No_0ne

This was my first thought too. I grew up about 30 miles from there, in those days the paper mills had some huge operations in Henderson, Hardin and McNairy counties. I've been away from there for many years so I'm not sure how much of that is still going on, but it makes sense that this is a defunct tree-farming operation ...

Very prophetic. Seems her new show did flop, and now Maggie (Lauren Cohen) is headed back to TWD ...

If you can see your neighbors' houses, or if the road in front of your house is called a "street", you didn't move far enough ...

In response to TGODavid's post:

Duck, quickly ...

Meh. How many more iterations of their plastic pistol toys can they regurgitate ...

Unless you're dealing in highly collectible firearms, it's strictly a buyers market now. Price your gun accordingly, and it will sell. If you're a buyer, this is a really good time to pick up what you want, as long as you don't put artificial restrictions on yourself. like limiting your market to local sellers and non-internet purchases ...

I don't know anything about patent laws as regards to infringement issues, but after watching a couple of videos on field stripping and takedown of this gun, it's pretty much a dead ringer for a 10/22 ...

I'm resigned to the fact that it's just a facet of living in the connected world. As with other areas (think DVD piracy, "jailbreaking" cable and dish receivers as past examples), whatever security measures are implemented will always eventually be compromised by those with the skills, time and equipment to do so ...

Damn Russians, at it again ... Or is it the Ukrainians now, I forget ...

For a desktop, you might consider having one built to order. There are shops that do this, also a lot of regular folks can put one together for you, chances are somebody you know has built their own ...

50 years from now, there will be posts exclaiming about the "crazy cheap ammo prices" from 2019 ...

If the buyer is smart, he will also have a title search done. Although I'm sure your property is free and clear of old liens, taxes, etc., there have been numerous instances where buyers get surprised by such things. A title search is simply good insurance ...

A 220 breaker is just a double pole breaker, so yes you can replace the 20A 110's with a 220, providing the same brand is used as dralarms pointed out already.

FIFY

I doubt that any bank reluctant to provide financing to Colt is refusing due to outside influence - Colt's owners have a long history of raiding equity from the company and hanging investors and financiers out to dry in the process. Why would any thinking company or individual want to throw any more good money after bad into Colt ...

I see 3 different varieties of 380 and 8 of 223 currently in stock at RK's online site ...

Thanks. Ordered, code worked first time.

Yes, the various iterations of hedge fund and private equity entities who have owned Colt for many years have been very adept at using other people's money to squeeze any remaining capital from the company, with no regard to innovation, vision or market dynamics. I suspect that ride is nearing the end, and once these current government contracts expire Colt will either be sold off or just allowed to cease operations altogether ...

Good analysis. The simple fact is that Colt is so poorly run and managed, their only mode of survival is in government contracts, preferably (for them) the no-bid types ...

Meh, it's McDonalds, the food sucks anyway ...

That's cruel, promoting hope only to see their little hearts torn out again ...

Only the body, drivetrain, suspension, electrical and fuel systems ... All of it ... Not difficult, nor expensive to work on, which is a good thing because nothing will ever work on one ... As you can tell, I was not enamored of them, even back when they were new ...