- Open to the general membership, with a post count of at least 100 as of today.
- Have email in your Profile.
- Just for fun, post something good about the good ole U.S. of A. This could be a pic, a meme, or some saying/story (your own or someone's quote).

The prize: This P365 below.

Complete history: Original owner. This gun has been my EDC for the last 3 years and has had exactly 1465 rounds through it...Range ammo, SD ammo, various brands (Blazer Brass, SIG, Speer, Remington, Winchester, PMC, Magtech, Fiocchi, Geco, Federal), +P or regular P, 115 Gr or 124 Gr. Not a single malfunction.

When hell err...Houston froze over in the great freeze of Feb 2021, it was accidentally "tortured" into frozen water. It was completely stripped and cleaned/lubed and still remains flawless. Phenomenal little gun. Eveything on the gun is original factory. Nothing added or replaced. Comes with 2x 10-rounders (one flush and one pinky extension), so even mag restricted state members can participate.

Winner to be announced sometime in June. Good luck!

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Please include me in this most excellent karma


The greatest country in the world. Where else can something like this take place?

This is an awsome Karma.

Please count me in.

Thanks

Please include me. Here’s a picture of Boston Common taken on Memorial
Day several years ago.

Quentin, you are one in a million. Thank you for just being you. Please add me in for a chance and everyone have a great Memorial Day.

Please add my name.

Thanks

thanks for the chance.

The below picture I took a few years back. These are a pair of hands that spent ten days in the Chosin Reservoir back in 1950. My father was in Recon Company and they were the last to come out.

“…And if words cannot repay the debt we owe these men, surely with our actions we must strive to keep faith with them and with the vision that led them to battle and to final sacrifice."
Ronald Reagan

My USMC friend, buried July 28, 2021.

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My uncle Ned day one in Korea.
And then after a year of combat.

Pfc. Edwin E. King
KIA: 11/27/1944
18th Infantry Regiment
1st Infantry Division
Killed in Hürtgen Forest

Staff Sergeant August Card
MIA: 11/5/1944
New Guinea
498th Bombardment Squadron
345th Bombardment Group

You will not be forgotten

PC

My "Betsy Ross" flag, which I fly every Fourth of July.

And I would say that you, sir, are one of the things that make the good ole USA, as you put it, good. You and the many immigrants who have come here and embraced America and appreciate it for what it truly is.

"I have enjoyed (my travels over the last 12 years) greatly; yet the more I see the better satisfied I am that I am an American; freeborn and free bred, where I acknowledge no man as my superior, except for his own worth, or as my inferior, except for his own demerit."- Theodore Roosevelt

Thank you for this very generous Karma. I'd like to share a couple of things.

Although I was never a fan of his, Bill Clinton said this and I try to still believe it: "There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured by what is right with America."

Lastly, on this day I honor a relative I never knew, KIA, 1952, over what is now North Korea.

https://www.findagrave.com/mem...wuXCAaXLZtMa4chrRqbQ

What a generous Karma.

On a Port Call to Vladivostok in 1990 I had Soviet citizens ask me what certain food items cost on the black market. It made me think about how blessed I was to be born an American, by far the greatest country on earth.

Thank you for the chance

Again awesome Karma!
Please Don't Say "Happy" Memorial Day


There is Nothing happy about it!