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The “Green Mountain Boys Gun” is being raffled by the The Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Club to raise funds for Vermont National Guard members and their families.

The Green Mountain Boys Gun is a NRA “Operation Enduring Freedom” 9 mm Beretta pistol that is a more finely blued and embellished version of the service sidearm of our deployed troops.

The “Operation Enduring Freedom” series is a Beretta onetime production run made for the NRA Foundation. Only 2,500 such pistols created.

(Image of the “Green Mountain Boys Gun” below)

All of the profits from the sale of the raffle ticket will be given to the Vermont’s National Guard families.

The raffle ticket contains an addressed postcard, with a George Washington stamp, containing the message to Vermont National Guard members and their families: “We Support, We Appreciate You, We Will Not Forget You”

The purchase of a “Green Mountain Boys Gun” raffle ticket is not only a chance to win a very collectable firearm. It is an act of supporting our Guard members with funding and telling them by the postcards we stand with them, as they have stood up for us.

(Image of the “Green Mountain Boys Gun” raffle ticket below)
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The winning ticket will be drawn by Vermont National Guard Adjutant General, Martha Rainville at the Federation’s annual banquet at the Montpelier Elks Club on the evening of Saturday, March 18, 2006.

Raffle tickets are $5.00 each or five for $20.00 at the Federation table at the Barre Fish & Game Club Gun Show on Saturday and Sunday, February 4 & 5, and the Morrisville Gun Show on Saturday and Sunday, March 4 & 5.

RAFFLE TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED at Lenny’s Shoes & Apparel Stores in Barre, St. Albans and Williston (Taft’s Corners)

The Federation has made arrangements for the winner to donate the "Green Mountain Boys Gun" to the Vermont National Guard Museum , if the winner desired to so honor the museum.

Hear a 60 second radio spot advertising the Green Mountain Boys Gun raffle
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