bubbadavis
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KY is class III friendly. Most of the gun laws are as good as - if not better than - Tennessee's.
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Had to actually work at work today... Thank goodness TGO is back up!
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Where are they?
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I got mine at Bass Pro. A month or so ago Dicks @ Nashville West had them in stock.
Sorry about the bad, or at least dated, intel.
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Dicks, Academy and Bass Pro usually have them in stock. I would guess some of the larger local gun shops would also - but I can't say for sure.
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Just in case anyone needs one, SBR is taking orders for .458 case gauges.
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It is a better conversation than “Can I ship a handgun across state lines without using an FFL?” though isn’t it.
Well, of course you can... if you like prison food!
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From an earlier thread:
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My condolences Dr. Prayers will continue for you and your family. If you ever want to talk to someone who's been through this stage of their life, give me a shout.
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There are a few new members of the club... I picked up my .458 upper back in November.
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Randy Rayburn has made sure that many of the better eateries in Nashville are posted.
RR also owns Midtown Cafe.
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FFLs must keep the forms for 20 years for the transactions that resulted in sale, 5 years for the ones that were denied.
Thanks for the clarification OS - I was confusing the 4473s with the bound book. The bound book has to be kept indefinitely and also turned over to the BATF when the FFL goes out of business.
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I'll keep praying for her (and you).
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What he said, except with keeping files on computers. The ATF can access some files that are stored on computers if they have access.
True but many FFLs still use the paper 4473. Even then, I don't know if the ATF has direct access to the FFLs computer files. They might still have to contact the FFL for information - but it would be much quicker to retrieve it from a computerized system than a filing cabinet full of paper!
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FFLs are required to keep 4473s indefinitely (edit: 20 years - thanks for the update OhShoot). The 4473 has the firearm serial number on it. When they close the shop, the forms go to the BATFE.
The biggest difference in the 4473/background check and registration is that with registration the government could easily determine all the guns you own - probably with a simple database query.
With the current model, if a gun is involved in a crime (and recovered), the government must go to the manufacturer to see which distributor received it, then go to the distributor to see which dealer received it, and then go to the dealer to see who purchased it. Not only that, but the dealer can keep their 4473s filed in a number of ways (including chronologically). It a laborious process to trace a gun.
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Man, I wish the gun industry was like the tire industry. I've worked in the gun business for ten years and grew up with the owner of G&L for a father, and I still don't know jack crap most the time!
And before you tire guys get up in arms, its a joke people!
I don't know, you might not know jack crap most of the time!
Just kidding - luckily I know Metalhead can take a joke!
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I prefer to open carry when I'm buying Michelin tires at Sams... Anyone got a problem with it?
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Front sights are dovetailed on loaded models and the rear is a Novak (I think Novak). That is a mil-spec that he dressed up to kinda-somewhat look like a loaded. My 2cp's.
The loaded model I used to own had a Novak rear and a dovetailed front.
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Lol
he must have been a good shot he hit all of them with a pistol from a second story window across a parking lot
According to the story, he hit at least one of them. The other two criminals are at large - so we don't know if they were hit or not.
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According to the story, the shooter won't be charged. He fired on the thieves (not kids) when one of them pointed a gun at him. The criminals had stolen a truck earlier in the day and were attempting to add a motorcycle to their ill gotten gains.
The 19 year old that was killed was on probation for attempted murder...
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She does indeed make us very proud. She is using it toward her college bill; she's studying to be a dental hygienist, and she needed that badly.
Wonder what she'll get at the upcoming New Year shindig?
Where is she studying? My wife is a RDH and clinical instructor.
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Of course you can’t be forced to testify against yourself when you are on trial. They would have had to grant you immunity; wouldn’t be much of a point in a trial then would there?
Once you invoke the 5th in a trial of another, a Judge can grant you immunity. Then you have to testify or go to jail for contempt. If you lie, you can be charged with perjury. Rare, because the state has to be absolutely sure of what happened and what they think you will say, but it is done.
OK, I see where you were coming from now. Thanks for the clarification.
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Doesn’t need a violation of the TCA. Goofballs HCP was yanked for his stupid act at Radnor Park, but he didn’t do anything illegal.
Being that stupid should be illegal!
Which Glock and why?
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What's with this 'or' stuff? Everyone needs a 19 and a 23!