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We don’t have a sign except the front door and I don’t ever come through the front lol. My main concern is always a pissed off former employee so all the supervisors and managers are usually a little more on edge after we walk one out. The majority of us take our safety very seriously

#1 I haven’t made it to Wally World yet as I generally avoid that place like the plague if at all possible. I did wear it fishing for a few hours and made an evening run to Food City with it. Oliver Springs is a pretty small town so an open carried pistol is more likely to get comments on brand or the leather than anything negative #2 The rule book says no firearms or weapons may be carried on work premises and since I would never break the rules I, like everyone else there, depend on the $12 an hour contracted, unarmed security guard at the gate to keep me safe from harm.

It damn sure can be. I started as an engine installer on the rigging line 10 years ago and moved up through team lead into supervisor. I’ve supervised in rigging, final finish and holecuts before moving to my current role of assisting all 3 Assembly supervisors

He promoted to plant manager. We both changed to a different division of the company in October of last year, he came over as assembly manager and I can over as a supervisor after they fired the previous plant manager and a couple supervisors in September for lying about product numbers. He moved up to plant manager in February which opened up his job and I started filling that role then, waiting in the dust to settle for the job to actually get posted and now it’s clenched

Yes sir, it’ll be announced to the company this coming week. Thank you!

It’s some of the best looking leather I’ve ever had and that’s saying a lot considering the other holsters I have for this gun are a Gator Skin Simply Rugged and an El Paso Saddlery

So for the last few months I’ve been working towards a production manager job at work, and in Late January it became all but imminent that as long as I didn’t screw the pooch it would be mine when it opened up. So to celebrate the fact I went ahead and put in a call to American Classic Gunleather for a BBQ rig to go with the classy N frame I had for it. The gun is a 25-5 4” smith in .45 Colt wearing Culina Claro Walnut grips, and the leather is American Classic Gunleather legend Holster, with a full floral carved belt and 6 round slide to match. I couldn’t be more ecstatic at how they turned out and they showed up on the same day as my final interview for the position. So Cheers to all of you on this fine Saturday!

This was an absolute dream setup for me as a GWOT vet. GLWS so because if it doesn't go quick it's gonna cost me a bunch of money

No this is the evolution of that one. I made this one with my dad for some father - son bonding time a couple years back. I've still got the other one, it's laying on the shelf in my gun case.

If i need big and nasty I bring out the bowie. 13" of 1084 hand forged steel, 1/4" spine with lots of weight for big chops and lots of belly so it slices like a saber. But for most task I deal with in the woods or on the farm I can handle with the Case Copperhead in my pocket or the Buck 110 Auto Elite on my belt.

If you weren't 5 hours away I'd be all over this. What a fantastic little pocket rocket

I don't see myself walking away from revolvers anytime soon. This is my current favorite, a Model 25-5 in .45 colt, packed around in a Simply Rugged Alligator skin pancake.

Gun is sold, sorry I thought I had updated

$1650 obo, I would like to sell this week