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SOLD! HK P7M13 comes with 3 magazines and wood grips. I bought this in 2000 in Knoxville when the range on Lovell Road was Guncrafter. According to online research one of the importers refinished these in hard chrome. I'm asking $2500. I will entertain offers. I am willing to trade for a Marlin 1895 Trapper in 45-70.

We need to look in the mirror to understand what is wrong and why greed has closed so many good company's. As a people we want a "better" price on what we buy. "Value engineering" has and will be the down fall of "Made in America"! I AM AS GUILTY AS THE NEXT MAN!

These two are made from 3mm thick (just shy of 1/8") 4116 Stainless Steel. OAL is 8 1/4" with a blade of 3 3/4". $130 each and includes kydex/leather sheath and shipping. 4116 Stainless is a fine grained stainless steel made by ThyssenKrupp in Germany. It was initially designed for hygienic applications for knives in the food, medical and pharmaceutical industries. This steel has characteristics similar to 420HC steel. Some manufacturers such as Cold Steel use it for it's excellent corrosion resistance and affordable price. Cols Steel say it has better wear resistance than 420HC. 4116 features excellent corrosion resistance, good edge retention and wear resistance. You also don't have to be professional knife sharprner to sharpen it to a keen edge. 1. Sold to jeremiah Roasted curly maple handle with G10 accents and liners. Brass pins. 2. Sold to Patriotsson Cocobolo handle with African blackwood and G10 accents and liners. Brass pins. Thanks for lookin'!!

I've had the worst luck with Samsung TVs. One had a power supply issue, one had a backlight go out, and another had the mainboard go out. It could be coincidence, but I lost faith in them. Since I don't play video games, I don't have a 2K source for watching movies, let alone a 4K, and I can't hardly tell the difference in a really good picture or a mediocre picture due to having crappy eyes, I just buy what's on sale nowadays. That's great for me because I save a ton of money buying Vizio, Insignia, etc.

SOLD Canik TP9SFX 9mm. Comes with everything in box and 5 magazines (2 are 20 rounds) $500

7.5FK Brno PSD comes with 2 mags 7.5fk barrel and a 10mm/40 S&w barrel and a Vega Holster $1700 OBO

What Mista Triple GGG said. The 357 SIG gives the actual performance that was promised by the 9mm revolution cheerleaders. Only the 9mm P plus plus can come close, no matter what the " experts " say. It is inherently accurate and extremely reliable due to the bottleneck design. I have two of em. It is an excellent cartridge that simply didn't catch on. leroy...

I've stopped trying to understand the television quality terms. I think we are getting to a point where the tv can display finer that what our eyes can see. I have officially became a LG brandwhore for all tv's in the house. They have lasted with zero issues and I like the layout of my remotes lol.

You should be aware of privacy issues on some of the Samsung smart TV’s before you buy one. Make sure you know what you’re signing up for.

Another must watch show is the new Netflix series, WWII-From the Frontlines. It's one of the better shows I've seen in a long time and I've learned a lot. I'm on episode 5 tonight.

I have had similar bad luck with Samsung. We stopped buying Samsung appliances of ANY sort and switched to LG for our TVs. No regrets.

LG UHD 55” is a top tv. Model listed below I copied and pasted that’s why the text is bigger and under $500 most places. I’m not yelling at you. I’m an LG loyalist these days. With 2 OLED tv’s hanging on the wall it’s very hard to drop back a level. LED technology is fantastic and cheap (in a good way). Stick with the household names and most anything will be great. 55UQ7570PUJ

It's a business at this point. It's no different than us changing jobs for better pay. It's sad, but there is little reason to be loyal to a school now. It's actually been a business for a long time but the difference is that players are finally getting their piece of the pie.

They're moving from New York state to Virginia. Most likely due to NY's ridiculously high taxes. I just don't see a down side there.

