NRA Gun Club [SEP] publisher
NRA Gun Club
NRA Gun Club ("Gun Club in Italy") is described as a nonviolent first-person target shooting game by Crave Entertainment in North America and 505 Games only in Italy (Although a German release was planned, but cancelled for unknown reasons). The game allows gamers to enter the shooting range and shoot at paper targets, watermelons and sporting clays. The game contains over 100 licensed and recreated firearms.
The game generally has very poor ratings and reviews. It was rated by GameSpot 1.6
an advocate of gun control, lent support to Cramer's charge when, in a 2004 examination of the Bellesiles case, he noted that influential members of the historical profession had "taken strong public stands on violence in our society and its relation to gun control." For instance, the academics solicited for blurbs by Bellesiles’ publisher Alfred A. Knopf "were ecstatic in part because the book knocked the gun lobby."
Bellesiles energized this professional consensus by attempting to play "the professors against the NRA in a high-