MidwayUSA's 'Camo Tuesday' Coming Sept. 6

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posted on September 2, 2016
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Looking to refill your closet before the season opens? MidwayUSA has you covered. On Tuesday, Sept. 6, the website will host its annual "Camo Tuesday," during which it will offer deals on clothing, footwear and more—including ammunition. So pay attention.

"Our Customers always look forward to Camo Tuesday, it's Black Friday for the hunter and marks the first official shopping day of the fall hunting season," said Jeff Larkin, VP Marketing. "This year's Camo Tuesday event, is our fifth annual and will be bigger and better than ever with some really great products from top brands at unbelievable prices!"

Irish Setter, Norma, Nosler and Leupold are among the brands that will be marked down on the MidwayUSA site. The sale is a one-day affair, though, so don't hesitate.

There's also a "Camo Tuesday" sweepstakes to consider, which will reward one lucky customer with a clothing package valued at $894.87. Rules for that are available here.

For more information, go to MidwayUSA.com.

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