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Both are the same blank made from 1/8" 1095 carbon steel. OAL 8 3/4" with a blade of 4". They come with sheath shown and are $100. each shipped. 1. Black palm with G10 accents and liners. Brass pins. 2. Surinam ironwood with G10 accents and liners. Brass pins.

It's nice to say I'll just buy everything I can afford, but like food gone to waste, I don't like the idea of buying guns that just sit there, especially new ones. Aside from taking up space, getting a CZ isn't a one time contained purchase considering I'd put at least a micro red dot on it. A decent plinker of a .22LR pistol is easier on cost, and diversifies my stable more than a Scorpion would. But yeah, I'll get the Scorpion too someday.

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Just read an article, in the Dillion Blue Press magazine/catalog. Do you know what to say or how to react if ATF showed up at your front door. This lawyer from Arizona, within the discussion, says it happens more than most people think. Would you know how to respond? I wouldn't. He gives 2 things to remember, after you have checked out the persons/agent's credentials and not just look at his or her badge. Make them show you their credentials. Then remember you have a right to not answer any questions, "Period", and most defiantly you should not. Then you do not have to agree to an on-property search of your house without a valid search warrant. He also advised to not allow them into your house at all and just close the door. Etiquette is not required nor being rude doesn't count either. Simply close the door. He says one must remember they are not there for a joyous evening tea or to just to chew the fat, so to speak. If they are on your front porch then they are on business, and by answering questions or allowing a search, without a valid search warrant, you will most likely end up only hurting yourself. Sounds good to me.

Just remember lying to a federal government official is a federal crime that can receive up to 5 years in prison. Not giving advice here but if I had a fed do a knock and talk, as soon as they identified themselves, I would say I have nothing to say please leave my property and close the door.

No warrant, no talkie. Plain and simple.

Ruger New Model Blackhawk "Buckeye" Edition For those unfamiliar this was a limited run issued by Ruger for Buckeye Sports in what I believe to be 1988-1989. As usual with limited runs they quoted only 500 of this model exists but I've never done the leg work to verify. I just know this one is new in the box and have been in my Ruger collection for a long time. Time to see if someone else wants to add it to theirs. Chambered for 38-40 / 10mm. The 10mm cylinder has never been spun and only left the wrap long enough for a pic. 6.5" barrel. It has the Buckeye blossom etched into the top strap to indicate the limited model and has a SN special to this run. Box isn't mint but really good for it's age. Only trade interest would be a collectible on my short list and those are pretty specific anymore. $1500 I'm in east tn but travel occasionally and I'm also not against shipping it if that's whats needed.

Beautiful little colt 1903 pocket hammerless chambered in 32 acp. Comes with a total of 3 magazines. Grips are in nice shape without chips or cracks. Serial dates it to 1918. 500 cash for the first person who wants it. She needs a new home! Located in Knoxville

I have 2 up for sale today, both were purchased from other members on here. 1.) CZ SP01 Tactical Urban Grey - This is the discontinued model, comes with the factory threaded barrel (1/2-28), de-cocker and suppressor night sights. Overall good shape, a few marks/scratches here and there but nothing major. Comes with 2 magazines and the case. $800. Does not include light. Located in Crossville, TN. No trades please.

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That're worth about 800 bucks! Ain't screwin' with em when aftermarket are less than 2 bills & some elbow grease! A full set of good condition, original matching tins with caps, lights & fender tips is worth about 3½ GRAND right now! I'm occasionally dumb, but never knowingly stupid

And they are gone!!!!

Got onto the shellcrackers today. They wouldn't hit a jig for anything, but they were gladly taking worms, until they weren't. Caught a few really nice size ones. If you look at the first picture, I tried to put my phone next to the fish for scale, but cut half of it off anyway.

Well, only 5 of us showed. But it was nice to meet each other and chat a bit. I had a good time. Hopefully we can do this again with more people.

Great condition and a great shooter. Comes with 3 mags, Shadow Systems case, and angle adapting back straps. This is the Elite model with the slide cut windows, forward serrations, top serrations, optics cut, suppressor height sights, and bronze spiral fluted barrel. I will include a Polecraft OWB holster on a Tek-Lok adjustable belt attachment.

