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Lol, Benton’s is a good 20-25 miles down 411 from Murville.

Very nice collection!

Partnership Park North on Louisville Rd is the site being reported for S&W. Just south (or southwest depending on how you look at it) of the airport. Same site that Advanced Munitions was supposed to locate. https://blountindustry.com/smith-wesson-brands-inc-to-relocate-hq-operations-to-tennessee/

Good news for the area! I hope they follow through with it. As has been mentioned Murville/Alcoa/TN has been screwed a couple of times in the past few years with similar announcements. If I’m not mistaken, the site is technically in Alcoa, not Maryville. Regardless, it’s mighty close to the end of the runway at McGhee-Tyson airport, like directly in line. Hope a plane taking off doesn’t lose power.

The devil music provides a fantastic soundtrack to that clown’s performance.

On that note, have the mags ever been disassembled? If so, maybe the spring is in the wrong way?

Eat more beans and poot away the covid.

Beans, beans Good for your heart The more you eat ‘em The more you fart.

Is the barrel screwed down tight?

It is worth mentioning since it hasn’t been that the red flag provision in this bill, the NDAA, only applies to those in the military.

Get the shot, hate the situation, then carry on with life.

The price, availability, and quality of pistol caliber lever guns is completely out of hand. Especially for .357 versions. When I was a kid I thought a .30-30 was the ultimate cowboy gun. Got one for Christmas in 6th or 7th grade....a Marlin 336T (straight grip). Man, I sure wish I had the foresight back then to ask for the .357 Marlin!

Apparently, it’s acidic.

I’m all for replacing them with Memphis. Been wanting that for years. Problem is Vandy is one of the first SEC teams. A “founding member”. Maybe it’s tradition, but that doesn’t mean jack anymore in today’s society.

Not at all. There may have been other people in the store that were armed at the time but the reality is most people do not carry a gun around. Even those who do I would not count on being the mythical “good guy with a gun”.

Duh.

And the efficacy of flu shots is historically all over the board. They plan for one strain among who knows how many and dose people with it, then it turns out to not be the one they expected. Every year it is an experimental injection. Weird.

A red flag law is in the NDAA?

Maybe he got tired of being called “thang”.

Your point is? Should they now get preference for treatment?

Perhaps, but why not? Shouldn’t those who try to do the right thing get some consideration?

But we’re getting more complicated carry laws year after year.

Does this help? https://www.google.com/search?q=tennessee+monoclonal+antibody+treatment&client=safari&channel=iphone_bm&prmd=nsixv&source=lnms&tbm=nws&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwipjf3kr5bzAhWisDEKHdVZAyYQ_AUoAXoECAIQAQ&biw=375&bih=553&dpr=2 In others words, the state wants to help those that refuse to get the vaccine, rather than those who actually care.

Been wondering what y’all would do. Sick from what? The second dose? Was there a problem after the 1st?

If true, probably because TN wants to use the treatment for those who would rather get it than try to prevent getting it.