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You can save lives and change the trajectory of others. It may not be the individuals you'd imagine, but you will be in a position to do so. It will be hard. It will cost you time, money, and a bit of your sanity. I sometimes get a bit argumentative on this forum because I can't do it at home. I'd like to think some give me a bit of a pass, but I'll fight like he'll for my kids or even yours.

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

Up for sale is an Israeli contract CZ75 compact. These variants are unique in that they are the only known production of alloy frames with a safety. The commercial peer would be the CZ 75 PCR which has the alloy frame but configured with a decocker. Being an import pistol I've baselined it to - Sights have been replaced with Dawson Precision sights (Tritium front and black rear) - new springs from Cajun Gunworks - Came with two 10 round mags and I've added a 15 round mecgar (OEM). - Replaced plastic grips with current production rubber grips (original included). - Also included is a JM Custom Kydex IWB holster ($80) Excellent little shooter and great addition to the CZ collector. $550 for the package, Middle TN area.

Springfield Armory M1A SOCOM II (discontinued in name only) set up in a Tanker configuration before their Tanker existed, including NM trigger pack and op-rod. Also comes with over 10 mags fully loaded (I think it's actually 13 total), mil-surp cleaning kit, Sadlak oversized mag release paddle, sling, wooden stock, synthetic black stock, and an UpLula mag loader. Very accurate, handy rifle. One of my favorites. $2700. Not interested in trades. I hate to let this one go but I have not had a good year job-wise and I never shoot it. Call/Text 615-300-3074 or send me a DM.

For sale only. No trades. StG-58 kit on an Imbel Gear Logo receiver. Arguably the best ever FAL configuration you could ask for. Low round count; I had it assembled and Duracoted in 2012 and have maybe put 2,000 rounds through it in its lifetime. I had a trigger job done to it by Rocky at Franklin Gun Shop, reducing the trigger pull weight down to ~6 lbs. Comes with tons of stuff: Currently sporting a NIB Trijicon Accupower 1-8 MIL reticle red illuminated 34mm scope (not pictured); 2 Burris PEPR mounts, one QD and one standard; 10 mags, fully-loaded; Optional inch pattern flash hider, selector, charging handle, mag and bolt releases, if you want to swap them out. Manual and little tools for adjusting the gas system, , removing the stock, cleaning, etc. 3-point sling This was my first battle rifle and, while I love it, I never shoot it anymore. I always preferred this over the M1As but I'm at the phase of life where I no longer want to collect; I want to pare down my arsenal to the weapons I use and train with. Unfortunately, for functional purposes, the SCAR-17 has replaced my pride and joy here, the StG-58, as my go-to MBR. But there's no beating "the right arm of the free world" as far as style and consistency. I never had a jam or cycling issue with this glorious gun. Ol' "Mathilda" has been solid bottom b*tch for over 12 years now. $3800 for the whole package. Not interested in parting out. Call/Text 615-300-3074 or send me a DM through here.

I have a very lightly used (less than 500 rounds) Staccato C2 for sale. It comes with three mags, the original soft case, and a mounted Holosun 507k. I also have a left handed OWB holster for it. Not interested in trades. If it doesn't sell at $2k, I guess I am keeping it.

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This rifle was built by Tony Ben M14, a premiere M14 builder out of Florida. If you are an M1A/M14 fan, you probly watched his videos. We went all-in on this top shelf build. Anyways, listing the main components if you want to see what's in it or the cost to build your own. - LRB rear lugged M14 receiver - Kreiger m14 medium weight stainless barrel - McMillan M3A Woodland Camo stock (Requires inletting and bedding. Also, QD cups optional) - Sadlak "Airborne" scope mount - Shooting Sight's Match trigger - Unitized gas cylinder and other action parts I've shot maybe 50-60 rounds downrange and confirmed it can pop 4 inch steel at 500 yards. That was factory loads too. Love this dream rifle BUT life happens. Yours for $4,000. Of course, reasonable offers considered. If you are interested, please PM any questions. Can meet middle TN near Spring Hill, Fairview or Dickson.

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.

