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Ones has to shoot before you can get a jam. If you are not carrying, well the cart is in front of the horse. Most of us started with small calibers and that is what I recommend with most new shooters, especially women. There are some exceptions. If you think .22 is not acceptable, hold my target for me. I have instructed many new shooters and the most common mistake I have seen, both male and female is trying to start with snub 38s. Some people can’t pull the trigger dbl action. Most are surprised at the recoil. Get quality instruction and a large sampling and let the shooter decide. I always tell husbands and boyfriends, if you don’t buy their shoes, don’t buy their guns, let them decide by trying them on.

My first had Windows 95, and I used to know DOS.

I love this line and am providing you the courtesy of letting you know I am unashamedly stealing it.

New in box Stevens 320 Shotgun with ghost ring sights. 18.5" barrel. Won as a table gun at an event and I already have something similar. Would like to trade a couple of these for an SKS, trade one and some cash for one or sell for $200 each. Thinning of the pistol collection is coming later. I am located in the Hendersonville area. You must be able to legally own this firearm and provide a valid TN driver's license.

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LNIB Ruger GP100 .44 special with a 3 inch barrel. It has an adjustable rear sight and green fiber optic front sight. Less than 75 rounds fired. Comes with original case and will include a box of ammo.FTF in Knoxville area. Must be legal to purchase. A TDL or HCP required. $600 - SOLD

Well, the forum software still says most pictures I try to upload from my phone are too big. Tried to include a picture of my Honda CRF with no luck. Here's my 2002 Tundra.

Pictured is my M1A Loaded with urban cammo stock . Bought it shot it once or twice , then back in the safe it went . Comes with one 20rd and 10rd mag , I put a sadlak national match guide in it . Don't have the box anymore . Asking 1250 obo. Can meet around Knox or sometimes I head out to Nashville . Must use BOS .

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This gun show subtle signs of responsible use and handling but very solid. I've had it for years but it's time to move on$$1000.00

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Winchester 270 with a Leupold Vari-X III 3.5-10 scope mounted and ready... $1,200 Can meet in middle TN around Spring Hill, Fairview or Dickson areas with established TGO member. Please PM any questions.

Just Right Carbine in 45acp.... $525 - Takes Glock 41 mags. - Great condition - At most, maybe shot 80-100 rounds thru it. - Vertical grip and red dot included. Can meet in Spring Hill, Fairview or Dickson area. Please PM any questions. Smoky

I have two Glocks that I am listing for sale. Both guns have had about 600 to 700 rounds through them. Guns will come with box, manual, cleaning brush, back strap, cable lock, 3 magazines each, and a speed loader. Face to face cash transaction only. Buyer must be over 21, legal TN resident, able to own a firearm, and willing to do a CHP flash. G17 Gen 4 - SOLD G26 Gen 4 - SOLD

I HAVE A WINCHESTER 94AE TRAPPER IN 45 COLT, 16" BARREL, ANGLED EJECTION, SADDLE RING, WALNUT STOCK AND FOREARM IN VERY GOOD CONDITION AND FUNCTIONS WITHOUT ANY PROBLEMS. HAS SOME MINOR HANDLING MARKS ON STOCK/FOREARM AND LIGHT SCRATCH ON RECEIVER RIGHT SIDE. (I CAN E-MAIL PHOTOS). $1000 950 OBO TRADE INTEREST: STAINLESS STEEL RUGER OR S&W REVOLVERS SINGLE ACTION OR SINGLE/DOUBLE ACTION IN 357 MAG OR 44 MAG.PLUS SOME BOOT. BUYER MUST BE LEGAL TO OWN A RIFLE AND HAVE TN DRIVERS LICENSE OR TN HCP (PREFERRED). PM ME IF INTERESTED.

SOLD SOLD SOLDLooking to sell my M1A, it’s in good shape, some small scratches around the mag well. Includes 6 mags and the original bag. asking $SOLD need gone and done want to take a massive hit when trading it in will consider trades for 300 blackout firearms

Super gorgeous REMINGTON 700 in .270 WIN. This is definitely one of my safe queens and near flawless! Some of the pics won't load so if additional pictures are needed please let me know and ill text them

Gun shows signs of use and handling. Had a repair on the stock completed before I got it but I've had it for years with no issues. I can't get the pics of inside of the forend to upload so if you'd like to see pictures please reach out.

