I've been a contributor to the NRA for probably 20 years, and a life member for a decade.
If the NRA is destroyed, it's a win for the left, either actual or perceived.
Having said that, the NRA really needs to get its act together. It's been on the wrong side of many issues and has seemingly done little to fight in the trenches for gun rights.
A cynic might say the NRA likes constant turmoil of gun control to raise money so it can squander it on excess wasteful expenditures. Lapierre's salary and expenditures are grossly overpaid.
We had two solid years of GOP controlled branches of federal government, and decades of state government control. What has the NRA done to move the ball?
I think they were against the Heller lawsuits in 2008. They supported bump stock bans. In fairness, tough situations with the unknown Court (and we see how Roberts has gone left), and bump stocks were a difficult issue. But it's the NRA. The big 800 lb gorilla in the room. Whose team are they on?
The financial corruption angle or actual support of gun control is a bridge too far. That's called fraud.
It needs a deep cleaning out of corrupt bad actors, including indictments if there's fraud.