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Oh, Gotcha. I've seen Hookah's being sold in stores, usually run by folks of Middle Eastern descent. They usually sit right next to the bongs and crack pipes. I had no idea they had a bar dedicated to them.

That looks great. Very nice job.

Ripoff, yes. Selling like hotcakes, HELL YES! I've heard of several people getting rid of their Kel-Tec's for the LCP. They did something right.

Thank you for the information.

I wasn't sure. I've never ordered ammo online. I'll take your word for it.

That's a wild story. I hope he has a swift recovery. What exactly is a Hookah Bar? Was this local?

Thanks for the heads up. Do all ammo suppliers require you to send a copy of your ID to prove age?

What kind of horse did you trade?

Here's just the place. Right in your own backyard. Goodlettsville Gun Shop 602 S. Main St Goodlettsville Tn 37072 615-859-8822 ggunshop@bellsouth.net www.goodlettsvillegunshop.com

I've never owned one, but I've heard nothing but positive remarks about them. I did get a chance to put a few rounds through one, and it was smooth as silk. I want one so bad, I'm almost willing to have a finger or two surgically removed, so it would fit into my hands.

Welcome to the site, Racemaster. I would suggest making a trip to some gun shops/ranges. There are several options to choose from, but you're gonna need to focus on comfort for you and your needs. What is comfortable for some, may not be for others. The best thing you can do is, put your hands on as many guns as possible. The $350 range isn't going to be quite so easy. Most quality guns that you're trusting you life with, won't likely be that cheap. Buying used may be your best bet. You can look at the Ruger P Series. They are a bit on the heavy side, but not that bad. I see used ones in very good condition selling for $300-$400. I've had two of them, and never had an issue.

I love this place.

As far as I could tell, it was an average gun show for this area. As far as "deals" go anyway. I looked, but didn't see a single LCP. There was a lady who had a fairly large selection of gun cases. I'm not in the market for one, so I didn;t look at them all that hard. Of course, there were TONS of AR parts. As far as the Trijicon Reflex, I saw tons of optics, but didn't pay that close attention to those either. I'm sure someone has them. Enjoy and happy hunting.

They are Kahrbage! Ok, maybe it wasn't that funny, but I couldn't resist. I know nothing about Kahr's. Never owned or fired one. From what most people have said, they seem to be fine.

Congrats! Did they not allow you to use your Hi-Point or Lorcin?

Yes, they can be adjusted. There is a tool made just for that reason. You could also tap it over, but I'm not sure I'd attempt that. If it were me, I'd pay a few bucks for a gunsmith to do it.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHH!! And the women were so much better than those who attended the Pope and Goodman shows. My Gosh! There was one walking around with some short shorts and a pink top that was barely holding in her very large breasts. She was the highlight of the show for me.

Yea, I saw the Infidel, Punisher, American Flag, and a few others. I only saw them at one booth, but there could have been others as well.

I looked at the Spikes, and was tempted to walk away with one. I'm still debating on what is the best way for me to get an AR, so I passed it up. They were about $135, right? They had a handful of designs, but some guy was talking to the girl about installing the insides, so I didn't look too hard.

I'd like to make the trip to one of the Louisville shows sometime. I've heard is was quite large.

After the HCP, you'll need a hip replacement from carrying that heavy thing around. Just messin' with ya. Nice SA. Congrats and Enjoy.

I didn't pay that close attention. Maybe if you buy the grips they'll throw in the gun for free?

That's much better. Smileys make us all warm and fuzzy inside.

You forgot the little smiley after that comment.

I'm not buying it. Cops know everything. Just ask them.