My first computer was an S100 bus, home-built monstrosity that used an 8" floppy disc drive. My first hard drive held a whopping 6 megabytes, and I thought I would never fill it. It was a full-hight drive, by the way. But hey, I learned electronics when everything used tubes.

In search of a Rossi 92, 357 mag, 16 inch barrel, blue or stainless, wood stock

It seems like you are recovering well but aren't doing too good on your current acid reflux meds. Surely a telephone consult to your doctor could result in a prescription to try something else or a bump up in your current dosage. Hopefully you can start getting to the point you can sleep uninterrupted for 8hrs and get some real rest. That always helps when healing is on the agenda. As for chicken livers, every now and then I get a craving, too. I'm glad you got to scratch that itch even if it wasn't completely uneventful. One day at a time is easy to say, but harder to live. Hang in there.

U B Right, best motorcross rider of my time, rode with him a couple times

I haven't milled a gun yet, but one less failure point is good. I always use thread locker on clean components and can read torque specs as well as anybody, but I have had several issues on different guns with dots or plates not staying put. A visible iron sight picture in the very bottom of the dot window is ok, but putting it higher where it is nearly on the same plane as the dot sight picture is idiotic. I don't get why people do this - it's a huge distraction. I also remove the fiber optic pipe on the front sight (if it's FO). it's just another distraction. Definitely. I see a lot of new or casual shooters getting advice that a dot will solve all their problems. Dots are handy, but require some regular dry fire or live fire to maintain a needed index that isn't as critical with iron sights. This gets exacerbated when the user carries a J-frame on Tuesday, a Glock on Thursday, and a 1911 on Saturday. It really gets ugly when the casual shooter tries to shoot quickly with one hand. Dots are not always as beneficial as advertised. Somebody who doesn't want to practice occasionally may be better off with irons if some fast combat accuracy is suddenly necessary.

And I guess that this wasn't a pale horse with death riding it?

I know it’s not the question that you asked, but small revolvers suitable for carry, even in smaller calibers, are generally awful to actually shoot and use. If I may offer a bit of a recommendation outside of your actual ask, maybe have her take a firearms familiarization class from a local range where she gets to try and use several different handguns. The benefit may be twofold in that she may discover more confidence with a semi automatic pistol, but also may help discover what will actually work for her.

The stock of the Texan as it was when I got it and after removing the poly finish and going back with hand rubbed oil finish. One reason I was interested in it was I could see the potential beauty in the stock.

I’m so tired of voting for republicans because they’re the lesser of the two evils. I made the mistake once of voting for an independent (Ross Perot) which got Bill Clinton elected, and I’ll never vote for a Democrat, but Lordy, is it too much to ask to get a truly conservative GOP who will follow through? Bill Lee sure suckered us in his first campaign and we had no real choice the 2nd.

It's getting harder and harder the throw my leg over my Super Tenere, so on days I can't I ride a Vespa. I pray God takes me home before I'm too old to ride motorcycles.

Yessir, but I wasn't very specific and I don't see an option to change the title, so bring on the hot rods, four wheelers, crotch rockets, and bulldozers. No bowties allowed, though.

I've been through the motorcycle thing (ass was practically glued to a motorcycle seat for a decade, then one day I just decided I wanted to do something else and that was that.) Moved onto boats. After the lakes became impossibly crowded after COVID I didn't particularly find that enjoyable anymore. Moved onto ATVs. Started out for hunting purposes but with a young son in tow most weekends we migrated to more riding and less hunting. I also went to a SXS when he started tagging along. Still have my 4 wheelers, the Honda Rincon 650 gets mostly used around the yard these days and the Recon 250 is awaiting a top end rebuild, but still doesn't and won't get used much. It's mostly kept around as a back up for a back up. My 2012 Polaris RZR800 has been a love hate relationship and required a lot of wrenching. I built the bed for it as it came with a "bed delete" . Once squared away it's been a pretty good little machine and will go near anywhere you ask it to.

BMW S1000RR. 185HP, 434 pounds. Muchos Fastos.

Most fun toy I ever owned. I bought it right after I got my lot on the lake. Used it for 3 years clearing and rip rapping 600 ft of lake bank. I ran out of anything to do with it and sold it but wish I still had it.

I bought a Moel 36 3" like this in 1980 at the Donelson Hardware Store in Nashville. I still carry it with pride. Of all the handguns I owned before the boating accident, this is the fastest to draw and fire.