NRA Store Announces 2016 Limited Edition Christmas Mug

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posted on September 20, 2016
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Fall's nearly here, and you've assuredly already seen Christmas decorations on the shelf of your local big box retailer. The NRA Store is joining the party, too, with the announcement of the 2016 NRA Limited Edition Christmas Mug.

Each collectible 2016 Christmas Mug is hand thrown on a pottery wheel, meticulously shaped and dipped into a special Royal Frost glaze. A distinctive NRA Christmas tree ornament captures the spirit of the season. A 16-ounce capacity gives you plenty of room for coffee, hot chocolate or eggnog.

The mugs are limited to just 500 pieces. They can be purchased here.

For more information, go to NRAStore.com.

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