SOLD!!! Kimber Pro Aegis 9mm Custom Shop. Come with 7 magazines, 1 factory and 6 Dawson precision. I added a S&A magwell, longer thumb safety, and Dawson target sights. The sights are little boogered up where I installed them with a punch. Bought and used for half a season in IDPA when they added CCP division. $800

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probably the nicest 04 4x4 tahoe you will find around. very well kept . motor was rebuilt @210k by Currently 230k miles previous owner who I know personally. New heads ,water pump, throttle body etc. I bought this truck from my doctor for my wife to drive. She loves it but she doesn’t like driving it. She likes driving little four-door sedans better. I would drive it but I already have a truck and I’m not in a good spot financially to keep a second truck. 4x4 LT with tan leather interior in great shape. everything works like it should . New open country A/T tires have around 2k miles on them. Aftermarket radio with built in backup camera. Bose system. 3rd row seating with 2nd row captains chairs. 1 small dent in rear tailgate. Rides very smooth . Previous owner used it to commute to knoxville from nashville every third day so mostly highway miles. SOLD

Here's a brand new never fired Staccato C DPO Optic Ready 9mm Single Stack 10rnd. Mags, three included thats how they sent them out. I ordered this one from a vendor on another forum I belong to, I had him add DLC Coating to the Barrel and to have them install a Single Side Thumb Saftey to it(I prefer those over the Dual set up) Staccato does not make this model anymore. Price Reduction $1900 CASH FTF. In the Whitehouse, Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, Nashville area but can drive a little to meet and complete the transaction. Please PM me any questions about it or if you need some more pictures. Thanks for looking. No trades at this time.

I have a similar Gen 1.0 5” pro apexed out like yours in 9mm. Good price with the 40 option as well.

Great guy to deal with. GLWS

Crap! Didn't even notice the pics didn't post!

You know we do not like invisible firearms? ETA: that is a good looking pistol, would you ship?

I like 357 Sig very much. I have a 357 Sig glock and it does great. With that said I like 40cal better which I think is it's closest comparable. A great round that really never caught on.

Let's drop the price to $900 CASH FTF. This would make someone a great Christmas Present for yourself or someone who's been on your "nice list" .

These are super nice pistols. The trigger is one of the best I have shot. GLWS

Adding on. I've nothing but Samsung TVs since maybe '07. In fact i still have my original 55" (back when they were a few grand and this one isn't even LED backlit, CCFL still holding on strong. No complaints about LG's though. We have family who swear by them. These days, they're all pretty solid

You may want to check out the reviews on the LG A2 line. Just know it may be hard to tell the difference in a big box store under their lighting as well. If you are looking for the best bang for buck, you may want to visit Electronic Express or at a Best Buy and find the TV geek to help you select one in this budget. If you were looking for great quality at a higher price point, I’d steer you to the LG C3 line-up (or an older C1 or C2, if you could find one). Just for general reference. Picture quality will usually be as listed below (in descending order of quality) - - QD-OLED - Quantum Dot OLED, new and expensive - - OLED Organic Light-Emitting Diode, not quite as bright as QLED but better blacks - - QLED – Quantum Dot LED - - Others

I have a Samsung 65" TV which has been good along with a matching (?) Samsung sound bar, both have been trouble free for about 3 yrs, both came from WM.

Exactly. They're making business decisions. The risk/reward balance is skewed to the point where skipping the bowl games is the logical move. If CFB wants to fix that, they can fix how the players are rewarded for being in an eligible bowl game. And not for nothing, their teammates seem to always be supportive of when someone makes that decision. Same with the coaches, because they know a healthy player who goes to the league is a good recruitment story. Losing that player for a bowl game is worth it in their eyes. Also, just like their coaches.

That doesn't bother me though. Bowl games don't mean much and it's not worth the risk of injury right as you're trying to go pro.

Yeah, this actually took place this summer. They didn't bring anyone over. The group that bought them basically bought them for the name. The new owners will leverage the fact that most people won't know or care that they're not the classic company. They'll shift all of the manufacturing for whatever lines they keep overseas and "cut costs" to increase their return.

