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Ruger Enhanced Precision Rifle in 5.56. Less than 25 rounds through it. Leupold VX-3I LRP 8.5-25X50 SIDE FOCUS FFP TMR scope. Plano hard case and factory box. $1300 Gen 5 19 with HS407C-X2 GR. New in box. Box, mags, and back straps. Also have box for the optic. Bought and thrown in the safe. $900 Gen 3 Glock 30SF. Very little use. Comes with the box, 2 10 round mags and 1 13 round mag with sleeve. Fiber optic sights front and rear. Punisher end plate. $550 Springfield XD45 4” Service model. Carried but never fired. Comes with the box, 2 mags, and an IWB holster. $325 Sig M18X with ROMEOM17 optic. Has been shot and carried. Some wear on the slide. Pics show where the wear is. Have the box and 3 21 round mags. Came from the factory with the optic mounted. $950 Sig P220 Combat 45acp. Very nice shape. Has been shot some but no wear. Comes with the box and 2 mags. $700 FN FNX 45 Tactical. Comes with Leupold Deltapoint Pro optic and Viridian X5L green laser/light. Threaded barrel. 3 15 round mags and soft case. Has been shot but in good condition. $1000 S&W 686 Plus 3” Revolver. Comes with original box, grips, Hogue grip, and speed loader. All stainless steel construction. Excellent condition. $800 Ruger GP100 4.2” Revolver. Comes with Hogue stock grips as well as a set of wood grips. No box but do have a padded soft case. $600 Sig MCX-Regulator. New in the box. FDE. Comes with 10 round mag. But can take 30 round Pmags. Was gonna use with my suppressor but decided not too. $1200 Must be legal to own in TN. Located in Murfreesboro and work 5:30pm-6am in Spring Hill and can meet there before I go in. Not really interested in trades except for something in my favor or gold. Text 615-542-3513 have more pics I can text or email

Having owned "lower," "middle," and "higher" end ARs I do see some difference when it comes to the different levels but I also see the higher end as having some proprietary component that fills a niche role. The few DD, BCM, and I would say WOA that I have owned have been great but I have kept my LMT and KAC rifles through everything. They have been the most reliable and flatest shooting compared to the others in my experience. The SIG MCX is an awesome system however SIG likes to change generations frequently which often leaves owners unable to upgrade or swap out parts. They got me with the caliber kits with the 556xi before dropping it completely and I got into the MPX too which is now on its third generation with no promised caliber kits.

Before we get to today’s watch, a bit of watch history. Early in WWII the powers that be saw the use for a standard wristwatch that could be issued or made available to service personnel in theater. The spec was named A-11 and watches were required to have a hacking movement with at least 15 jewels, a 32mm case, center seconds hand and an outer minute track with marks at 10 minute increments. The rest of the spec was a little lenient as some cases were waterproof, some were dustproof and even lumed and non lumed versions were made. Oh, they also called for an “unbreakable acrylic crystal” and an olive canvas one or two piece strap. The three manufacturers were Elgin, Waltham and Bulova and truthfully featured very quality movements. The design was popular and in addition to seeing use by the US Military, was adopted by the RAF of England, the RCAF of Canada and even the Soviet Air Force. The reason the hacking movement was specified was to allow groups to completely synchronize their movements. We’ve all seen that in movies and the hacking movement stops the second hand. Pull the crown when the second hand gets to zero and it will stop. Set the time as a group to the time specified by your commander or whoever is calling the shots and then all press the crown back in at the same time. Boom, everyone is synced! This was a big deal. Another thing that came about from WWII was the Kilroy was Here graffiti. True or not, it’s widely believed to be something troops in the European theater started and spread. I combined the two into what I believe is nice little tribute to those great men and hard times. A trench art watch, if you will. My case is a little larger at 36mm and is still very small on me but it has the right look. The case features a high domed acrylic crystal that makes it very difficult to photograph. The dial has markings at 5 minute increments instead of the 10 but the standout feature of the watch is definitely the Kilroy second hand. Again, it’s not tight on me, I’m just fat and had to move my wrist funny to get the picture with as little glare as possible.

Wonderful AK zpap! GLWS! If your still have it by 11APR I can drive to Clarksville, for partial trade with once fired sks Norinco matching #'s etc. PM me if you're interested and I'll send photos. I'm TN HCP holder. Thanks for opportunity. John K

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Hello TGO, I am currently looking to acquire a WWII era Smith & Wesson Victory Model or a Colt Commando. Either .38 Special or .38/200 chambering is acceptable. I’m located in Nashville and my number is (615)925-9979 if you prefer to text me. Thank you for your consideration.

I hope that guy was trying to be funny because he has no idea what the F he's talking about. I often carry that exact same model, S&W 642. I'm very happy with it.

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Sam Gabbert does this for anything imaginable to get sales going. He’s not wrong though, prices will spike, like a lot of other things because of these tariffs.

I’ll take her can you pm me

Hail to the king, baby.

It is yours.

What's those spots on the bottom of the stock left side?

Spent the weekend at the Atoka BBQ FEST. don’t think I’ve ever been that wet. Road closures and phone killed by falling in the water made the trip home take 3x longer. I finally had to use my HAM radio to figure out where I was, lol

I'll take this if still available.

Bump, price drop $1350/1100.

Klaatu barada nikto if that helps.

I bet some spineless DA pleas her down from attempted murder to disorderly conduct or something else that won't send an appropriate message.

What makes them USMC rifles? Not to familiar with 1903s, just curious.