GRINNELL, Iowa – -(AmmoLand.com)- Brownells is once again giving liberty-minded Second Amendment fans the chance to win a huge barrel full of freedom with Super Barrel III.
Starting Friday, February 5, 2021 visitors to the Brownells Super Barrel III website can sign up for their chance to win a big red barrel full of 14,000 rounds of Winchester 55-grain FMJ 5.56 ammunition.
In addition, site visitors can also peruse several kinds of popular and in-stock products – like triggers, uppers, lowers, and optics – that could help them burn through a mountain of 5.56 ammo big enough to fill 466 standard-capacity 30-round magazines.
Entries will be accepted until 11:59 pm CST Sunday, February 7. One lucky winner will be drawn by random on Monday, February 8, to receive the grand prize barrel with a retail value of approximately $8,500.
To learn more or sign up to win The Super Barrel III of freedom, visit www.brownells.com. #ad
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10% OFF Orders $150+ | $20 Off Orders $200+ | $50 Off Orders $500+ |
10% OFF Orders $150+ | $10 off $100 | $15 off $150 |
$120 Off Orders $1000+ |
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That would be absolutely awesome to win!
Why can’t a Florida resident enter this contest? Who’s responsible for this decision? I understand why NY, CA, MA and other anti-gun states are restricted, but FLORIDA! God help us.
A HUGE thank you to Brownells for making this one entry per person. The trend to give huge amounts of entries to those with the biggest social media following is unfair on a staggering level. The people with these giant social media followings are generally very left politically and anti-gun. They often enter, and win, contests as a source of income. I used to enjoy entering contests just for the fun of potentially winning (even though the chances were terrible). Then the social media based system started showing up and the odds for most people went from terrible to astronomical.… Read more »
$8500 was last week. Today it would be more like $12,000. In a short while, who knows?
Yes, a person does need that many rounds!
Truth is, I would break it up into lots of 100 and sell most of it to members of the rifle club I belong to at reasonable prices.
Does that include free shipping? Or is in store pick-up?