2025 Raffle Gun Posted

[Dean Romig]

We all should care quite a lot about the revenues to the PGCA that are generated by various sources - the raffle gun ticket sales, the Annual Silent Auction, membership revenues, and a few others.
The PGCA and all of the benefits it provides doesn’t just happen… they cost real money and that money has to come from someplace. We all should really care about the profitability, the bottom line, of the PGCA because without the revenue we need, the PCGA would cease to exist.






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[Brian H]

The raffle gun is a major source of revenue which helps offsets the membership costs (Parker Pages) that are no longer covered by the annual dues. We have generated after expenses between $18k and $25k annually since I took on the role of Raffle Gun Chair.

Thanks everyone for your support of the premier American double gun organization.

[winplumber]

Originally Posted by Brian Hornacek

The raffle gun is a major source of revenue which helps offsets the membership costs (Parker Pages) that are no longer covered by the annual dues. We have generated after expenses between $18k and $25k annually since I took on the role of Raffle Gun Chair.

Thanks everyone for your support of the premier American double gun organization.

Thank You Brian for the numbers and all you do for the PGCA

[mobirdhunter]

Brian (and Cindy) do an extraordinary service to the Association which benefits all of us. Thanks to both of them, and all of the other members who contribute so much.

[Michael Fraley]

I am a new PGCA Member. How do I go about purchasing raffle tickets?

[Brian H]

We typically mail out tickets to new members each week but we are a couple weeks behind. The next batch will go out a week from today. The other speedy option is for you to mail me a check for the number of tickets you like - Instructions and my address on the first page of this thread - 1 for $5 or 6 for $25 and I will mail you back the stubs or can text you a picture of your stubs. That has worked very well for folks!

Call with any questions
Brian
419-379-4414

[Dean Romig]

And there’s no limit to the number of tickets you can buy.
Back in 2007 I bought $200 of tickets and was lucky enough to win the gun.
Of course there are no guarantees but the number of tickets you but can affect your chances of winning.





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[John Davis]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

And there’s no limit to the number of tickets you can buy.
Back in 2097 I bought $200 of tickets and was lucky enough to win the gun.
Of course there are no guarantees but the number of tickets you but can affect your chances of winning.
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By 2097, $200 won’t buy you a cup of coffee.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by John Davis

By 2097, $200 won’t buy you a cup of coffee.

I fixed it





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[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

And there’s no limit to the number of tickets you can buy.
Back in 2097 I bought $200 of tickets and was lucky enough to win the gun.
Of course there are no guarantees but the number of tickets you but can affect your chances of winning.



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You gotta be in it to win it! The more tickets you buy the better your odds. The extra tickets don’t always win, but all it takes is that one year when your ticket is drawn to make it all worthwhile. How do I know? Between Sammy and I we’ve won over 30 guns and three bows.