SensibleMom

My son's troop recently volunteered to help with a fundraiser for a group that billed itself as a wildlife organization. When I viewed some of the pictures that were taken at the event, I was somewhat taken aback by one of the tables that a boy was assigned to "work": it featured a rifle and two handguns lying out (unsecured) on a table, with a sign that stated words to the effect of "We don't call 911". As a longtime recreational shooter myself, I understand the strong connection between hunters and conservation efforts. However, this kind of "political" display not only seemed to go beyond the pale, it also seems to run contrary to the Boy Scout law, including "A Scout is Obedient" and "A Scout is Courteous". What is the prevailing wisdom regarding involvement with this sort of event?