$125.00 Shipped, Payment via Zelle I'd love to sell and ship this soon. This bundle includes the following items: Level Lock+ Satin Nickel Level Smart Keypad Now, when doing research, make sure you read about the Level Lock+. They have other locks that are similar. Of note, this one supports "touch unlock" as well as Apple's Home Key. Apple's Home Key is fantastic, read about it here. Obviously you need a compatible phone or watch to use it with Home Key. Otherwise, you can use it with the RFID cards, the key, Bluetooth from iOS or Android, Wi-Fi if you have an Apple TV, or Thread support if they ever add that like they said they would. You can replace the cylinder or have it re-keyed. What you see is exactly what you get in factory reset form. If for some reason you do have issue, there is a "Factory Reset" button the the bolt itself. There are countless videos on how to install these but you do need to be the right combination of physically handy with tools paired with technologically skilled. It isn't hard, but it may not be for everyone. Everything should arrive in perfectly working order, but I can also order a CR2 from Amazon and have it shipped to your house. Of course, some of the hardware shows some wear but nothing major. The main part is the cap for the battery where it's been slightly hitting a strike plate.

1. SOLD!! TNBuck2 Made from an old farrier's rasp it is 12 1/4" long with a blade of 6 1/2". The bolsters are made from 1084 carbon steel and the handle is made from nice figured walnut. Brass pins and lanyard tube. Comes with sheath shown including dangler. Dangler is easy on easy off. $130 shipped. 2. SOLD!! TNHeavyGunner Damascus made from 1095 and 1020 1/8" thick. It's 9 1/2" long with a blade of 4 1/2". This knife has a smaller diameter handle made from antler and a multi colored wood with brass finger guard and pommel cap. If you have large hands this is probably not for you. I myself have no problem with the grip. Medium of even small hands are perfect for this. $120 shipped. 3. 440C SS 7 3/4" long with blade of 3 1/2". Bolster is 440C as well. Handle is ash and pins are G10. Comes with sheath shown. $100 shipped.

So normally my risk profile includes avoiding social media. However after a brief introduction I would really appreciate some assistance. As my research is yielding little productive information. so here goes we live in unincorporated Wilson County and raise livestock . We are fortunate enough to have a range on our property. And enjoy plinking as well as serious training. My edc is a STI Lawman which has had Trijicon HD sights put on it , ridge cuts in the top of the slide and ceracoted black slide and OD green frame, bug is a P365 ankle carry weather permitting and pocket carry in the summer, I refuse to be that guy that ankle ,carries wearing shorts. Now my question if anyone would care to offer up advice or perhaps may have some experience with dealing with DCS. We have recently jumped through extensive hoops and a rather extensive invasion of privacy to get this far. We had an initial home study writer that was demanding not only were the firearms to be locked in a safe, no problem there we do that any way, however she was insisting on recording the actual number of firearms we own and recording serial numbers. At that point we were like ok you won you have not only missed appointments with us failed to show up for meetings etc now we were at our breaking point and said no we are out. Youn have successfully driven us away, we can help in some other way. Well about a week later we get a call from DCS wanting to know why we withdrew. Well we told them that we were not going to participate in a an illegal gun registry! We were then informed that the former Study writer had gone completely off the reservation and other than looking in the safe there was no requirement to record serial numbers. They asked us to reconsider . Understanding that both my wife and I have clearances that involve far more invasive background checks , than the cursory checks done by dcs. We had our follow up phone call with a new study writer and she wants to come out to visit in person as we have done the online interviews. We were thinking of simply leaving the two shotguns and our Henry 22lr in the safe. To be exact she asked how many firearms we owned, I don’t see the relevance to this question? And technically other than my STI my other 1911 is issues not owned so there is that. any advice would be appreciated

Maybe I missed it in your first post but after reading Alleycat72's response, I assume you are trying to become foster parents? If so, if you take in those children and love and care for them you are a hero. I've seen too many foster parents just collecting a check and kids run off or worse. As far as DCS, I have worked many cases that involved DCS also and I can tell you in my personal opinion I've met more bad than good in that agency. Some of my bad experiences with them including improperly pulling a child out of class to ask them about being raped, DCS refusing to take a baby after a search warrant where used heroin syringes were in the baby's crib, and a child death that should have been prevented. That being said each county or field office seems like they have different attitudes and care level. I would assume you are probably dealing with more administrative "Nashville" employees and probably why they act the way they do. I would assume they would ask if you owned firearms and if they were stored securely so a child couldn't access them but that would be the most asked about it. No reason anyone needs to know the number of firearms and especially the serial numbers. If the foster parent route doesn't work out have you thought about just adopting. I've been hearing more lately about people adopting through church organizations versus the way many people use to adopt from China or Russia.

