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<blockquote data-quote="thefenux" data-source="post: 2254940" data-attributes="member: 18549">Sorry for the delayed response, I just saw the questions, Brandi.It&#039;s quasi-formal.&nbsp; There are suits &amp; ties, but there are a lot of people in polos and what I, at least, would consider business casual.&nbsp; The only times I&#039;ve been (this year will be my third), I&#039;ve been working.&nbsp; I always wear khakis and a polo type shirt.&nbsp; That being said, there are still a few people in t-shirts and no one seems to care.They sell tickets for the banquet.&nbsp; The Friends of the NRA is almost like a separate entity (at least looking from the outside).&nbsp; The money they make during the banquet all goes to community and youth programs, not political ones.As of last week, I was told all the tickets for this year&#039;s banquet in OKC are sold.&nbsp; I think they&#039;re looking for a bigger venue because they&#039;re outgrowing the Cowboy Hall of Fame.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thefenux, post: 2254940, member: 18549"] Sorry for the delayed response, I just saw the questions, Brandi. It's quasi-formal. There are suits & ties, but there are a lot of people in polos and what I, at least, would consider business casual. The only times I've been (this year will be my third), I've been working. I always wear khakis and a polo type shirt. That being said, there are still a few people in t-shirts and no one seems to care. They sell tickets for the banquet. The Friends of the NRA is almost like a separate entity (at least looking from the outside). The money they make during the banquet all goes to community and youth programs, not political ones. As of last week, I was told all the tickets for this year's banquet in OKC are sold. I think they're looking for a bigger venue because they're outgrowing the Cowboy Hall of Fame. [/QUOTE]

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