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If you click on the forum, scroll to the bottom right area of the page. It lists the Mods of that forum. As far as a "list", I don't know about that.

If you need more or better pics, let me know.

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Pics on the way. Just a minute to upload them.

Why type of lock is it? Electronic or combo? I have an electronic, but they are probably pretty close.

As far as a good smith in the Middle Tennessee area, you should visit Guns and Leather in Greenbrier. As far as the action goes, maybe you could start buy polishing with a Dremel.

I owned a DW CBOB 10mm for a short time, and I was very impressed with the fit, finish and overall quality. I wasn't $1500 impressed, though. I know there are a few very nice 1911's at the high end of the pricing spectrum, but I've never been impressed enough to drop that kind of bank on one of them, either.

Looks like you fit the criteria. It's yours. Merry Christmas!

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Thanks for the info, guys. I have found what I'm looking for. Out of fear for her seeing this thread, any chance this thread can be deleted? Thanks!

Nothing but rain throughout the night in Hendersonville.

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56FordGuy beat me by seconds!

Hero Gear in Winchester. You won't regret the drive. Guns and Leather in Greenbrier. Sure someone else will chime in with others.

No worries. It's not that kind of ring.

Man, you lucky dogs. Nothing but rain here in Hendersonville.

Out of fear for her seeing this thread, any chance this thread can be deleted? Thanks!

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I love my job. I won't be able to buy that mansion on the hill while making $40,000 a year, but I enjoy my job and the company itself couldn't be better to us. I'm extra happy now that I've gone to four 10 hour days, and I was lucky enough to draw Fridays off.

Fire Arm Firearm Sorry, but I couldn't help myself. Carry on.

I thought this event was as good as one could expect for an inaugural run of such a show. As I expected, the focus was obviously on quality over quantity. I've been to gun shows all over the country, and don't recall ever having the opportunity to speak with actual manufacturer Representatives from the type of vendors attending this show. That is a huge deal, IMHO. I always have tons of questions when in the market for certain items, and it doesn't get any better than receiving answers directly from the horses mouth. I'm sure such direct information from the Reps goes a long way when it's time to make a purchase. I think the next events would greatly benefit by having more vendors dealing in firearms related accessories, used items, and vendors who deal in some less-expensive models of firearms and related items. Not everyone can afford the high-end goodies. Although I'm sure there are good reasons for choosing the event venue/location, I do know this was a reason for many deciding against making such a trek. I passed out a large number of flyers to many of my customers in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. Many have always been willing to make the trip to Nashville and surrounding areas for gun shows, but almost all --if not all-- thought Winchester was too far of a drive. And these are people with money to spend. All-in-all, I was glad I made the trip. I didn't have much money to spend, but didn't feel it was a waste of gas money, either. A huge Thanks to David and Joe (and anyone else involved) for having the balls to make such an effort towards changing "gun shows" as we knew it. I have full confidence that this event will continue to grow and become what you've envisioned.

I know Galco makes some, because that's what I had. IIRC, they were in the $60-$70 range. I ordered mine from Optics Planet.

Are all those busses for bringing in the cheap mexican labor?

Where they are built? What is the percentage of domestic parts content? What percentage of profits stay in the US? Just a few things to consider when attempting to buy an "American Made" vehicle. When some "domestic" (example: Mustange and Subrban) automakers have a much smaller percentage of domestic parts content than some "foreign" automakers, it's not always an easy decision. The fact that the US automakers are closing plants and cutting jobs in the US while foreign automakers are building plants and hiring American workers doesn't help either.