Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, USCG, Space Force, Army NG, Air NG - If you, or your family members, serve/served in one of these branches, this new unfired complete AR-15 (factory built Spike's Tactical upper / factory built BCM lower) is offered up for one lucky winner, to be announced on Veterans Day.
Apologies to those who live where this firearm is prohibited.

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Rifle specs

Upper: Spike's Tactical 16" 5.56 NATO 1:7 twist mid-length CHF 41V50 CMV steel barrel, chrome lined to M249 SAW specs, HP/MP tested, M4 feed ramps, pinned A2 front sight base, 6061-T6 aluminum free float BAR2 quad rail, A2 FH, HP/MP tested full auto BCG, standard CH. Added Magpul MBUS rear sight.
Please note that the bottom rail has some cosmetic blems due to prior VFG attachments. SKU/MPN: STU5435-R9S

Lower: BCM complete lower with PNT FCG, QD endplate and A5 intermediate buffer system, with Mod 0 stock. One Magpul 30-rd PMAG (which will be taken out where prohibited).

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Very generous! Count me in! USAF 74-78. Light years from my M16.

Would love the chance!

Yesterday was the Navy's Birthday!

Thank for the chance Q.

Thank you for the opportunity.

My father served in the Army as well as I.

My son is currently a 1LT at Ft. Benning.

Thank you for the generous Karma, Q. I did not serve, but my father was in the Army during the Korean War and my brother was a pilot in the Marine Corps and retired after 20 years. Please count me in.

Very generous Karma.

Served in the Army 1989-2017.

Please count me in.

Thank you for the chance.

Grandfather served in the army, he was with the troops on the border during the Punitive Exhibition against Villa.

Father served in the navy, he was at Bikini Atoll for one of the atomic bomb tests.

A cousin was in the army and survived the Bataan Death March, when he shipped home he was kept at Walter Reed for some time while they put some weight back on his body before he was mustered out.

Not military service but I had an uncle who served in the Merchant Marine, did the Murmansk Run more than once. Hazardous duty where they weren't allowed to shoot back, if attacked. They duty and sacrifice should be remembered, too.

Awesome Karma as always!!
Please add me. I have been looking to replace my current patrol duty rifle.
Both my grandfathers served in Korea.

Thank you!

From an entire Veteran family, please count me in and thank you!

Very nice, please add me

US Army 87-97

Very generous! Thanks for the opportunity. USAF 80-89, Army Brat 61-80.

Beautiful platform- please include me. Dad was a Navy man in the gap between WW2 and the Korean conflict.

Thanks for the Karma
USN 1971-1975

Thank you for the generous Karma.

My Grandfather served in the Navy and I served in the Navy 94-98

Thanks for the chance.
USCG 88-11

Very generous! Please add me. My grandfather served in the Navy.

Very generous! Please count me in for a chance.

My father served in The Air Force during the Korean War, and now my son is currently based at Kadena AFB in Okinawa.

Wow....that's awesome, Q! Count me in.

Great uncle - WWI Marine
Grandfather - Army Intelligence office (Bronze Star, Italian Campaign WWII)
Father - US Naval Surface Warfare office (Cold War 1970-1991)
Uncle - 82nd Airborne (early 70's)
Aunt - Army Intelligence (Ft Huachuca, late 70's then 35yrs as DoD Civilian)
Father-in-law - Navy SCPO Flight Ops Oceana NAB
Nephew - current USCG Flight Engineer (following in his granfather's footsteps, Elizabeth City, NC)

(I'm on the contractor side currently supporting a $2.5B Navy program)

Very nice, please count me in. My Dad was in the Army in Vietnam around ‘64 - ‘65 or so (before I existed). I had several great uncles that served in WW2.

Thanks,
Chris

Very nice thank you for the offering.

U.S. Air Force veteran

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