2 Vets Arms .308 Raffle to benefit the NWTF

Oklahoma-based 2 Vets Arms has advised their donating a “tricked out” .308 to the Oklahoma state NWTF (National Wild Turkey Foundation) “Camo & Pearls” fundraiser this year.

The Camo & Pearls fundraising banquet is an annual event benefiting the NWTF, which 2VA advises spends .65 of every dollar on in-state habitat conservation, outreach programs, scholarships and the like. Some of the money from the chapter 2VA belongs to is specifically earmarked for the Women in the Outdoors outreach program, which sounds like something you'd hear some bleeding heart gun control activist talking about on MSNBC but is actually pretty awesome – it encourages women to learn new skills and to go enjoy the outdoors. 2VA works closely with the Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation to maximize the impact of how monies are spent.

The fundraising banquet is coming up fast — it's Saturday, July 11th in Oklahoma City. You buy a ticket to try and win the rifle right here. Donation receipts and entry tickets will be listed on the website. You do not need to be present to win. Tickets are $20; only 500 will be sold.

Specs:

The rifle pictured is a 2VA308LRK which has yet to be released publicly. The donated version is a custom serial set of 1 and will feature the 2VA AG Green Cerakote color Dean and Amber Brandly (the owners of 2 Vets Arms) put on their personal guns. The LRK has a 16″ carbon fiber wrapped 416 stainless barrel with mid-length gas system, BABC Battlecomp for 7.62, MLOK free float handguard, Geissele SSA fire controls, ambi selector, B5 systems furniture, and comes with the Leupold Mark 4 4.5-16X50mm Optic with NightForce High ring mounts. Retail value approximately $4,000.

The Brandlys further advise,

“For those of you who purchase tickets through the 2VA website, we will enter you into another drawing every 100 tickets, and that would be for a 2VA556BRAVO rifle, meaning we will give away two Bravo rifles if we get through all 200 tickets – one Bravo going to the winner selected from the first group of 100 and the other Bravo going to the winner selected from the second group of 100. We would love to sell out of all 200 tickets, mainly because we would love to help raise money for future generations of hunters to enjoy the outdoors in much the same way we have. We thank you in advance for your support for this project as well as your support over the past few years.”