Pyramyd Air Giveaway

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posted on September 11, 2014
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Following its successful summer-long “Son Of A Gun Giveaway,” Pyramyd Air has made it known that it’s not too late to get in on the action. The company plans to give away a $25 e-gift card each week, a new airgun each month, and one Air Arms 30th Anniversary S510 grand prize package. To enter, simply register at the website below. Participants can enter once daily and can receive extra entries, and even prizes, for referring friends. Entries will be accepted through September 30. For full details and prize information, visit: pyramydair.com.

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