I shouldn't be surprised ...

[url]http://dir.yahoo.com/Society_and_Culture/Issues_and_Causes/Firearms_Policy/Gun_Rights/Organizations/[/url]

AGS believes that they are a gun rights organisation, or so they say. They want to promote responcable gun ownership, there full of BS though. I had a bit of a run in with them and actually got them to take misleading and some str8out wrong info from their website. It was a small victory, but at least it was bad info taken out of circulation.

AGS is a front for HCI, VPC, the brady bunch and all the rest. The money comes from the same pockets. They're trying to draw the hunters and targets shooters away from the RKBA crowd. Divide and conquer. [:|]

What does AGS really believe?

This says it all.

From a press release

AGS Statement on Heston Announcement

Statement of Americans for Gun Safety President Jonathan Cowan

Americans for Gun Safety President Jonathan Cowan issued the following statement on today’s announcement by NRA President Charlton Heston regarding his symptoms consistent with Alzheimer’s disease:

“We at Americans for Gun Safety are saddened by the announcement from Mr. Heston about his Alzheimer’s disease symptoms. Charlton Heston is not only an American icon, he has been an articulate and impassioned spokesman and leader of the National Rifle Association. [b]He has always been a worthy adversary in the gun debate[/b], and our hearts go out to Mr. Heston and his family; we wish them all the best through this difficult time.”

The money does not come from hci or vpc but billionaire Andrew McKelvey who owns monster.com. AGS IS A GUN RIGHTS ORGANIZATION. Too many people here use and endorse his job search company for it to be anti-gun.

Yeah and Andrew McKelvey is butt-buddies with Sarah Brady.