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I've always liked the feel of a leather holster, and I purchased a crossdraw for my XL from Bullard Leather in Cooper, TX. I own several holsters from them and their price and quality cannot be beat! Have a look at their offerings: https://www.bullardleather.com/ BTW, everything they make is custom, so it takes time to get it after you order, but it is worth the wait. I'll try to post some pics later if anyone is interested.

Hi All: I am coming up zilch on finding a magazine for the original .22 Browning Challenger. Do any of you have any suggestions? Thanks!

Where you find the best deals when you buy ammo in bulk?

Anyone here own or have shot a Sig P250? What are your impressions of it?

My daughter wants her permit, but wants to go to a class that is primarily women.  Anyone have any suggestions for a good HCP class in the Nashville area for females?   Thanks!

Your ideas are great, but I've painted many a car . . . just need a good garage I can rent for 2 days

Thanks for the feedback!

I am working on my mother's 1998 Mercury Sable and gettting it ready to paint.  Car has 52,000 original miles on it and it runs and drives great.  It was a gift to her from her boss.  It's only need?  New paint!  And I'm about a month out from "shooting" it.   Does anyone know of a building, garage space, etc., anything that I could rent for a weekend to paint the car?  Thought I had a contact and it fell through.  I am in south Nashville, but could go anywhere reasonable.    

My last purchase and current carry weapon is a S&W Model 66 in 2.5.   Love it!

Allrightythen!

We've done TurboTax online for years with no problem.

I wish I was a beer snob . . . For years I've tried to like the taste of beer and just can't. Two most sociable drinks out there - beer and coffee - and I hate them both!

Wonder how it shoots? I'd love the pull the trigger on one!

I've owned a 686 2.5 for about three years. I sent it back to Smith for action work and put a set of Hogue custom grips on it. I LOVE to shoot it! It is my primary home defense firearm, although with a high rise holster, I have carried it. On one occasion when I was challenged by a possible "badguy", he took off fast when I simply pulled my coat up to reveal the size of the handgun. When he saw it, he ran!

I am a long time Tennessee fan, but last night was pathetic . . . so easy to see a team give up early and go back to the locker room in their minds . . .

Thanks all!

A few months ago I posted that I came across a bottle of Old Forrester, never opened, and bottled in the year of my birth: 1955. I asked feedback from you about whether this bourbon would be any good today, and I appreciate your responses, especially since I am not primarily a bourbon drinker. My decision was to open the bottle on my birthday - today - I am a proud 57! - and try it out. The votes are now in and many of you wanted to know my response once I opened, and had a sip, of the bottle. It is the SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTHEST alcoholic beverage I have ever sipped. No birthday cake, but my gift to myself in a few is a nice glass of this old bourbon on the rocks! Thanks to all who responded!

In types of resumes, what might best serve this young man would be what is called a "functional resume" as it majors on strengths and experience. He may see an example and download a template at: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/functional-resume-sample-TC010362220.aspx

Thank you, Lester . . . I comment little on TGO because the comments you make are taken so far afield of what you say . . .

And at the end of the day, all this effort really did was to make the Cathy family (the owners of the chain) richer than they already are . . .

Very, very nice!

Does anyone out there own an LC9 or shot one or have any experience with it? Looking for some opinions. Thanks in advance!

LOL . . . will do!

Here's the plan . . . it was bottled in 1955, and next month is my birthday, so I plan to sample it as my "birthday beverage." I will report back on the taste!

Don't miss him at all . . . I lost some dear friends who were looking for "weapons of mass destruction" that were never present . . .