Inglis Canadian High Power mK.1*. tangent rear sight, shoulder stock cut, matching numbers. 9mm. Very good condition. $1500, now $1350, no trades at this time. Must be able to sign bill of sale with proper TN. I.D. Nashville area.

I listed this one before. It's time for me to thin out my collection with what all I have going on. Here's a Custom Built S&W 25-2 45acp 3.5"Bbl with the K Frame Round Butt Conversion. This one started out as a 6"Bbl Model Target of 1955 and was cut down to a 3.5"Bbl and then had the K Frame Round Butt Conversion done. This one resembles a Jovino or Austin Behlert, but I don't think they did the work. Who ever did it they did a great job on it, I purchased this one from a gentleman who lives in MI. who I've bought a few from. This one came out of his personal collection and he couldn't remember who he got it from. This one will come with everything shown in the pictures. The wooden Presentation Case is not orginal to the gun. Has Roger's Grips Stag Boot Grips and a set of S&W Wood Finger Groved Grips that came on it, also TK Moon Clips, set of S&W Cleaning and Screw Driver. $1350 CASH FTF for everythingshown. I live in the Whitehouse area and can meet locally around Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, Gallatin, and Nashville area but willing to drive a little to meet halfway for FTF.

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My Winchester 94 finally arrived home Wednesday, after I freed it from layaway (along with a S&W I-Frame .32 long). I plan to refinish it. So @Snavebaexpect some questions from me, when I get started on this project. The serial number (188XXXX) indicates it was produced in 1952.

I’ll toss out another vote for the Taurus TX22! Bought one several years ago and it quickly became my favorite .22. So much so, that I gave my Ruger MkII Target pistol to my dad. I just never shot it anymore, after buying the Taurus. I’m very interested in buying the TX22 Compact model now.

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30-30 shooters: 75cpr new ammo Sellier & Bellot .30-30 Win CASE 150 Grain Soft Point – 500 Rounds (CASE) [NO TAX outside Texas] $374.95 - Free Shipping on orders over $199

I will take it

Very nice GT.

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I'll take it. Pm sent

Noon next Saturday is on my calendar.

I have a SW MP22c and the glock 44. I really enjoy my MP22c and it is a great suppressor host too. The glock 44 was a great training aid but I don't shoot it much as I am slowly moving away from glock and selling them off. Zero issues with the glock 44 but I would do the MP22c over it.

I’ll take it. Sent you a text earlier tonight non related. Don’t want to text so late.

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Tough gun choices are unhealthy. You should find a way to get all of them.

Still available?

I grabbed a TX22 when they first came out years ago......what a great little gun. I have large hands and the grip fits very well. It is accurate and a fun plinker for just a few Benjamins.

Of all the 22 pistols I’ve had my TX22’s are the most fun. Eyeballing the new TORO now. Addictive.

TX22 is definitely the best bang for your buck, especially since they just released a new model (if you're into red dots on guns). I also like the Sig P322 (20 and 25 round capacity mags) and the Ruger Mark IV. All are fun, especially suppressed.

Another nod to the TX22. I have several 22 pistols, including a couple of different Mark series Rugers. The TX gets shot more than all of the others combined.

Have you heard about the Mark IV?

I was faced with the same decision recently and went with the TX-22. It gobbles up even the standard velocity .22 fodder without a hiccup.

Taurus TX22. They just released their revised TORO version. I like it far better than my Sig P322 and it's cheaper.

Ĥeck of a price for a G34.... GLWS

For fun and plinking uses, I like to Ruger Mark Series. The S&W Victory is pretty good too. Taurus TX22 is a pretty good gun too, and is a little better as a training aid in my opinion; if that’s something you are looking for

I've got a Radian on my AR10 and I love it. Performs well and is smooth to operate.

I'm now trying to figure out exactly where & how to chop the rear fender. But I have GOT to get some black on that rear wheel first. The shiny is throwing my eye off.

You can go cleaner & still have mirrors I'm still waiting for cables & brake hose to come in. I'm going to start ripping into the back end next.

Love this band too.

I took my Daughter to see A Perfect Circle at the Firstbank Amphitheater last night. Highly recommend checking the venue out. We had a blast.