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Got the big knob on the side. I remember when it was smaller, and you used the nose of a bullet to adjust.

Candy cigarettes.

The satisfaction of sticking your finger in the payphone coin return and finding a quarter.

The older I get, the more I identify with Archie Bunker.........

No, I am lucky enough to own a few of his creations. This one will be a graduation gift for a friend of the family.

PSA: If you request me to hold something for you because you need to save up the funds, there will be a 50% nonrefundable deposit. I hate to do this because I expect more from this community but a couple of you have asked me to hold something for weeks only to then attempt a ghosting and/or come back with some Spaceballs-level financial excuse. So, moving forward, any holds longer than 24 hours will require a 50% nonrefundable deposit. Your excuses, no matter how tragic or absurd, will not suffice. You will also provide me with an email address and sign a deposit agreement stating such. I pay to be a part of this community with the understanding that we are above the rabble on other websites. Act accordingly.

I picked this up last year used, a Wilson Combat 92G with the Vertec grip. The previous owner had sprung for the mag guide and Wilson's action job which is seriously slick (averages 2.5lbs SA and about 5lb DA on my digital trigger gauge), they had also had a Jarvis Custom barrel and single-port comp fitted along with a Jarvis steel guide rod. When I got it it was a very fast, very flat shooting and very fun gun, so I decided to see what else I could add to it. Smash cut to last week: I got my slide back from Langdon after sending it out for their optic cut. They replace a lot of the little fiddly bits in the slide with ones of their design to facilitate a (slightly) lower height over bore than the Beretta system, with the trade-off that you lose your rear sight dovetail so you are locked in to using their mount plates. They also replace the front sight to cowitness/align with the plate's rear irons. I opted for the RMR footprint but if I decide to go with something else for some reason in the future it's a pretty easy plate swap. Planned to use a 507Comp but after getting it back I decided I wanted to carry it sometimes so I went with the thinner 507C. Anyways here's wonderwall my Langdon Tactical/Jarvis Custom/Wilson Combat 92:

Sold

Sold

Don’t worry, mine are strong keep the hands where they are supposed to be.

I found a quarter in a pinball machine coin return last Friday.

Go to edit (3 dot at top right of add), under prefix, clear the "for-Sale" by hitting the "x". Then select the "ad closed" or "sold" prefix. Prefix should be the second box under title within the edit option.

LOL. You deserve normal my friend! It was an honor to meet you and Lola. Thank you for an excellent transaction Sir. Nice Glock!

SOLD to a fine southern gentleman in knoxville. thanks @Jamie Jackson for being early and normal.

Sold

D-Day anniversary sale!

+1 I’ve reloaded since I was big enough to pull the handle, and I’ve never once used a case gauge.

Simple and Rugged.. Nice Set-Up!!! GLWS

It's still available. Sorry for the delayed response, I was on vacation.

reminds me of this

It has come to my attention the restaurant at Top Gun is closed. They have plans to open again in the coming months. With plans for some remodeling/changing of the restaurant, it is uncertain if the restaurant seating area will be available. With about 10 people showing interest, we can gather in the seating area in front of the restaurant. Location: Top Gun, 2770 Whitten Rd, Memphis TN 38133 Time: 5:30 to 7pm, Thursday, June 6, 2024 Cost: $ none See your Thursday.

“Meth-Lab Barbie”

I wonder how many folks who might walk up to his door, actually know what that is

I will take this. PM inbound.

I carry G17/19 95% of the time. They are like the AK's of the pistol world, they always go bang. I have a few 1911's that I love and carry the remaining 5% of the time.

I'm afraid thats too far. But thanks for sharing it !

You can rest assured that no Board Member or Director of TFA draws one penny from our funds. They are used to support good candidates, oppose bad ones and for our litigation only. All of the trips I make to Nashville, all of the speeches I give across the state are on my own dime and own time. I do not get reimbursed for gas, meals or hotels.

Indeed. Along those lines, it totally breaks my brain when I see $100k in cars sitting in the driveway with $1000 in junk filling up the garage.

Memorial Day Special! If you're a veteran and you're interested in anything I have available, message me privately or contact me via the phone number provided at the top of this ad and make an offer. I will do my best to give you the best deal possible.

I wish we still had the Nashville Community Education program, but it got its funding cut during the Covid lock downs and never resumed. They had neat classes like canning, cast iron primitive cooking, gardening, sewing, paper making, etc. in addition to various ethnic cooking classes, sports classes (like fencing ), music classes, computer skills, writing, painting, and more.

Do you remember? FIZZIES! https://www.wideopencountry.com/fizzies-candy/

True indeed, but under SHTF circumstances.... who's gonna write the ticket?

Anyone starting problems in my farm will contribute to the 2 years of reserve food supply.

In my opinion, they were sort of a neat novelty when they were sub $100 and ammo was cheap. I don't have any use for one given today's prices of both rifles and ammo. I can buy a much nicer rifle for less money.