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T-shirts, Sweatshirts and Hats

G

George Hill

Staff Alumnus
You know - the TFL logo would look very good on a shirt or hat. Especially when worn to Gun Shows, PTA meetings, Kmart, or many other places...
Window stickers too...

The proceedes from these could go to many just causes, upgrades, or anything to promote the 2nd Amendment.

Any thoughts on this Rich?

I would have searched for prior threads on the matter - but...
:)


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"Supreme authority derives from a mandate from the masses. Not from some farsicle aquatic ceremony."

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE
The Critic formerly known as Kodiac
 
We've tried the T-Shirt route several times with Members going as far as having mailed me drawings. Unfortunately, we always fall down on the follow thru.

Volunteers are welcome.
Rich
 
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