traveling interstate from indiana to ohio, if ohio had stricter laws and i was trifling in my car, i would not be harmed by people of that state, because these laws would be uniform. their uniform firearms act was so popular that it convinced the new york assembly by overwhelming majorities to enact the legislation, not a super majority to overrate the veto but, armed in america governor roosevelt decided -- when governor roosevelt vetoed the legislation, nra ramped up its efforts. they started putting advertisement for recruitment that was expresses -- expressly targeted at fighting firearms laws. they created ten objectives, the first three relate to fire -- fighting firearms legislation. i think that is the genesis where the nra really becomes, but for many decades -- let me caution and say that in the 1930s the tierney general