So the NGVAC writes a letter

that basically says "By not letting us ban these too-accurate-for-commoners firearms and scopes, and not letting yourselves be registered, you're ignoring our side’s Second Amendment right to regulate guns, and it will be the worse for you when some bad guy uses this to break the law!  You don't need this any more than you need heat-guided laser rocket launchers! So in the end, by not doing what we want,
In defending insurrection-style weapons, you, guns.com, Outdoor Life, Lee Williams and Ammoland are actually working against your own interests. Do you really think the first sniper attack with a TrackingPoint weapon won’t force the gun laws you fear including regulation of the military weapons you defend? Defending weapons like TrackingPoint’s “Smart Scope” Military-Style Precision-Guided sniper rifles is practically inviting the government to take your guns–and they will—and you will have done it to yourselves.
Um, yeah.  Sure.  Gotcha.  So all we have to do to maintain our 2nd Amendment rights is give up on everything you don't approve of(which is pretty much everything).  Because if we don't surrender we're begging the .gov to take it all.

This demonstration of genius and caring is from a smiling clown named Elliot Fineman.  Who is one of the people demanding 'smart' guns, but when one(or add-ons) shows up that's not smart in the way he approves of, he wants it banned.  Because 'VICTIMS!'  Etc.

Then the story gets better: this guy checked them out, and their claim to be a tax-exempt organization.  Slight problem:
The Internal Revenue Service, however, revoked their tax exempt status on May 15 of this year.

Anyone who donated a substantial sum of money should notify their accountant.

Entering NGVAC's Employer Identification Number (EIN) into an IRS tax exempt search page produced the following response: "The federal tax exemption of this organization was automatically revoked for its failure to file a Form 990-series return or notice for three consecutive years."
Gee, maybe if the IRS wasn't busy playing political games and trying to cover that up, they might have some time to dig into this?

Yeah, I know, stop laughing.