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I believe the 586/686 series up to "-1" were recalled for cylinder binding using magnum loads.

Is OP under the impression that WM was ever posted?

That's the fact. My license came last week. A new Mosin will be here Monday.

Probably, if the proper permit has not been applied for...and they posted it as one big jumbled mass of words.

The people of a country like Japan have never been "free" or even truly knows what it means. They along with many other nations have strict socio-economic class divisions and have never had a true "democratic" form of government, or a "republic" if you prefer. Most people on this planet are beholden to their masters...government. It has been so for thousands of years. Luckily we broke that mold but are rapidly going back to it.

[R]....there's your answer.

Pay attention. FMJ Ammo : Ammunition To Go Order it NOW if you want any.

Sounds funny at first...until you're not licensed and start bad-mouthing the guvment.

Buy what you can and carry it. FMJ Ammo : Ammunition To Go

Norris or John Sevier on Rifle Range Rd but they are closed this weekend. JS is closed 1st full weekend of every month when the Guard takes over. Norris is open all week except Thursday mornings I believe.

Keep your eye out for the defective models. They're all over the state...don't let one get behind you.... WBIR.com | Knoxville, TN | Newport driver crashes Toyota into funeral home, cites sticking accelerator

The misinformation has been corrected by a few educated comments. No need to start changing the past or "editing" threads.

I saw three of them at the Knoxville fun show last weekend. It is what it is...an SR9 with a slightly shorter barrel and half the grip chopped off. Width is the same. They were going for $429/39 ($30 more than an SR9). Have never fired either so that is the extent of my experience but I like the way the SR9 feels...undecided on the SR9C.

Do you mean the old Jimmy Stewart movie? d***yankees.

I like it. Looks like Planet of the Apes.

Yes. It took me a few minutes to wrap my mind around it, but I have witnesses. I believe the point was to not carry cocked & locked. Maybe some kind of "mental" safety. There was enough tension on the hammer when pushed down that accidental discharge may not be an issue. When you produce you'll flip the safety anyway which cocks it and it's one less thing to catch on clothing or whatnot. Honestly, I was too bewildered to listen to the whole reason for "why".

When I was at the range at couple of weeks ago I struck up a conversation with the guy at the bench next to me, actually he started it 'cause we both had the same Savage .22, blah blah blah. After a while he produced his Kimber (which doesn't do a whole lot for me, but 1911's do ) and proceeded to demonstrate its operation. I have no idea how to describe in technical terms how this thing worked. Basically, he carried the piece with the hammer down with the safety up (or on). When it comes time for presentation he would thumb the safety which then cocked the hammer. Ready for action. To drop the hammer you merely apply a little bit of pressure with your thumb and it "drops". Coolest thing I have ever seen. Don't know what you call it but he said the job was done by Cylinder & Slide. Just a thought.

XYZ...PDQ...BSS. BTW, nice EBR.

Sounds like all the makin's for a Country song.

That's what happens when a fella is pondering on the throne...with the internet.

When all else fails....read the directions.

Go ahead and take it apart. Only then will you know to never do it again.

Fail. Site is under construction.

I understand. Does she wear patchouli?

Looks like all the good one have been taken so I'll add a few to the mix...of the top of my head.... Das Boot Enemy At The Gates The Great Escape Kelly's Heroes Where Eagles Dare The Guns of Navarone A Bridge Too Far Inglorious Basterds The Patriot etc, etc, etc...