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xoxoxoBruce · 05-26-2003, 06:44 AM

For several years I've been buying "Gun Tickets" from a couple of gun/hunting/sportsman clubs. Basically I buy a ticket with a three digit number on it, that's good for 30 to 50 designated days. If my 3 digit number matches the PA lottery daily number, I win the gun chosen for that day. The gun must be picked up at a gun shop and all taxes, background checks and formalities of buying a gun, observed.
Yesterday I bought one from a PA fire company. For $25 you get a 2004 calendar with a 4 digit number. Match the PA lottery daily 4 digit number and win the gun of the day. 366 guns being leap year.
Do these exist in other states?
Do any other types of organizations use guns to raise money?
Do you think it's proper for a fire company to use guns for fund raising?
What about churches? animal shelters? boy scouts? etc?

05-26-2003, 06:44 AM	#1
xoxoxoBruce The future is unwritten Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 71,105	win guns For several years I've been buying "Gun Tickets" from a couple of gun/hunting/sportsman clubs. Basically I buy a ticket with a three digit number on it, that's good for 30 to 50 designated days. If my 3 digit number matches the PA lottery daily number, I win the gun chosen for that day. The gun must be picked up at a gun shop and all taxes, background checks and formalities of buying a gun, observed. Yesterday I bought one from a PA fire company. For $25 you get a 2004 calendar with a 4 digit number. Match the PA lottery daily 4 digit number and win the gun of the day. 366 guns being leap year. Do these exist in other states? Do any other types of organizations use guns to raise money? Do you think it's proper for a fire company to use guns for fund raising? What about churches? animal shelters? boy scouts? etc? __________________ The descent of man ~ Nixon, Friedman, Reagan, Trump.