The NRA did most certainly support the ban of certain bullets. I remember it well.
Of course the media still attacked the NRA because they didn’t support banning all fmj bullets.
The bullets which caused the stir and which the NRA went along with banning was the teflon coated ones. I have forgotten the company’s name but it turned out that there had never been a cop killed by one of those bullets penetrating his vest.
They don’t want teflon coated bullets.
They don’t want steel core bullets.
They don’t want lead bullets.
They don’t want fragmenting bullets.
They don’t want hollow point bullets.
I’m starting to see a pattern here...
Got anything to document your claim? Of course they also pointed out that the language was so broad it would also ban lots of bullets besides the Teflon coated bullets that the media dubbed “cop killers”. That’s because the gun control crowd uses that tactic all the time. But that’s not the same thing as supporting banning those bullets. So who in the NRA supported it, and when?