Garufa

Theyve been saying this for quite a while now.  Good riddance I say to a couple of those colors but ODG is more realistic in TN compared to tan and bright green.

Kroil is your friend when working on factory assemblages.  If you need to force it, get some.

When all else fails...read the directions.    https://ruger-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/_manuals/redhawk.pdf

To clarify....best in Tennessee.

Jackwagon probably sitting in the WalMart parking lot....   http://www.armslist.com/posts/3566421/knoxville-tennessee-ammo-for-sale--federal-target-grade-22lr

  David always says the Knoxville Expo shows are the best.  They for sure are big.

Try out the cream and let us know what happens.  :lol:

So does she have to live more than 60 miles away from Cool Springs or within 60 miles?  Ooltewah is consideraly further away than 60 miles, by like 100.

Ya know, I've been reading today about his people being quarantined in Dallas and am afraid what I've always known will come to pass.   These people or the ACLU or someone is going to sue over it.  They will win and any common-sense measures to control illness of any kind in the future will be not even be considered because it might inconvenience a few people.   Further proof we are doomed as a nation and a species in general.

Prvi still makes the stuff as far as I know.  Might want to contact AIM Surplus and/or SGAmmo as ask when they might expect the next boat from Serbia.

The S.S. is looking for a new director.....http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/10/01/secret-service-director-resigns/

  Make me wonder...what's the insurance cap on Ebola treatment?

  They will just show you the door.

  We'll see.  The guvment and other assorted ninnies have introduced a new term into our lexicon: "abundance of caution".  This is the one time I agree with it and wish those who espouse it would embrace it.

Can't wait to read your stories of neckbeards, crop dusters and other assorted gun show folk.  :lol:

  Airplanes are bigger cesspools.  I've always felt nasty getting off of one.   Unless this dude rowed a boat to Dallas there will be many, many others.

  It could have easily been avoided.

Business owners "should" be able to do a lot of things but they can't.  Openly discriminate against anyone and there will be repercussions.  It's the way it is and it will never change.  There are reams of laws against it.   People have lost all sense of discretion these days.

I'm pretty sure only whites and a handfull of "african-americans" use the term.

  I always thought there was something familiar about Uncle Larry's last name.  The light bulb in my head just went off.   Shipping is still too damn high from most all of these places.  They need to embrace the USPS which is far cheaper on many things not ammo related

Cover tunes but still one helluva performance...1970....If this doesn't get some geezer heads shaking, well there's no hope.    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMGSXIjU2Js

They've taken over Knoxville.

    FTFY

Just look at it this way, anything over 50 years old is C&R (even machine guns, but NFA rules still apply) as long is it is in "original" configuration.  Even when the current crop of Mosins, etc. dries up from overseas there will still be zillions of those and other Mausers, Enfields, Springfields, etc. floating around....and every other gun made before 1964 whether it be an M1 Carbine or a Smith & Wesson revolver.

  Not me until this morning.  They have several different things.....http://www.hornady.com/store/Lubes/   All I've ever had experience with is the spray case lube which as has been mentioned is ok for straight-walled cases but no good for bottlenecks.