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The Fifty Caliber Institute is happy to announce the winner of our 2009 drawing:
Mr. Duke Boatwell
Laurel, MS
Congratulations Mr. Boatwell!
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Ronnie Barrett
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FCI would like to introduce our new
fundraising promotion. Our good
friend Ronnie Barrett of Barrett
Firearms Mfg has graciously donated
one of his newly introduced .416
Semi-Auto rifles for us to raise much
needed funds. The rifle comes to the
winner of this promotion as a .416 caliber rifle in the ever popular
M82A-1 configuration, but this rifle
has an interchangeable .50 BMG
barrel (muzzle brake attached) for
those who also prefer the more
traditional .50 BMG cartridge. The
winner of this drawing will receive
both barrels. (If the winner is from California, a fully-compliant M82A1 will be provided.)
This rifle is an absolutely beautiful piece of equipment and any
firearms owner
would be proud to own one.
As you all know, FCI has to depend on our supporters to provide the funds for us to continue in our role.
FCI will be giving this beautiful firearm away to some lucky winner. Once again we have made
this drawing very attractive and we continue to need your help and support.
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For more information about the new Barrett Model 82A1 rifle, or any
other Barrett products, contact:
BARRET FIREARMS
mail@barrett.net
P.O. Box 1077
Murfreesboro, TN 37133
Phone - 615.896.2938
Fax - 615.896.7313
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Drawing will be held at conclusion of SHOT Show 2011, when all mailed entries are received.
To enter, simply donate $25.00 or more below. Each $25.00 donation
earns ONE (1) entry into the giveaway. Donation increments of $100.00
earn FIVE (5) entries. For example, a donation of $125 earns SIX
(6) entries into the drawing.
Please select a contribution amount from the list below and click the
"Donate" button for your chance to WIN! Or, if you prefer, you may print out and
fill in this coupon
which can be mailed in or faxed to (405) 769-3736.
To obtain a copy of the rules for this drawing,
click here
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NOTE: The Fifty Caliber Institute is recognized by the United States
Department of Treasury as a 501(c)(4)
non-profit
organization. Due to FCI's political
activism, contributions are not tax-deductable.
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