TripleDigitRide

Murfreesboro doesn't have a good shop, in my humble opinion. The Outpost Armory is most likely to have whatever you're looking for, but you're going to pay for it.

And how easily they give them up.

Most children I've seen with a mowhawk are spawn of white trash. The same white trash that believe the rules apply to everyone but themselves.

Someone needs a waaaaaaaaaambulance.

Didn't someone just post some for sale? I don't know anything about reloading, but I think they were 15 gr 9mm.

Trader!

Very sad news.

http://armsvault.com/blog/2013/04/07/rock-river-arms-mourns-the-loss-of-co-founder-mark-larson/

Hell yeah!

I live just down to road from G&L, so I stop in at least 2 or 3 times a week on my way home from work. Good peeps.

I weight more than both of you combined, and I've never had that issue with the Southerland beds that we get through her employer. They've always been the higher-end beds. With that being said, the warranty should cover that. Southerland does.   There is a certain amount of "dip" that they consider "normal". You'll need to take somethng flat (like a yard stick) and place it over the dip like a bridge. Then you'll have to use a ruler or measuring tape and measure the distance from the deepest part of the dip to the bottom of the yard stick. Take a couple photos of the measurement. This is the process they use at Southerland for warranty issues, so I'm sure other companies will do something very similar. I would contact the manufacturer before I buy a new bed. 

They do make some very nice beds. They don't advertise, so they aren't as well known as brands. They make everything from the cheap ones that I wouldn't force my dog to sleep on, to their top of the line gel beds. I have gotten many for friends and family over the years, and no complaints so far. As a matter of fact, they had some kind of year end inventory reduction a few years ago, and a few TGOers took advantage of it. If I get rid of her now, I'll be forced to sleep on crappy beds again.

I must have just so happened to get 3 not-so-reliable BX-25's. I picked up 3 of them a while back, and while they were the most reliable of any high-cap .22 mags I've tried, they weren't 100% when using my daughters 10/22. I also tried them in a friend's 10/22, and same thing. Not awful, but not 100% like the 10-round rotary magazines.

If you would have posted this about 2 weeks ago, I could have gotten you a smokin' deal on one. My girlfriend works for Southerland, and she gets 3 killer deals (usually about 1/2 retail) per year. Problem is, everyone hits her up within the first couple months. I'm pretty sure she's all out of discounts, but I'll ask.

Welcome to TGO! Make yourself at home and enjoy your stay.

After all that abuse, can you depend on it to be accurate?

I read somewhere that it was even cheaper to buy the ingredients and mix it yourself.

:lol:

Yep. It's actually quite common for those on food stamps to sell at least a portion for about .50 on the dollar.

Probably a flare/tear gas launcher. I think they are 37mm and a grenade launcher is 40mm.

It's not easy to beat Wal-Mart. Academy Sports + Outdoors is a close second. Bass Pro is often pretty close to Wal-Mart and Academy. No Gander Mtn. here in Nashville. Even if there was, I wouldn't go there.

I'm not sure. He was willing to come to Robertson County (Springfield).

I am in no way affiliated with this guy. He did such an amazing job, I just had to share his info. I've used a bunch of carpet cleaning companies, and not one was worth calling back.   I woke up this morning and decided we needed to have the carpets cleaned. I browsed through Craigslist to see if I could possibly find anyone willing to fit me in sometime this weekend. I got lucky with the first call.    I got in touch with Brandon Walker. I don't know if he is Stainmasters, or if he's just an employee. Either way, I'll never call anyone else.   Most companies just simply clean (using that word very lightly) the carpets; in and out in 15-30 minutes. Not Brandon. He brought in a machine that I've never seen a carpet cleaner use. It looked like one of those commercial floor buffers. This machine pre-treats, breaks up the dirt and helps "fluff' the carpet in areas where it may be matted down from foot traffic. Our carpets were far from bad, and he spent a good 30-45 minutes doing our living room, 3 bedrooms and hallway. After he was done with that, he spent another 30 minutes or so using the typical hot-water extraction equipment. He was in no rush to get in and out like most guys. He wanted to make sure the job was done and done right.   He mentioned that he also does flooring installation and repair and tile backsplashes. I didn't use him for any of those services, so I can't speak for the expertise or quality.   Anyway, Brandon was able to come out within just a couple hours of my first call, and did the job for $110, out the door. He's currently running a $89 3 room special. He charged $20 for the extra room, and didn't charge anything for the hallway.   If you want to reach Brandon Walker, you can reach him at 615-642-9245. I'm fairly certain he mentioned living in Joelton and having an office in Nashville.

Ribber for her pleasure.

The Outpost Armory has plenty...if you wanna spend $150-$160 for 440 rounds. What's the site you're referring to?