Garufa

I agree on both.

You can’t open carry without one either. Tennessee issues a Handgun Carry Permit. The style of carry is not defined.

A case of what? You cannot carry a handgun on your person in this state without a permit unless maybe you are on your own property. You must be 21 to hold a permit. The key word here is “carry”.

Permitless carry will get you thrown in jail in this state, or at least summoned.

Like Greg said, it is high dollar spray paint and is in no way related to bluing other than it provides a finish.

I assume he is talking about Amazon Rekognition. https://www.google.com/search?q=amazon+rekognition&source=lnms&tbm=nws&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiUhb6h75vbAhVBxVkKHVRuDuwQ_AUICigB&biw=1600&bih=736&dpr=1.2 I will just say I am immediately against it simply for the fact the "c" in recognition is replaced with a "k". I'll study on it's true implications later.

All too common in today’s politics.

If it makes you feel any better, WalMart has been selling Winchester NATO 124gr for 27.46/150 round box of you want something with a little more pepper in it.

And if he wins it will embolden republicans across the country that regardless of their NRA rating, they can do whatever they want.

You can order online and have it delivered for the same price you would pay in the store. Too bad Remington no longer has that $30 rebate per bucket like last time Academy has this price.

I imagine many are watching Rick Scott’s senate campaign very closely to see what they can get away with.

So it’s not a Savage shotgun. Has nothing to do with WM and the original question.

The Standard Catalog isn’t much help. Numbers range from 160000-536584 between 1911 and 1941 with 1923 numbers reaching 384xxx. You might be right. Those fellas on the S&W forum (the blue one) might be able to narrow it down.

Have you figured out when it was made?

How did you come upon this “news”?

Basically, yes. Built on the old S&W “I” frame if I’m not mistaken.

Nice!

You can join the Garand Collectors Association for $25.

Snowballs do not roll uphill.

Another thing to consider but not entirely related to provenance for those interested is the military stopped buying 1911’s at the end of WWII. As in all contracts were cancelled at the end of the war, just like with M1 Carbines. Those old pistols remained in service until the Beretta was adopted in the 80’s.

There is no way at all to determine that unless you find one a GI stuffed into his duffel bag on the way home and he actually documented it convincingly. I have no idea how the US supply chain works but I do know that any records that where kept regarding such things are long gone. The US military also had an annoying habit (to collectors) of mass rearsenalling or maintaining weapons, even during conflict, literally just after battles, by dissassabling bunches of weapons and throwing all the parts into this bin or that for the next guy to clean and inspect, then to next to reassemble. Euopean military weapons generally had the serial number or a portion of it stamped on every major component. They were much better about keeping things together.

Compared to what? Even beat to hell USGI 1911’s are crazy expensive on the open market.

Man carrying American flag and handgun arrives at Santa Fe High School just after deadly shooting: https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Man-carrying-American-flag-and-handgun-arrives-at-12925271.php

If you want something really different, Taurus used to make the Raging Hornet, a massive 10” revolver in that caliber. I’m not one to recommend a Taurus, especially one that is no longer made, but it looks cool and I’m just thinking outside the box. I know nothing about them, lol.

I would think it might be better balanced as well.