rcrespo106

I really would like to buy local but prices online are usually much better and that damn TN sales tax is a killer.

I didn't get anyones names but everyone I spoke o seemed very nice and more then happy to let me look around and see the range. they seem very proud of it and they should be it looks great. the shop is in Gallatin on west main street across from Miracle Ford.

I just stopped by to check out the place. It is relatively new and the stock on hand is a little lite but the range, WOW!!!!!!. It is not open to the public yet but they let me take a look and it looks amazing. It is 75' long, the lighting is the best I've seen at any indoor range and both pistol and long guns are allowed. When I was there they where testing the range with a 45-70 and they said it looked good. I did not ask about shotgun loads so not sure if they are allowed. Looks like it should be open anyday now and I will defiantly be stopping in there to use the range.

yes the 30sf feels much better in your hand. I was just making a point that if people tell the OP to get the 30sf because it conceals better then they are wrong.

1 note many people think the 30sf is thinner then the 30, it is not. 30SF is shorter from front strap to back strap so it fits smaller hands better. it will not conceal any better or worse then the g30.

my eyes hurt, my ears hurt and my IQ is a few points lower thanks to that video. OP I hate you for bringing that to my attention

Does anyone really think Obama is going to pass this. What else is attached to the bill that would give him reason not to veto it?

God I hope this passes. I travel to Newark, NJ at least 2 times a year and feel naked when I go and have to leave mygun at home.

Got mine today also!!!! 15 days from fingerprinting.

Cool I guess I'll be taking a trip to D&T. I've been meaning to stop in there and check the place out.

Looks like $25 is the going rate, anyone know of a cheaper place?

Thanks time to start shopping.

Trying to save a few buck and I need to know if I have to factor in sales tax.