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Sold - Thanks TGO NIB - $2000 Auto-Ordnance Thompson 1927A-1 “CHICAGO TYPEWRITER” Deluxe Semi Auto Carbine .45 ACP 16.5″ Finned Barrel 50 Round Drum/20 Round Stick Magazine Blade Front Sight Walnut Stock/Grip Blued Finish T150D The Auto-Ordnance Thompson 1927A-1 Deluxe semi auto carbine is proudly made and produced in Worcester, MA. These faithful semi auto replicas are produced with only the highest quality parts and processes which result in high quality firearms. Often referred to as the “Chicago Typewriter” the 1927A-1 is an iconic piece of American history. The 1927A-1 operates from the closed bolt position as is the closest representation of a classic firearm that would be otherwise unobtainable. This particular model comes with both the 50 round drum magazine and the 20 round stick magazine. Specifications and Features: Auto-Ordnance Thompson 1927A-1 Deluxe Semi Auto Carbine T150D .45 ACP 16.5″ Finned barrel (18″ with compensator) Blade front sight Open adjustable rear sight Walnut fixed buttstock (non detachable) Walnut vertical foregrip One 20 round stick magazine One 50 round drum magazine Overall length 41″ Overall weight 13 lbs Blued metal finish Made in the USA, in Worcester, MA

I am seriously running low on s to give. Anyone have any extra lying around?

SPM NIB - $1850 7 chokes included Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon I: Best Price-Quality Value in an Over-Under Shotgun The 686 Silver Pigeon I hunting shotgun has all the functional features of our premium over-under at a particularly attractive price. At its heart, it has the best-in-class 686 action, which is compact and low-profile while being extremely strong. Besides 12 gauge, this shotgun is also available with beautifully scaled-down actions for 28 gauge and .410, for a true premium-grade experience. Whether you take it to an upland hunt or to the clay range, the Silver Pigeon I gives you the flawless performance and the classic looks of a Beretta. Natural pointability, Swing The Silver Pigeon I Sporting is built on the legendary 686 actions, a long-standing favorite among hunters and competitive shooters. It features two conical locking lugs at mid-action, right between the barrels, giving it great locking strength and durability while keeping the action’s profile considerably lower. The advantage is that the eye of the shooter is a lot closer to the plane of his supporting hand: considerably better swing and hand-eye coordination. Available in Three Action Sizes, with Scaled-Down 28-ga, .410 Receivers The 12- or 20-gauge Silver Pigeon has impressed countless hunters with its efficient dimensions and fast handling. But if you see and bring to your shoulder a Silver Pigeon I in 28 gauge or .410, you will be doubly impressed by the premium feel of the petite actions. These are scaled down to fit the smaller gauges without any extra weight or bulkiness--something that you normally find in shotguns prices several times as much as this. Flawless Fit and Finish While not as elaborately decorated as our premium shotguns, the Silver Pigeon I has all the elegance that you can expect from a Beretta. The oil-finished stock sports a beautiful and crisp checkering pattern, and the schnabel fore-end adds to the classic flavor of this over-under. The scroll-engraved receiver is a functional work of art in itself, with its interesting geometry blending perfectly with the stock and contributing to the gun’s graceful lines. This is a shotgun that has all the elements of a treasured heirloom, without the price-tag to match

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Sold Thanks TGO Model # 05759 NIB $875 I do have ammo available if you purchase the pistol. You Can Never Be Too Prepared. The SP101® revolver boasts the strength to handle the powerful 327 Federal Magnum cartridge in a controllable, small-framed double-action revolver. Among the most powerful small-frame revolvers on the market, they are engineered for solid performance. Featuring a recoil-reducing grip, the SP101 is comfortable to shoot and perfect for personal defense or field use. Strong and reliable shot after shot, all SP101 revolvers boast solid steel sidewalls (no side-plates), making them rugged, reliable, and dependable. You can count on the SP101 when you need it. Specifications: Material: Stainless Steel Finish: Satin Stainless Front Sight: Black Ramp Rear Sight: Adjustable Barrel Length: 3.06" Overall Length: 8.00" Weight: 28.00 oz. Grips: Black Rubber Twist: 1:16" RH Grooves: 6 CA Approved: Yes Capacity: 6

HK USP full size .45 ACP var 2(LH) with night sights, 6 H&K 10 round magazines, 2 Pro Mag magazines (one 10 and one 12 rounder), Galco leather OWB holster w retention strap, and Kydex IWB holster. For $29 you can convert this var 2 to a var 1(RH). Excellent shooting pistol but my 70 year old hands now prefer 9mm. With my Caspian 1911, this is not getting enough use and I want a light weight Colt Wiley Clapp or Dan Wesson Guardian1911 Commander in 9mm but will negotiate.

Sold. Thanks TGO $425 Excellent Condition 1996 production year The Ruger P series is a line of centerfire semi-automatic made by Sturm, Ruger & Company produced from 1985 to 2013. The P-series pistols were designed for military, police, civilian and recreational use. The designs are largely based on the Browning action found in the M1911 Pistol, but with minor variations, generally related to the safety mechanism and the barrel-camblock interface. Reviews have considered them rugged, reliable, and strong.

