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I had one in the past. It was a good gun, it did have a heavy trigger yet not excessive. Shot very well. Basically a Walther clone. Fits Walther holster.

They do look great and I was tempted.

Early Nissan Hardbody trucks were comparable to Toyota in reliability with proper maintenance and use. I am not sure, but I think the new Frontier are fairing well and look very appealing. The 80s Nissan Maximas and 300Z were great vehicles and I owned them then, but Nissan took a downturn in the late 90s as for customer support. Nissan has a horrible track record for standing behind their products and they have made some real questionable vehicles. The Constant Velocity Transmissions (CVT) in the Altimas, Maximas, and Muranos among others were huge failures and Nissan refused to address the problems. They have a habit of such action so I refuse to own Nissan.

I have had a 1976 2wd Hi Lux, 1981 2wd, 1982 2wd, 1985 SR5 4wd, 1986 4wd, (2) 1992 2wd, (3) 1994 2wd, Currently driving a 2011 TRD Sport 4wd with 107K on it. I may have left a Tacoma or two off the list. I also had multiple Chev Square body trucks, blazers and two full size Broncos mixed in the lot along the way. Also I had a 2004 Ranger Edge 2wd that had leather bucket seats and full console from the factory. The ranger was an awesome truck. Some of you in the Knoxville might have seen it. It was a Black 94 Ranger Edge with silver flames. It was driven by the Manager of "Biker Rags" as a company vehicle. I did remove the flames and logo. I also had two 1972 Ford F100 Rangers. You will notice that Nissan is absent from my list, for a reason.

Congratulations!

If it is in fact caulk, you might try braided fishing line with cross sticks tied on each end as "T" handles you can saw your way through it like a garrote, OK maybe I could have used a better analogy.

Sorry to hear this. He will be missed. Prayers to all.

What gear ratio are the front and rear differentials? This is awesome.

This sure strikes home Pop Pop. Right in the feels.

That was on top of my short list. Oh well, a little too far away anyway but congrats on the quick sale.

Res333 just saved me some money.

If I had been closer it would not have lasted that long.

There used to be a small shop called Guns & Leather on Hwy.327 just north of Lenoir City. It had been there for years and was an old school shop. It had cardboard boxes of old stock/used holsters on the left as you walked in with real "leather" holsters believe it or not. Also had a large selection of new holsters and accessories, a coffee pot for all, a table to sit and have conversation, ammunition, and a couple of isles that might have no telling what displayed that the owner may have stumbled across at a good deal. Oh, and they had new and used firearms...I miss the place.

Very sorry for your loss.

Friend of mine called an said Knoxville Tactical had one on the rack. Went there yesterday and I now have a Uberti 1873.