NRA dismisses Obama gun proposals as 'attacking firearms'

WASHINGTON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The National Rifle Association, a powerful U.S. gun lobby group, largely dismissed President Barack Obama's proposals to reduce gun violence on Wednesday, saying they amounted to an attack on firearms and would affect only law-abiding gun owners.
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