NRA's Guide to the Second Amendment

Zac Bissonnette
Oct 8th 2008 at 2:40AM

The Fantastic Freebies pickins' are slim today -- maybe corporate America is tightening up on the giveaways because of the credit crisis.

So today all that I have to offer you is this free National Rifle Association guide to the 2nd Amendment. Just click here to fill out the form.

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10-29-2008 @ 3:27PM

Phil said...

Got mine today.

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