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I second this. Not too pricey but gives recognition to everyone participating.Creative steel targets are always fun. Good knives, like an MKC Mini Speedgoat should always be appreciated without being overly spendy. If you have any local craftsmen making holsters or other sport related equipment, reach out to them and see if you can buy some of their gear at a discount to raffle off. It's good for the raffle, and it helps get their name recognition out so it's cheap/free advertising for them. Don't ask forfor free, but ask for a reduced price. Maybe they'll offer a donation still. Support your locals folks. Free DROS or even better a free receive/transfer fee for a shipped in gun at a local gunshop. Wouldn't cost the shop anything and may bring them more business, and value to the winner probably in the 60-150 dollar range depending on what your local shops charge.
I host a charity tactical shooting event to support our local K9 teams. I'm looking for ideas for our raffle table. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
Why is there no laughing emojiBody armor gear for the K9s.
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We are in Southern California. We have about 50 -52 prizes on our raffle table. Usually, 4 firearms to raffle off. Please email me at Stoneycreekarms@yahoo.com and I can forward the info.What's your price range and how many prizes do you want to offer?
That's probably getting pretty high dollar for raffle prizes, but I like it.Body armor gear for the K9s.
Not from perpride.