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I sent you some money by paypal , it aint much but with all us on here it should add up. God bless you and I pray it gets better for you.

The M&P grip design feels better than any polymer pistol that I've owned. I have the M&P9 2.0 4.25 barrel. Very good feeling pistol. I have medium/large hands and with the small grip insert on it feels GREAT.

I noticed that others were selling the same thing. The only thing I noticed was that some of the other sellers had this typed in the description,,,, " this does not extend the length of your current magazine" . But my description wasnt that much different. So i made another ad so I'll see what happens.

In a way they are since the go over the end of the magazine , but since the end of them are open , it could get another gun pregnant.

It was 4 S.A. XD9/40 sleeves . 3 FDE colored and 1 black for $22. Woooooo maybe it was the black colored one that seemed related to the almighty dangerous black rifle ????

When I have something that I know wont sell here gun related I try to get rid of it on Ebay. I put up a few S.A. XD magazine sleeves. The little plastic "spacers" that go over the full size magazines to make them flush fitting with the compact guns. Ebay sent me a message saying that they are taking the AD down due to my items being something that would render a firearm into an assault weapon. Good Lord ! What in the world is happening ?!?!

I'm guilty of that many times on here

I am looking for a heavy material like canvas or even denim that is durable but NOT LINED with insulation for warmth. I dont need ANY INSULATION. I have a regular bass pro shop cookie cutter vest I wear to fish that holds my items but it snags and rips and is very flimsy. I want a vest that has lots of pockets , is very durable and has thick material that wont rip but not lined since I will use it in the summer and winter. I dont want to burn up with heat. I saw some nice ones at Deluth Trading that would work and the material was very tough but they were insulated to where it would be too darn hot in the summer. I fish all year , all kinds of fish , small , large , wading in water , and I dont have a boat so I carry all my gear with me where ever I walk and go along the banks and creeks. I need it to hold lots of gear in pockets and such. I have saw a few nice denim vest's on ebay with lots of pockets and not lined but they were out of China and had several stipulations on ordering them so I passed. Too sketchy. DO you guys have any ideas ?

WOW , is that like a scope that records what you do ? Or a video camera attached to the gun ?

Yeah , I got what I need , but it just seems arrogant at what some people are pricing stuff at. The bad thing is that people will probably pay their prices.

I'm not sure what the MSRP is on the Gen 5 G22 MOS but I don't think its $825. There is a lot of this going on and just makes me sick. I saw a pack of primers that normally go for $28-$35 and it was listed at $135 last week on another site. CRAZY ! It was interesting seeing the .40S&W with 2 pins instead of 3 pins.

https://www.wkrn.com/news/nashville-2020/handgun-accessory-parts-manufacturer-moving-headquarters-to-nashville/

Outpost Armory owned by Mr. Barrett is supposed to have a huge shop and range with a long rifle range indoors. It's supposed to be built this year I heard and read. Somewhere along I-24 down from their present shop. I think I saw the construction site and if that's it then they are also very far behind. All this chinese virus stuff is causing major delays. My father-in-law is a contractor and the virus mess has caused their company to be put on hold all summer and he just now went back to work. https://www.murfreesborovoice.com/article/2330/the-outpost-armory-breaks-ground-on-new-murfreesboro-shooting-range

I like them too but now that Layne is gone , when I listen to certain songs like Voices , you can tell how much of Jerry Cantrell's voice was there all along helping Layne out. They both have great voices.

My favorite song of all time.

Just for some Glock eye candy , here's my G17 made in 1996. Its a Gen 2 but to me the Gen 2 was Glock's "perfection" . No finger grooves , damn near rust proof , 2 pin frame instead of 3 pins , old style extractor with no LCI , no light rail , and it has leaf style springs in the slide LOCK and slide STOP instead of the coiled springs they switched to now days.

Buds Gun Shop in Sevierville had them for $769 when I was in there on a trip we took Saturday. There were a stack on them in boxes in the case. Around 10-15 of them. There is no way I'm paying that much for a reproduction that doesn't even have the real Tenifer treatment. It's a neat pistol and all but dang that's a lot of money for a Glock , an then Tennessee tax on top would push it over to $800.

OMG ! So dang tempting but the main reason I liked the Gen 1,2, and 3 was because they used Tenifer and the Gen 1,2 and 3 hardly ever had rust show up. This one will have the current metal treatment and not real Tenifer.

We are selling our home next year so I guess I'll decide on a new mower when we get our new place. But like I said , a regular rear wheel drive works fine. But I sure like the zero turn capability.

My father-in-law bought a Kubota zero turn mower. It's nice and high speed and awesome. He works as a contractor and is away from home with his job a bunch. Well he said if I mowed his yard I could use this new mower at my house too. So for the past 2 years I have used it mowing his yard and mine. It's fast , it turns on a dime , and just neat but I swear it sucks when the land is wet !!!! I live in a normal area but if it is slightly wet and just a bit uphill this thing will just get stuck. So I went back to using my own regular rear wheel drive front engine mower. NO PROBLEM AT ALL !!!! Sometimes the grass isnt always greener or "cut easier" on the other side. Have any of you noticed this with the zero turn mowers ? The engine and transmission being all over the rear wheels just seems to make the "balance" be off a bit , I always thought the engine being in the back with the drive wheels would be great for traction. But sometimes I guess all that weight in the rear just seems to make the rear wheels dig a hole. I just thought I'd post this to help if anyone was thinking of going from a regular riding mower to a zero turn mower.

My wife , me and our little girl went riding around and ended up at Reelfoot Lake. We walked through the Cypress trees on the baord walk. We saw a bunch of Gar. One was solid black and very thick . They were rolling around all over the water. Then we went across a low bridge that people fish off of. I swear there were easily 15 gar fish where people caught them and just threw them onto the asphalt to rot. What a waste.

you guys are about to make me go in debt. I like the Caniks but my personal thing is to not buy a gun that I can't completely disassemble. The "take down" lever on these guns are very strange. Most guys that take them apart end up mauling or destroying the frame when it comes to the disassembly lever.

Glad to help buddy . I like them both. I am a big Glock fan because I like a fighting gun with very few moving parts in which I have to use on my job , but in recreation I like hammer guns. In fact the older I get the more I seem to like the older style hammer guns. The CZ and the Beretta both are extremely reliable designs and they just work and work. There is no break-in period. They just work like an older well oiled sewing machine.

Here's a picture just for you. I guess we have the same taste in hammer guns.

Just thought I'd add something crazy I found yesterday. Another local gun store has 2 of the same Beretta Compacts for sale for $699. WOW this is crazy after getting mine at a local store only 6 miles from that store for $424 out the door. It seems that some stores are asking MSRP prices and some even MORE than the MSRP prices during this virus mess and gun rush.