts.
If I were naive I might think it ironic that so many who advocate so loudly for citizen involvement in government indulge so much hate for one of the most legitimate political advocacy operations in the US; an organization that seeks no special privileges beyond rights inherent to our citizenship and does so largely with money voluntarily contributed by millions of common people that have no expectation of a bennie check appearing in their mail. But I am not naive and not at all surprised that an actual manifestation of the desires of actual citizens is anathema for liberals/statists.