FNRA event - McQueeney

[TexasRedneck]

Went to their event last night....kinda won a few and bought a few...lol One of 'em - a Sig P320 M17. It'll be posted in the classifieds later in the week - I don't care for 9mm OR railed guns - so two strikes.<G> Ended up bringing 7 guns home, though - so a pretty decent night, all told!

 

[baboon]

Lucky bastard all I ever came home with from FNRA event was a jar of funky nasty quest dip. Tried eating while the wife was out of town. Even the dawg spit it out!

 

[TexasRedneck]

Lucky bastard all I ever came home with from FNRA event was a jar of funky nasty quest dip. Tried eating while the wife was out of town. Even the dawg spit it out!

lol - yeah, there were mumblings of a lynching...lol Of course, I blame part of it on @Dred - he an' his lovely wife were there eggin' me on...lol

 

[Texasjack]

Only 7? Were you just worried about the load limit?

I've had good years and bad at FNRA dinners. One year I went to 4 dinners and came back with a total of about $10 worth of merchandise from the drawings. Somehow I won 3 beach towels. I don't even remember putting a ticket in the bucket for them. I won a pick-o'-the-litter once and was instantly the most unpopular person in the county when I picked up that rifle. At one of the dinners, the guy who bought the pack of tickets just before me (and one digit different) ended up with 7 guns. To add insult to injury, I had bought one off the auction and when I went to pick it up, the FFL asked if I was the 7 gun winner.

Regardless of winning or losing, it's always fun to hang out with like-minded folks, have a nice dinner, and share some laughs.

 

[TexasRedneck]

Only 7? Were you just worried about the load limit?

I wish...everyone talks about preserving the gun "culture" - until it's time to spend THEIR money. I've been directly involved with some of the groups these events benefit, so we make sure we do what we can.