memphismason

What kind of business does he run?

Thats cool. My God-Mother had one on a wall at her cabin at Sardis Lake. Her dad had done it himself. It looked pretty neat on the wall in that Cabin.

Planning on going there tomorrow. Just window shopping. I bought my Glock 30 there used 5 years ago. Before they had moved to there new location, (there name was still listed as "Jim's Guns and Junk). They have a good selection of long guns, and they are usually friendly. i have called and talked to a lady once that wasn't very friendly, but that happens from time to time.

That is one gay Buck.

Same here.

I loved the way it ended!

Mike, What are planning on doing with the hide after you finish? Wall decor?

Guns, I sold all of mine. You know the economy is bad, and a man has to eat.

Wow. I knew a guy who shot a donkey, thinking it waqs a deer. Dumb A$$

is that you AR or are you just happy to see me?

Welcome from Memphis too.

You will be getting your training real soon, Marine!

Thats funny.

that is funny. Chuck is one of the best. lol

If this happens, then I will be writting many letters.....like that matters. lol

Maybe he had a crappy trigger job done.

I thought only Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles could jump.

I deer hunt in Whiteville, and I hate all those speed traps. It is crazy.

Awesome Post WD-40. Thanks for all the info.

Oh my......well...you don't say.

Welcome, from the armpit of Tennessee.

I like it!!!!!

They could name that the "Cochise" model

Well I sure hope your "HCP Badge" arrives soon also. Thats important.

Who we are.....We are a Men's Fraternity, a system of morality veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbol. We are not a religion, but we are religious in nature. Our Craft was based on the time and events surrounding the building of King Solomon's Temple. We are essentially a Charitable organization giving to the Masonic Widows and Orphans fund, The Templars Eye Foundation, The Shriners Hospitals for Children, and others. We are a brotherhood, just like any other fraternity. We like to say we take good men and make them better, and if a person listens to the lessons Freemasonry teaches, and applies them in their private life then they would be in turn bettering themselves and the people around them. The lessons are not something a person HAS to come to us to get, for we have been taught them our whole lives. We as a fraternity like to stress the morals, principles, and duties which we owe to God, our neighbors, and ourselves.