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I see a LOT of stuff for a puppy to get in to!!! He is growing fast, congrats.

    We can flip for #3

Nick is right, never war a group buy on the 308 lower, just a heads up on it from the dealer.

Looks great, congrats!!!

Again, I am in depending on price and would like Serial number 3.

Link to story added

This knife at a good price and I will put my name in the hat.

Barrel to plate: Tempelton Rye infuses pork with Prohibition-style whiskey   http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2014/04/11/bottle-to-farm-to-plate-whiskey-tasting-pork/   Woodward, IA –  Pork and whiskey are two things that usually pair nicely, but combining the two in a single cut of meat can be a hog-heavenly match. Templeton Rye Whiskey's Heritage Pork Project is trying to produce pigs that taste like the old fashion whiskey. Scott Bush and Keith Kerkhoff, co-founders of Templeton Rye Whiskey in Iowa, famous for their rye whiskey made with the same recipe their grandpas used to make as bootleggers, came up with the concept of infusing pigs with the taste of whiskey late last year. "Here's a crazy idea, let's get a bunch of pigs and feed them our spent mash and see what happens," said Bush. What happens is pork that should have the same sweet, rich flavors of the whiskey.   The experiment so far involves 25 Duroc heritage pigs that were born in January and won't be ready for processing until June or July. About a fifth of the pigs diet is made up of the spent Templeton mash.  The rest is high-quality traditional pig feed.     Might just be good?

There ya go, pics worth a 1000 words.

With the way I use a knife, no way am I gona spend that kind of money on a knife.

I have one of them "shock" fly swatters, if the swing do kill them the shock will. Knocked down 3 today.

I dont have a model to give ya, but you will spend close to 200 dollars for a good one. Join dvor.com, some times they have a good deal on them. Crimson Trace comes to mind

A bit of help http://www.murfreesborotn.gov/DocumentCenter/View/264

Keep us up on the reassembly.

Nope, always been there.   Now on the pins you removed, which ones, what are the part numbers, and in what order?

#29 hooks over Pin #20, I think the top pin #20. #37 pins hold it all in place in place. Now getting the sear spring to stay in place is the trick.

I think I see what needs to happen, if I could get my hands on it I feel I could get it back together. Are all the pins there? Do you ever get to Nashville? The red marks need to touch when you get back in. Might not be able to "see" what needs to happen, but try. [URL=http://s896.photobucket.com/user/redintn/media/spring/3mtparts1_zpsbb874f71.jpg.html][/URL]

It holds the sear in place to hold the hammer back, somehow. What I cant "see" is how it fell out. Did the pistol function before?

Lord thank you for another day, Please look after us, all the ones need you and the ones dont think they do. Thank you Lord for another day.   I say this every day, some times more than once.

THAT IS NOT THE SAME DOG!!! (JK) We had a dog get dumped at our drive years ago, took her in, vet helped us clean her up. Looked a lot like yours in the first pic. She has been with us for 10 years now and is a great dog. Congrats.

This aint funny, I dont care who you are.

:up: for personal defense.

This, with Titegroup, I did the screw tightening thing as well, helped a bit. I set mine over a paper plate to catch what I could.

Most of the time it cuts the second time worst.

Black, yes High capacity, 25 Pistol grip, yes Sagia 12 [URL=http://s896.photobucket.com/user/redintn/media/firearms/S12415122.jpg.html][/URL]