Come on, someone wants this.

Looks pretty normal, huh? Copy it and flip it 180 degrees. The brain is a strange thing!

Which is about $177 more than I would be interested in. If they they can be had for $550~$625 out in the real world maybe... $700+ is getting into proven reliable tried and true name brand territory so the question will become why try the Diamond Back.

I have a few different ones I may let go of. Send me a message

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Sounds like you have seen a lot. We keep asking our selves if it’s going to be worth the headache and we hope that we can make a difference . We most likely will be getting a placement that is a middle school age child. We are told that is the biggest need right now. Have to say it’s a bit odd talking about fostering on a Gun Owners forum, guess we are destroying the narrative that all gun owners are evil terrible people.

So....remember everything is a test.... If you have 30 people in your class, less than half will make it. I had one that asked me to describe a situation where a person did something that made me proud to be a member of my race. There is one one right answer for that question. I'll ask you a question I was directly asked. If a child was living with you for a year and after that year DCS sent you to a observed visitation with the child's biological father how would you handle it? 1: knowing dad was arrested for sexualy abusing the child. 2: knowing mom was arrested for knowing about it and not reporting it. 3: dad's been a bit violent about it. 4: both are combative with you because you have the kids. What would you do? What if they didn't do it? You will also take days off. Drive for two hours for a visit mom. She will be a no show and you’re so new you actually told your kid they were going to see mom. The disappointment in their eyes will break you down. You will get a newborn. That child will be with you for years. You'll take him to his 1st T-ball game. You are the only Mother and Father he knows.....then.....bo-mom or dad...gets their act together. Your ordered to give your child to a stranger. There's a bunch leading up to that. You know it's coming, but.......they are gone, and that's how it is supposed to work. You have to be able to let everything roll of you back in the moment. You will be called horrible things you you face. You have to control yourself. I've been in court with a man that got 28 years. He was in handcuffs, strapped to a wheelchair, and legs bound. One armed guard with their hands on his shoulders. One man between him and us with his hand on his handgun. Armed officers next to us. We were to look at a particular officer and the meeting was over. That officers job was to look at us the entire time. The dad was 6'4" monster that looked like an man. What he said was the thing. He wanted to be notified when his Daughter passed away and he thanked us. He told us how much he appreciated what we were doing. I allowed him to see his Daughter stand.(something we were told she'd never do)I was the last time he will ever see her. I've never seen so many hard men crying.

With guns, we were asked if we had guns. The answer was yes. It was never brought up again. During the home study, she never asked. She did look at the safe for about 5 seconds and check a box on her list. That was all. They would not get an inventory from me. This has been several years ago and I'm not up on all the current laws however my Wife has to deal with DCS due to her job and she's never heard of this. Now for reality: DCS will tell you one thing then tell you the opposite 5 seconds later. They will tell you to do things that can and will violate the child's rights. They will advise you to do things not in your or your child's best interest. They are not evil or malicious, it's just incredibly hard to keep people in the job long enough for them to learn the job. Imagine spending every day seeing the worst things that can happen to children. That doesn't excuse them. It does let me use a bit of patience with them. You will find people that have been there a long time are different. They have to be. Always stick up for yourself and your kids. You both deserve it. They need you more than you'll ever need them. They make it seem as if they have all the power. You have more authority than you think. If something isn't right, call it out. You will have a case worker, your kids will have a case worker, and the kids will have a lawyer. That lawyer is you best friend. Don't get me wrong, the lawyer can hammer you also. They are beholding to no one. Don't give up if this is what you want to do. You'll need to be a PITA. There's other things you'll need to know, but that comes after you're in the pipeline.

I have for sale/trade a 1 of 5000 actual military Sig M18 that were sold to the public in 2021. These are used by all armed forces except for the Army adopted the M17. This is in very good condition with original box/papers/challenge coin/certificate of authenticity. Also have an extra grip modular in size small. A great gun to have in a collection. Asking $1100 or trades: Glock 19 Elcan 5.56 Eotech 553 FDE Eotech magnifiers in FDE IR/Vis laser Colt ARs for best coms text me at 561-60 1 56 9 four Jason

This rifle fornicates.

Nope, happily married,

Maybe a CZ or a Sig, but definitely not a Glock. LOL