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Selling my Colt King Cobra 2" .357. I am asking $800.00. The revolver has only 25 rounds through it and is in excellent condition. No Trades Please. All paperwork and Colt hard case comes with revolver. Thanks for looking. "The purchaser of the gun must be a resident of the State of Tennessee, Must have a TN HCP, Must fill out and sign Bill of Sale.

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Got the calendars sent off. @noid @RED333 Will try and meet up with you @KahrMan this week.

Igor help with these bags. Coirtainly sir. You take the blonde and I'll take the one in the toiban.

What Knockers!!!

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I really like this series. Good characters and interesting storyline. Season 1 was pretty darn good and if these 2 episodes are any indication this season may well be better. Surprised me as well to see Taylor Sheridan. Good stuff! He's got "skills".

It doesn't stay put, but i like seeing it there until it flies off under fire. I like your gun safe idea! I'm a single issue voter - whoever is the PRO GUN candidate gets my vote. No other issue matters more. If we can't elect someone who believes in, and follows, the Constitution - what's the point? Glad everyone is getting out to vote.

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Sig P229 DAK .40s&w Comes with one mag and a safariland holster $300 obo meet in the Memphis area text me at 901-270-1071

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One of my heart throbs, gona miss her, RIP Ms Teri

Young Frankenstein is the only movie my dad ever took me to in a theater. I was in love with Terri Garr the moment that scene came on, LOL

I do not know who to recommend. There are a few around, other members will chime in with names for you.

I've soldered them on shotgun barrels. Not that hard.

You will need a gunsmith with a mill and some money to spend.

I finished streaming “Industry” on Hulu. I had to see what all the hype was about. I thought it was exceptionally good. A cross between “Billions” and “Succession” with a nice pace. I must warn, this series is not for everyone. It’s has lots of cursing, verbal abuse, sex and gay sex inside of the London financial industry.

The second season of “Lioness “ episodes 1 & 2 are out on Paramount+. The first episodes are great, and Taylor Sheridan surprisingly shows up as a buff, smooth and calm Delta operator. It’s a must watch.

Does the rifle have or had fixed sights before? Bolt gun or Lever, or Shotgun? I have replaced the front blade on a few lever guns, not to hard as long as you take your time and adjust the new sight to fit the rifle, not make the rifle fit the new sight.

@Fishwang My first instinct is to say, "Take it to a good gunsmith & ask them to put open sights on the rifle." They'll probably ask a few questions, quote you a price that'll make your eyes bug out a bit, then they'll order and fit the sights to the gun. But...maybe you're fishing for info on how to do it yourself?

I don't know of any company making fixed sights for a rifle. Every rifle needs to be zeroed now and then. However, many rifles use fairly simple sights that once zeroed are pretty much fixed. What kind of rifle and why fixed sights?

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Remove the magazine and pull the trigger. The gun must be uncocked. Look at the rear of the slide. Notice that circle around the firing pin hole. That's the slide catch. Use a punch, pen, pencil, whatever and push it in. Leave the slide in the full forward position. With the lock pushed in, lift up on the rear of the slide until it clears the frame. It should come off by moving it forward a bit and lifting up. BTW: be careful of that slide catch. Its spring load and will take off like a rocket. Another BTW: Note the direction of the firing pin. If you put it back in backwards the gun will go together, but it won't feed. Yep, its a cheap POS gun. But the darned things are absolutely reliable and go bang every single time. I like mine.

Went straight from this post to putting it in my cart. Good stuff.

Creating AI "art" with my 4 year old. The longer you look the more questions you will have.