Military Appreciation Karma

Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, CG, Space Force, National Guard, Reserves - If you, or your family members, serve/served, you're eligible but must have registered before 4/30/24. Share stories or pics, if you care to.

Prize: This FrankenP226 which I dubbed the MK25 Legion, and the following is why.

Frame is the P226 Legion frame, originally from the RXP model, which I purchased from another forum, which seller already had The Sig Armorer’s Carry Level Action work, the QTR and the SuperStrut mainspring system in place. The resulting trigger action is phenomenal. The upper is factory MK25 that I purchased from Osage, when they had their sale. I put a total of 160 trouble-free rounds through it. The gun will come with one 17-rd and three 18-rd Mec-Gar mags. The metal bases on the 18-rounders are from the now defunct TRT Tactical. They don’t add any extra rounds. They are for when you want to use the mags in the Xguns equipped with the jet funnel (what many call mag well). The Sig Armorer work carries a lifetime transferrable warranty (Original seller’s invoice copy is enclosed).

Winner from a mag capacity restricted state will receive the gun without the mags. Sorry, I no longer have any 10-rounders.

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I'd like in, please. Army, served from 1972-2017.

Wow, what an amazing Karma! I’d like to enter on behalf of my son who served in the USMC.

Very generous of you. Please include my name in the drawing.
USAF - 1984-1995
DOD - 1995 - Present

Thanks for the chance.

Father served in the navy, he was one of many in the South Pacific during the bomb testing at Bikini Atoll, grandfather was with General Pershing’s Punitive Exposition, though he was stationed stateside, I also had a cousin who survived the Bataan Death March.

Son of an Air Force veteran during the Korean War here.

That is an awesome looking pistol, and I would love to have a shot at it! Thanks so much for your generosity, Q!

Very generous. Entering for my brother-in-law who served 21 years in the USMC.

I would like to enter.

USMC retired 1980 - 2002

EXCELLENT



ARMY 87-97

Thanks for a fun chance, Q! Dad Navy, Grandpa Army. Thanks!

Grandfather served in the Pacific during WWII, father served in the Army, Korea, I served in the Army 1985-1993, son is currently an Army Captain serving in S. Korea.

Please add me.

Thanks for showing your appreciation to those who served.

Thanks for another great event.
Grandfather served in WW1.
Father served in WW2
Uncle in Korea.
Brother served during Vietnam.
All in the US Army.

My Dad and his 5 brothers all served in WWII.
One did not come home.

Please add my name.

Thank you,
PC

Thank you for your generosity Q.

I'm in on behalf of my son, currently serving as a Major in the Army Reserve. If my name gets drawn, this will go to my son.

Back in 2013, when my son was a 1st Lieutenant in the Nat'l Guard, he was deployed to Afghanistan. He was in an engineering company and was the right-hand man to a Captain who, by all accounts, was just taking up space. In fact, the staff at the battalion they reported to didn't even bother to communicate with the captain, when they needed something they'd call my son who would get it done.

Consequently, he wasn't able to go on any "field trips" because he was always needed on the base. Until, one day another lieutenant suddenly got sick as their crew was heading out. My son volunteered to take his place and they headed out before anyone could object.

It was all good until they were heading back to base and one of their vehicles broke down and they had to spend the night on the side of the road. A regular Army unit provided security, they had no trouble, and got back to base the next morning.

However, with my son gone for almost 24 hours, the business of his company ground to a halt. When he got back, he was told in no uncertain terms, to never leave the base again.


One day my son was on his way to lunch and ran into a girl he knew from high school. Small world!

Its got my name written all over it Q!!!

Please count me in. My father recently met with three of his shipmates he hadn't seen since they served in Vietnam. Thank you.

Marine Corps 1983-2004

Very generous of you. US Navy MM Nuclear 1969-1975. What a ride. Count me as. Mike

Please include me. USMC 1976-1979.