I should have been more clear in my statement above. They manufactured the military contract knives here in the states. I expect winding down the GWOT had an impact on those contracts - I could look them up I guess - but it's not worth it. Like Colt and so many others - when you depend on the .gov for paying higher than normal processes for a product - you're likely going to have a hard time getting by when those contracts end. Most of their folders went overseas years ago. I remember specifically the outcry in the knife community when they got the rights to produce the RAT folders and did them in China. It's a shame, I guess. I hate it that those folks lost their jobs. But - I can't find any tears for the company or the private equity folks who cashed out.

The kneeling thing was the nail in the coffin for me continuing to watch NFL football, but I was already extremely tired of NFL players refusing to practice etc because they demanded $20 million instead of $18 million, or they weren’t the highest paid running back, or whatever. College football didn’t have all that. I assume that will change.

I've had good luck with LG tvs as well.

QLED is a better picture, but you'll likely pay more for that (until something better comes out). The price tag also has a lot to do with the materials involved. For an $800 tv, you can expect smart features and a good picture. What you cannot expect is a lot of expandability. You probably won't get many updates to the smart features and the TV won't have more than a few HDMI ports and maybe a USB or two. If you put them side to side in the store, the QLED should look better. However, keep in mind that most stores are playing content that really takes advantage of the tvs capabilities. At home, you probably aren't watching vibrant demo videos filmed with an IMAX camera. Heck you probably aren't even watching videos in 4k to be honest. If you have FOMO (fear of missing out) or You're a feature snob, then it's QLED. Otherwise, pay what you're willing and realize that once you get it home...you wouldn't notice the difference anyway. Oh, and I much prefer using a Roku for smart features anyway. I buy mid grade $1000-$1200 TVs and then put money into the Roku and a decent soundbar. In fact, they make a Roku soundbar. I have two for my smaller TVs.

I will take # 1

One of my daughter lives in Illinois and I keep a loaded pistol in the car at all times.

I'm afraid the .30SC was DOA. It was introduced right in the middle of covid with minimal fan fare. I think there are only two guns chambered for it? The makers didn't make much fuss, so why should customers? Besides, it didn't offer much over existing .32 caliber rounds except for being much more expensive. and harder to find.

and it may ruin college football.

I'm not concerned either, but this chronic panic buying just wears on my nerves. Of course you're right Greg. A remarkable sales campaign fueled buy the shooting community. And as a shooting community, we can be our own worst enemies.

Self fulfilling prophesy. Everybody run to Academy and get in line!!!! Vista Outdoors has found a better sales campaign than commercial advertising.

I picked this poor thing up a couple of months ago. Hy Hunter Frontier Six Shooter in .22LR. According to the internet, these were actually made by J.P. Sauer & Sohn in West Germany and imported during the 1960s under the Hy Hunter name in Hollywood. CA. This poor thing was a mess when I got it. The barrel was loose, the firing pin was about to fall out and there was an occasional hitch in the action. Plus the grips were completely wrong for this gun. I really don't know how they managed to stay on. And on top of all that, the finish was very badly worn. But it seemed to have good bones and I only gave $30 for it. This is what I started with: The mechanical issues were fairly easy to fix. I found a set of close grips on the internet, but had to fit them some. The problem was in the finish. As near as I could tell, most of this gun is made of Zamak or a similar alloy. So finish options were limited. I decided to go with Brownell's Alumahyde II. Its a spray on, paint like, finish made specifically for alloy guns. I took the gun completely apart, sanded the parts and sprayed the individual pieces. The instructions said it dries to the touch in 1-2 hours, BUT needs 1-2 weeks to cure completely. Of course I tried to rush it and messed up a piece. I re-did that one and then gave the finish the full two weeks to cure completely. Got it all back together and I think it came out pretty good. I took it to the range today. I fired a little over 100 rounds of 7 different types of ammo. It ain't no tack driver, but its minute of tin can with ammo it likes. Not too shabby for a decrepit old man and those tiny fixed sights. All told, I have right at $80 in it. I think it was worth it.

I was looking at these at High Caliber in Nashville (just window shopping). Man they are nice! I could buy some serious lever guns for the price a a Staccato.

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