Credit Cards for Gun Owners?

[Mastrogiacomo]

I have Capital One Visa and MBNA MasterCard -- anyone know where to look for credit cards that support gun causes?

 

[rln]

NRA has a branded card available through member sevices

866-NRA-VISA
(672-8472)

 

[cobb]

I have a NRA card and a Cabela's card, and that is more than enough to meet my needs.

 

[Sisco]

I have an NRA card, got an offer for one from North American Hunt Club the other day.

 

[Mastrogiacomo]

How do you guys rate your NRA card for their rates, benefits and customer service? I've seen some mixed reviews. Thanks.

 

[Mike Irwin]

LL Bean also has branded credit cards.

NRA's current rate is 0% for the first six months, then 13.99%

Here's a link:

http://www.nracreditcard.com/nra/cc/

 

[Standing Wolf]

The N.R.A. card's customer service seems to be pretty good; then again, considering the raw quantity of competition in the credit card industry, I think most customer service has to be pretty good.

 

[minnesota oldie]

Try Gander Mountain. They give you 10% off of any purchase when you get the card, 9.9% interest rate, I think it's interest free for 6 months. You get points towards gander mountain $25.00 certificates. I got mine, charged a Glock and a few other things, saved 10% and a couple of months got a $25.00 certificate.

 

[MoNsTeR]

I saw a Ruger card once, offered through MBNA.

 

[WhoKnowsWho]

My current card is from First National of Omaha... If I didn't have the low fixed 7.9% APR (with a current 3.9% special APR) I wouldn't get nearly as many firearms as I have.

My friend didn't have too much fun with his MBNA card... maybe it was because he was mostly anti?

I should get an NRA card for emergency uses...

 

[RUT]

>>NRA's current rate is 0% for the first six months, then 13.99% <<

That's no great shakes, unfortunately.

 

[Kharn]

Shouldnt this be in general discussion?

I've got both an NRA card and a Second Amendment Foundation card, but I mainly use the NRA one (as its more discrete; causing a scene in Maryland isnt always a good thing).

Kharn

 

[Mastrogiacomo]

I recently found a website for credit card reviews which I've found to be very helpful. Thank you everybody for providing me with some great information. I'll be looking into all of them. Much appreciated.

 

[45crittergitter]

MBNA has several MCs and VISAs. Mine is branded Bass Pro Shops. NRA has one. Also, check out LEAA (Law Enforcement Alliance of America) - also MBNA, I think.

 

[Smoke]

Get one endorsed by HCI, Peta, MMM, etc and pay it off every month so they have to handle the transactions but don't get any income off it.

But then again, then they would have your name and address on file.

Nevermind.

Smoke

 

[Dannyboy]

A friend of mine has a Remington Visa (I think) through MBNA.

 

[Sam Adams]

Smoke

Get one endorsed by HCI, Peta, MMM, etc and pay it off every month so they have to handle the transactions but don't get any income off it.

But then again, then they would have your name and address on file.

Actually, that would be a good thing. They'd send you lots of junk mail, which would cost them money. Then you could ship them bundles of useless paper, etc. (use your imagination) using the postpaid envelopes in the mailing, thus costing them even more money.

 

[brookstexas]

Well does this count?

I use Dicover for 98% of my purchases on plastic, this year I got over a $200 refund that will go toward something gun related I bet!