MikeW

Thanks I placed a WTB buy ad on Snipershide and a guy PM'd me that had the scope and the USO mount. We worked out a price and per the UPS tracking info the scope should be here today.

USO USMC Marked MST-100 Will be here today ;)

Congrats Looks great

If you are close to Mount Juliet..I have a buddy that owns a meat market. Welcome To Houston's Meat & Produce!

nice work E

Do want and do have the funds if I did not have funds on hold for a different project

welcome

Nice look'n AR Who in there right mind would go shooting when it was that cold

For $300 bucks I would have to pick it up as well

Agree and if it were pre-64 a bit more $$$

I have one of these on order for lightweight field/range use. PRECISION RIFLE SOLUTIONS, LLC - Home

This would be the 2nd full weekend of the month would it not? The last weekend was the 2nd and 3rd.

They should have reopened today Holiday Schedule In 2009, the center will be closed for the following holidays: Easter - April 10-12 Independence Day - Friday, July 3. The range will be open July 4 and 5. Thanksgiving - Friday, November 27. The range will be open November 28 and 29. Christmas and New Year - December 25, 26, 27 and January 1,2 and 3 (2010). The range will re-open on January 8, 2010 on normal winter hours.

I saw that episode the other night and was shocked to see the items that she had. early retirement in her future thanks to her uncle.

Click the link for the guys blog update: UPDATE 2:00pm: I just got word that the bust of Nathan Bedford Forrest was not removed, but moved closer to the Senate to make room for the addition of Keeble’s bust. I’m still waiting on a call from the Tennessee State Library. UPDATE 2:51pm: The Tennessee State Library called with a wealth of information. The bust movements are done under the auspices of the state’s Capitol Commission. Forrest’s bust was moved one niche to the right into a more prominent spot while a bust of President Johnson was moved to Forrest’s old spot from an area where lobbyists hang out. Forrest’s bust used to be the first thing you saw when you exited the House, angering many black legislators. A smaller bust of Governor John Sevier was moved into a collection of former Governors. The bust of Keebler was placed in Gov. John Sevier’s old niche and will remain covered until an official unveiling in February. It cost $35,000 to create from funds appropriated by the legislature about two years ago.

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Sad but True

Bust of Nathan Bedford Forrest removed from state capitol in chains - Nashville Local News - Fwix Bust of Nathan Bedford Forrest removed from state capitol in chains by Christian Grantham - 12:10 pm - January 6th, 2010 The bust of prominent founding member of the Ku Klux Klan Nathan Bedford Forrest was removed from Tennessee’s State Capitol today to make way for the bust of the state’s first African American legislator Sampson Keeble. At least one unnamed lawmaker protested moving the bust of the Civil War Confederate Lt. General whose name and presence on public buildings and parks has long been a source of racial tension. In the 1960s, the state legislature struck Forrest’s birthday from state calendars. Middle Tennessee State University removed a commemorative plaque honoring him on the University Center in the 1990s. The state still issues official proclamations on Nathan Bedford Forrest Day every July 13 to honor his birthday. Keeble served as the first African American lawmaker in Tennessee in 1872 In November 1872, riding the coat-tails of a sizeable popular vote for President Grant, Sampson W. Keeble, who was listed on the Radical ticket along with Philip Lindsley and James W. Ready, was narrowly elected to serve as Republican representative of Davidson County to the 38th Tennessee General Assembly, which convened on January 6, 1873. Grant was enormously popular among black voters, so Keeble picked up those votes, but he certainly won a number of white votes as well, from people who found his moderate political stance acceptable. Keeble was the first African American to serve as a member of the state legislature . . . and the last for some time – it would be eight years before another African American member was elected. Progress...out with the old

kickass set up! Nice work

I had not seen this or heard about it until I went to Kmart at lunch today. I had to ask WTF happened because several of the glass doors were "missing". Crazy

The TWRA at Stones River will not allow 50BMG rither, I hear. However, I have seen a .336 Lupa and Maybe a .408 Cheytac shoot there before. Not sure why they dont like the fiddy.

Haha the ole CHOP STEAK, LOL I know it well....

THANKS SM

My grandparents never took me out for Steak LOL

I have been to Cherokee a few times... it is "ok" but like others have said there are better places out there. Jimmy Kellys, Stockyard, and my close to home Steak spot is Hermitage Steakhouse. Hermitage Steakhouse