It’s football time in Tennessee! Go Vols.

I had to go to the doctor for that, gave me prescription strength Damnitall.

It is the Barney Fife model, you carry the 6th one in your pocket. LOL. Typo corrected.

Called and put mine on layaway today. They didnt have one with the optic, so Im gonna order it separate from amazon. Should be able to pick it up next month.

So Im a few days late, but I didnt see a post on here. Looks like SA is getting into the Double stack market. Price point for an optics ready is in the $1400-1600 range. If they can come in at that or below on street price they will have a real winner on their hands I think. Id buy one in that range. The Prodigy from Springfield Armory takes the proven 1911 platform and enhances it with double-stack capacity and a performance-driven feature set. Reconfigured around a double-stack magazine, the Prodigy’s polymer grip module mounts to its forged steel frame offering capacities of 17+1 and 20+1. Optics ready with an ambidextrous safety and picatinny rail the Prodigy combines the most beloved characteristics of the 1911 with modern capacity for unrivaled performance. 4.25" Forged Stainless Steel Match Grade Barrel Fiber Optic Front Sight, Black Serrated Rear Sight Forged Carbon Steel Frame Black Cerakote Polymer Black Grip 1x 17 Round, 1x 20 Round Magazine 2 Piece Full Length Guide Rod Optics Ready Slide 32.5 oz Optic cut appears to be the Agency Optic System Magazines are made by DuraMag and are "designed as a true improved version of the 2011 pattern mags. Tested and fully proofed in every gun that uses that pattern magazine" Reports say they will also use Stacatto magazines so that should be a plus.

Springfield Armory M1A Scout Squad Rifle 18" Bbl-Low Round Count-Very Accurate-Leather Cheek Riser A.R.M.S 18 Scope Mount-Burris Rings Zeiss Conquest 1.8x5.5 Scope 10-CMI-20 round Magazines 1 Spfld Armory-10 Round Mag 200 Rounds 7.62x51 Nato Ammo Rifle is Like New. PM with any questions-Thanks. $2700.00 FTF Sevier County-Trade-Au/Ag-Coins/Bullion

Finds a an acorn. I've been considering one of these for a while now. Tempted by the one currently in the classifieds. But its too far away. Single actions and I generally just don't get along. But I keep trying. Probably owned a half dozen or more over the years. Ended up selling them all. Saw this one on Armslist this morning. Asking price was $180. Just on a whim I e-mailed the guy and offered $150. HE TOOK IT! As of about an hour ago, I'm now the proud owner of a Ruger Wrangler! The gun is LNIB. Includes all paperwork, etc. Not a mark on it. I can't tell if its ever been fired. I'm plumb tickled pink! However, my usual luck is holding. Can't get to the range tomorrow and long range forecast calls for a 40-60% chance of rain every day for the next week. No idea when I might get a chance to try it out. But I got a great deal!

Today, I choose violence.

I'm fond of Streamlights. I carried a Stylus in my shirt pocket at work for years. It provided plenty of light for daily use and was tough as nails. I carry a Micro-stream in my pants pocket daily. It's very handy.

Selling my Dan Wesson Pointman Nine PM-9. I am asking $1275.00 for the gun. I prefer payment in Cash, Cashiers Check, or USPS Money Order only please. Thanks for looking. Sold - Thanks TGO The Gun Comes With: 2 - Dan Wesson Magazines Dan Wesson Hard Gun Case Paperwork “The purchaser of the rifle must be a resident of the State of Tennessee, Must have a TN HCP, Must Fillout and Sign Bill of Sale”

I've done that many, many times.

I added a couple of pictures showing measurements. I didn't want to be wrong.

I've heard this stuff works great.

I have a couple, but they have to last me thru the weekend!

Gorgeous piece!

Hey everyone, just thought I'd update and say my lifetime permit came in today. So that email about it being rejected must have been in error or from where I accidentally went back to the previous page and had to start over. Thanks for the help.

There is a growing community doing a lot of really neat work in the area of 3-D printing of man portable rocket launchers and anti-aircraft devices. it’s really awesome stuff.

Uploaded correct pictures. Now it has 6 round cylinder. LOL

Nope. Ran out a long time ago myself.

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The Feds want to know about everything. Guns and ammo is just at the top of the list......JMHO

Can confirm, he left around the 20th.

What a beautiful rifle. I keep staring at it. Someone will be happy if they buy this.

Sounds like a good weekend

YouTube is a lifesaver!

Cash is king

I still have a Rockchucker and use it occasionally, but if you shoot in much volume you will want a progressive press like the Dillon 500 series, which is what I most often use. It will cover almost all handguns and the most common medium length rifle cases (mine won't do .45-70, for instance). I agree with Grayfox 54 that looking for used equipment is a good idea -- I've seen some remarkable deals. Good luck, Whisper

I'm glad to see somebody moving away from plastic. I'm real interested in the new CSX which is also an aluminum frame. Just haven't had a chance to see one in person yet.