Which parts of the government does the NRA target?

The National Rifle Association (NRA) primarily targets the legislative and executive branches of government, focusing on Congress to influence gun-related laws and regulations. They advocate for pro-gun legislation and work to elect sympathetic candidates at both federal and state levels. Additionally, the NRA engages with state legislatures to promote and protect Second Amendment rights. The organization also seeks to influence public policy through lobbying and grassroots campaigns.