The search form above is designed to open a Lucky Gunner search result in a new window. Lucky Gunner is an affiliate that has been at the top of Top Ammunition Sites for nearly a decade. Most shooters know Lucky Gunner well. They set standards for online ammo.
When visitors search through that form, find ammo in stock and then and buy it, a 3% commission made helps fund this Montana gun website. Search and buy above or by using these forms found around the site to help keep the lights on at Montana Gun Trader.
How do I make 3% selling Lucky Gunner Ammo?
You can easily make money when ammo is in stock too. Even without a website once approved for Lucky Gunner’s Lucky Referrals Affiliate Program using your Montana Gun Trader profile page url as your website. Copy your Montana Gun Trader Profile Page URL to your clipboard. Then click and paste it in the URL field in this form to become an affiliate at Lucky Referrals. Complete the form and submit, then wait for approval.
On approval, you will receive your referral id. Add that referral id to the end of any URL from LuckyGunner.com. Then share your links, even on the stream or in Montana Gun Trader Groups with that id. When your friends, family or referrals click through and purchase, you will make a 3% commission paid monthly and they pay like clockwork!
Get a search form free
Copy and paste the code below anywhere form html is accepted. Note: It adds our =rid at the end. Meaning we make a commission from sales through that form. It will work as is but if you are already a Lucky Referrals Affiliate, simply change the rid=montanaguns at the end of the URL to your rid= after copying and pasting the code below at your website.
<form action="https://www.luckygunner.com/catalogsearch/result?q=#rid=montanaguns" target="_blank" method="GET" style="display:flex;flex-direction:row;border:0px;padding:2px;margin-top:20px;margin-bottom:20px;"><input type="text" id="q" name="q" placeholder="Search Lucky Gunner" aria-label="Search"><button type="submit"><i class="fa fa-search"></i></button></form>
At least the Garand functioned, my father ditched his M16 for a captured VZ58 in Vietnam because it worked regardless of maintenance;)