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I don't own a Glock, but is there a chance the trigger is being pulled back far enough to rub in that area?

That's a great price on what I consider to be the best basic lower parts kit on the market.

Found it.

I agree, but I'm one of those guys who doesn't want to end up in court after being forced to defend my life by shooting someone, only to be forced to defend my decision to remove a perfectly good safety.

In his defense, his did say "nuclear-tipped SEMI-automatic"  :panic: 

Yes.   [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8aT9oRp95A[/media]

Spectacular!   They are from the Nashville area.

Apparently, this isn't the first, second, third, or fourth time this has happened.     https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id=a71e337e2b73c571bbdef88df36e5f4d&tab=core&_cview=1

Most people probably have no idea what a "Passive Alcohol Sensor" is. It's definitely not voluntary. Hell, most people would probably have no idea they are being tested.   http://duijusticelink.aaa.com/issues/detection/passive-alcohol-sensors

I purchased a voucher good for a 6-month Benefactor membership. I don't know your email address, so I chose the Print option. I am assuming you should have received an email or something, informing you how to redeem it. If you have any issues, let me know.

I stopped at the Wal-Mart on Dickerson Rd a few nights ago, and they had several bricks of .22. They also had 8 or 10 of the150 round boxes of 62 grain 5.56. The cabinet looked far more stocked than I had seen in a while. As tempting as it was, I walked away empty-handed.

I'd possibly be willing to do that with a range gun, but I wouldn't be comfortable removing any safety from a firearm that I regularly use as a carry or home defense weapon. 

As long as their prices don't increase, Bud's will likely continue to be cheaper than most other local retailers, even after sales tax. Online is a different story. May have to order more from Kentucky Gun Company.

Welcome to TGO, Mike. If you hang around long enough, you'll likely come to realize the benefit of a Benefactor membership. Unlike other local classified websites, TGO offers a feedback system, much like eBay. This is very helpful in keeping members honest, allowing you to buy, sell and trade with some peace of mind.  Generally speaking, TGO is a pretty close community. For many of us, TGO is a home away from home. Unlike some of the "national" forums, many of us actually know each other, hang out together, help each other, and act much like any other sometimes dysfunctional family.    We've had some of the TGO Authorized Vendors offer perks to Benefactors, often making the membership well worth while. On top of that, and probably most importantly, the minimal (especially if you bite the bullet for the one-time Lifetime Benefactor Membership) fee allows the site owner to keep TGO up and running as well as he does. While some members may not want to admit it, I'm pretty sure the suicide rate in Tennessee would skyrocket if TGO were to ever be shut down for good. As a welcome to TGO, a Thank You for your service, and an early Christmas present, I will pay for your very first Benefactor membership. I'm confident you'll renew.

I agree. Microsoft is trying very hard to cram Bing down our throats. No thanks.

Thank you for the quick response. I just didn't want to be the one to leave someone hanging without a gift.

Were the names already sent? If so, I have not received any information. If everyone has already been accounted for, it's no biggie.

Trust this man. He knows his food.

For the record, I am extremely please with the TV. The picture is beyond my expectations. The FedEx guys said they must be popular, because mine was the 6th one he had delivered today.

Yes. I've always had great luck with them.

I saw another new (to me) one in Franklin. Arms and Ammo, on Beasley Drive. Haven't had a chance to stop in, but I have a few customers on the same road.

And good prices on ammo.

It's cool, but not $500 worth of cool.

Anyone found a price?