Might be good, might not

[Don McDowell]

I agree with that.
But with one major concern, and it might not be major to some,, If there is not a single governing body keeping the order in targets, distances, time limits etc, and the records of scores of each individual competitors activity, then target rifle turns into something akin to gong matches. Everybody goes has fun, but a couple of weeks later, there's no record to see who did what, and was there a national record set, met or beat.
My big concern with the NMLRA taking the lead control, is whether or not they will sanction matches at any place other than Friendship/Atterbury/Oak Ridge, if not then target rifle will die for lack of participation.
Having the BPTRA along with the NMLRA would not be a bad thing, as competition for consumers usually works out better for the consumer.
And should on the off chance NRA competitions gets their stuff together, and follows the direction handed to them by the board of directors, I maintain, there's still room for all 3. But the sanctioning body that gives the best service to the competitors will merge to the top.