One-of-a-kind Diamondback NRA Airboat Up For Auction on GunBroker

The warmth of summer will be here before you know it, and folks everywhere will be itching to get out on the water and enjoy the outdoors. What better way to get around the lake, river or swamp than in an awesome, one-of-a-kind NRA airboat?

If that’s your idea of a perfect summer afternoon, you’re in luck. The NRA Foundation has teamed with Diamondback Firearms to auction their new Diamondback NRA Airboat, available for bidding exclusively on GunBroker.com beginning March 17 beginning at 3 p.m.!

With only one in existence, this special airboat features custom NRA wraps on the sides of the hull and rudders, custom seats inserts, panels and trim, Rhino non-skid hull interiors, custom powdercoat color, seat shells, webbing and center panel. The airboat even comes with a painted single 5,200-lb. trailer with easy load ramps with rollers and custom XD wheels. 

The best part about the auction? All proceeds from the auction will benefit The NRA Foundation in their efforts to protect and improve the future of the shooting sports, meaning the lucky winner will not only come away with an incredible NRA airboat, but will have helped protect the future of our valuable shooting traditions. 

“This incredible airboat is representative of Diamondback’s commitment to supporting The NRA Foundation, the National Rifle Association, and American gun owners across our great nation,” said Bobby Fleckinger, owner of Diamondback Firearms. “We set out to create a truly unique and amazing design to embody the spirit of the NRA, and we’re immensely proud to be able to offer this airboat to a lucky bidder in a way that empowers The NRA Foundation to continue building a bright future for the shooting sports in our country.” 

“We continuously look for ways to provide special firearms, one-of-a-kind vehicles and experiences to bidders that provide invaluable benefits to The NRA Foundation, and we truly believe this airboat will turn heads and bring in immense interest on Gunbroker.com,” said Sarah Engeset, NRA Director of Volunteer Fundraising.