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  Yeah and if you weren't the one that put it together that leaves another layer of mistrust if it were me.  With professionally done ones popping up in the $400 range I would just put this one in the back of the closet and go get a proper one instead of trying to fix that one.

The guys that opened EW told me face to face that they are former "employees" of FGS during their grand opening a while back.  Just an FYI.

Love my P-01!  Welcome to the club!

One of many reasons I don't rent my modem nor router from Comcast.

Have been to quite a few places in TN and thus far my favorite is 12 bones in Asheville, NC.  Great bbq, great sauces, great beer selection.

FNX45 all the way!

Not saying there's anything wrong with the glock but if it were me looking for a duty-sized 9mm I would be looking at either a fnX9, sig 226 mk25, or a cz p07 or 75b w/ omega trigger.

The specs I looked up on this one early on said it was pretty close to the same weight as my XD but haven't put them both on a scale yet.  I wanted a little more round capacity, slightly cheaper ammo, and I wanted to consolidate our carry calibers down to 1.  My wife was carrying a .380 and me a .40  Now we both carry a 9mm so I only have to stockpile one carry/defensive cartridge.

Thanks, yeah Cajun Gun Works has been on my radar for a while but I've never heard of Automatic Accuracy.   Thanks

Mineral spirits will remove all oils.  Works great for removing cosmoline too.  Bathe what parts you want in a tub of it(about an hour), then rinse with extremely hot water while using a soft bristle brush(tooth brush) to get the bits and pieces out of the nooks.  Dry completely and perform normal cleaning procedure for the firearm.  Reassemble and re-apply whichever oil/CLP/lube you wish to use.

It is my intention for this one to end up in an SDP configuration.  Just a matter of deciding if I should pay the custom shop for the labor or if I should order the parts and attempt it myself; except for milling the slide for different sights.

Did any of you previous or current P01 owners have a go-to holster for carrying?  Starting to research my options...

Probably so - made a bee line for their table as soon as I got in the door.

Been looking for over a year for a 9mm replacement of my .40 Xd and narrowed my selection down to a CZ 75 compact model pretty quickly. But I could not find one in stock for the life of me. After searching high and low and being screwed over by a couple of online vendors who claimed to have one I finally ran into my unicorn this past weekend at the Murfreesboro show. A big thanks to the guys at the Nashville Gun Shop who had great prices and a huge selection of CZ pistols. Even in its stock config this is the softest shooting 9mm I have fired thus far. Can't wait to see how it performs after some custom work..

My wife just bought her 938 this weekend.  She is stepping up from the 238 and loved shooting it this weekend.

Will be there on Sat as well - on the hunt for a few things.

As stated above - Lawrenceburg/Pulaski, TN.  The walmart there even has tie up posts in the parking lot for the horses there are so many of them.

http://jeffcoopersscoutrifles.blogspot.com/

Rainbow seemingly ending at a truck full of Guiness. A pot of gold indeed!

If you are looking for an AR I'd hit up classic firearms quickly for one of their $550 AR's before the price goes up.  It would be more of an M4gery than an A4 but you could always rebarrel and re-accessorize later on after you got into the platform.     http://www.classicfirearms.com/ar15bearcreekarsenalm4a3carryhandlew-magandcase

Agreed, definitely a 100-series AK due to being russian, having a '74 style break, having the 100-series folding stock, and the newer 90 degree gas block.  While I am sure they still have plenty of 7.62 flavor rifles floating around I don't think these guys, being active military forces, would deploy with anything other than 5.45 rifles as that is the cartridge the Russian military has decided a long time ago to continue on with.

Here's another good one to try.  A friend and former co-worker of mine decided to start up his own business that makes and sells beard products.   http://www.beardition.com/   You can order online or buy locally in Nashville at Uncle Barber Shops.  I've used the beard oil and its really great stuff.

Well, you can also backup your stuff and reinstall windows as well.  Probably what I would do before shelling out more money on hardware.

  Like any other ISP doesn't already do that?  Might as well get some smokin' fast bandwidth for it at reasonable rates.

1. RPK 47 w PKA red dot for faster ones and small herds.  Also not all enemies in the apocalypse are undead.  Heavy I know but still easily carried/moved from place to place. 2. AR-15 pistol in .223 with .22 conversion kit and suppressor.  Easy to tote on a single point w/ hi capacity mags and silence can be very useful. 3. Medieval War Hammer - never has to be sharpened and can consistently cause the most head trauma the easiest.  Most have a spike on the rear or top or bottom as well for those times when you need something pointy.