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Again, would you be willing to share with us exactly what these people did to you? You mentioned "trespassing". Did they cut through your yard, on the way to your neighbors?

Being a truck driver, his commercials make me sick. Trucking companies/drivers are such a huge target for large lawsuit settlements, simply because they are required to have $1,000,000+ [ONE MILLION] in coverage for each truck. General outline of the next Bart Durham commercial. Driver of car/Bart Durham client: I was traveling east on Interstate 40 when I spilled my beer, because I dropped my joint. When I looked up, I was crossing the median, into oncoming traffic. Before I knew it, I smashed head-on with a tractor trailer. Thanks to Bart Durham, I received a 1 million dollar settlement.

Yes, but did you actually need to sue these people? Usually the insurance companies will pay for your damaged vehicle, without the need of a lawsuit. Why were you forced to sue someone for minor fender benders?

That could be it, but the name doesn't ring a bell. For some reason I was thinking Summers/Sumner Market. Something like that, but heck, I can't remember. I'll look into Belk's. Thanks.

None of them had insurance? Or, did you neck and back hurt after each accident? I'm sure being rear ended while sitting in line at the emissions testing station was a horrific crash.

Personally, I didn't feel a a thing, but some friends just a few miles from me, and one of my customers in Bowling Green did. The Bowling Green customer said he was on his toilet at about 4:30am when he felt the ground start to shake. Even though he'd been in the San Fernando Valley quake in the early 70's (one of the worst in U.S. history), he was a bit nervous. He said that he could actually feel it coming from a distance. From his account, it lasted about 10 seconds, and it gradually got stronger as the vibrations traveled closer to his home.

I'm really anxious to hear exactly what these people did for you to create all this BS over.

I'm thinking about getting one of these knives, but I'd like to get some feedback if possible. Anyone have one of these knives? If so, what do you think about it?

Yea, that's not it. I remember he said to go down Hwy 56 (from I-40), go through Smithville, and then make a left on some State Hwy. I can't remember the Hwy # or the rest of the directions.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=97142087

No one knows of this place? I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not, but I'll check it out Monday afternoon.

By the way, what kind of 10mm was it?

True! But, maybe he was going to be like everyone else in East Nashville-- Wait until he gets in the car before he takes few practice shots while driving down Gallatin Rd/Main St.

Someone was telling me about a gun shop in/near the Smithville area, but I can't remember the name of it. Anyone know? I was told that this shop was inside some type of market/country store, and that he had the cheapest prices, anywhere in the Middle Tennessee area. Ring a bell?

After doing a bit of research, I think I'm going with the Treo 700wx. So far, I think it will suite my needs better than the other smartphones offered through Sprint. Now, I just have to find a good deal on one. It's hard to swallow the price tag on these things.

Congrats on the new LCP. I'm pretty shocked that you were able to find a price cheaper than the local gun shops. Maybe it's just me, but any time I've priced guns at Academy, they're always quite a bit higher than everyone else.

I just got into the "Unlimited Everything" plan through Sprint, and I'd like to get a PDA that will allow me to utilize all the new options I'll be gaining with this plan. The problem is, I know nothing about these PDA's. As far as I know, Sprint offers a couple Moto Q models, several Blackberry models, Centro, Treo 700wx, Samsung ACE, Mogul, and the Touch. Does anyone use any of these? How in the world am I supposed to know which one to get? Thanks in advance. I'll be using the phone for mostly talking and a bit of internet.

+1 They gave me, and a couple other guys a 30 minute demonstration about this weapon. Bad To The Bone!

Some worry warts would say yes, but it's not required by law, so I say don't worry about all that paperwork.

This could likey be caused by the mere fact that you're used to shooting your Glock, which requires a different position of the wrist and hand while shooting. A friend of mine suffered from the same issue when he started shooting the XD. His hand and wrist was used to being at a slightly bent angle, so he found his muscle memory trying to fight the natural pointability of the XD.

This is what happens when the "over-thinkers" get involved. I've shot both, but the XD just has a much better feel for my liking. As far as safety goes, both are plenty safe. Accidents can, have, and will happen with both. No number of safeties are going to prevent accidents when ignorance is involved. You must be safer and smarter than the firearm.

Darnit! Leave it to the Rabbi. Just when we thought we had a great idea. BANG! Shot right outa the water.

If we could purchase enough to keep the price quite low, it sounds like a good idea to me. Maybe one of our site vendors would be willing to lend a helping hand. If we could get enough people to commit/pay for in advance, that may help. I am a member on another forum, and site vendors often have "group buys" kinda like this. I'd be in for some .40 S&W.

I'm also in the beginning stages of a Custom 10/22. it didn't take long to realize this wasn't going to be any cheap feat. If I already had a stainless 10/22, I'd probably start with that, but because I don't, I'm just gonna start from scratch. From the looks of it, nobody ever does just a little modifying. As someone already suggested, go to RimFireCentral.Com. They are very helpful, and have tons of vendors.

I was at Guns & Leather the other day, and there was a guy who purchased 3 of them at the same time. They were selling for $319. I thought about getting one, but I'm still trying to figure out a man (without girly hands) is able to shoot the LCP. It was so tiny, and I just couldn't make it feel anything that resembled comfort.