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I don't know if the same concepts apply to a shotgun, but below is a site that shows how to paint rifles. http://longrangehunting.com/articles/camouflage-paint-rifle-1.php

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The XD-9 service is not too hard to conceal. It does print maybe just a tiny bit because of the handle of the gun but it really is not that noticeable unless you are just looking for it. IMHO i believe the XD-9 service is a better firearm to have than the subcompact. Again that is just my opinion as everyone else is entitle to his/her. It just depends on what you are looking for. To me i would much rather have the longer barrel and the extra rounds. But thats just me...

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Inspiring piece of history indeed

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Ooooh very nice. I thought the new xd's came with a thumb safety?

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Personally i prefer the Ranger SXT in 127gr. +p+. The follow up shots with them are not that noticeable compared to a regular round. I have seen these things penetrate and open up beautifully. They will get the job done! I also carry Federal Hydroshock in 147gr. although some may argue that is a little heavy for the 9mm. I prefer the 147gr. over the 124gr. because i feel that it is better for penetration.

I check out the links a few of the fellow members posted. If y'all are serious about putting their names out because it is indeed public record and if y'all need support for it, then i am willing to help. If this means that The CA will remove that database then i am for it.

I checked on the link you posted but the guy said he's sold out of them Ranger RA9TA. Those are then 127gr. +p+ for the 9mm. That is some good stuff. I've been trying to find more of those rounds to no avail. I did some amateur test between the Ranger's and the Federal Hydrosocks and the ranger's seem to open up better than the federal's. I fired at pieces of some 2x4's with a damp phone book behind it to catch the bullet. the ranger's seem to penetrate and expand better upon hitting the wood. The hydroshock didn't hold up as well and one even warped. Here's a couple pictures. The Ranger RA9TA is to the left and Federal Hydroshock is to the right for comparison.

Everything is going just like any other day............except i'm still waiting for jason to come

Quote: Originally Posted by Tom Givens of RangeMaster - Memphis Commercial Appeal had posted a link to the personal information on every Handgun Carry Permit holder in Tennessee. This open information includes your full name, address, and full date of birth. In their tiny minds, they cannot fathom why anyone other than a criminal or a militia-type whacko would want to carry a gun. By publishing your personal data, they also hope to intimidate you, by applying pressure on you by relatives, co-workers, employers, and others who might not otherwise know that you have a carry permit. Of course, the real threat from this inexcusable behavior is identity theft. By making your full name, address, and date of birth available on-line, that data can be accessed by anyone in the world, via the internet. That is sufficient personal information to allow all sorts of criminal activity that will impact you directly. I suggest you contact the management of the C/A directly and voice your extreme opposition to this electronic terrorism. To make this more effective, I have appended below the home address of the various C/A staff. After all, the public has a right to know, eh? Let's see how they like their personal data in the public domain. Please send a strongly worded letter to each of these clowns at their home address. -Tom Givens List updated by me with home phone numbers: Quote: Joseph Pepe, President and publisher 3195 Wetherby Cv S Germantown, TN 38139 901-737-8784 Home Property Tax Information Steve Tomb, VP of Operations 1846 Wildcreek Cv Collierville, TN 38017 Phone Unpublished Home Property Tax Information Chris Peck, Editor 21 Belleair Dr Memphis, TN 38104 901-276-8314 Home Property Tax Information Otis Sanford, Editor/Opinion & Editorials 3396 Park Ave Memphis, TN 38111 Phone Unpublished Home Property Tax Information Eric Janssen, VP of Digital Media 8996 Stratfield Cv Germantown, TN 38139 901-358-7007, Home 901-212-3597, Cell Home Property Tax Information Scott Sines, Managing Editor 2136 Wentworth Ln Germantown, TN 38139 Phone Unpublished Home Property Tax Information Daniel Moehle, VP/Chief Financial Officer 3172 Devonshire Way Germantown, TN 38139 901-757-5911 Home Property Tax Information Karl Wurzbach, VP of Sales and Marketing 3098 Bentwood Run Dr Collierville, TN 38017 Phone Unpublished Home Property Tax Information Robert Jiranek, VP of New Business Development 175 Waring Rd Memphis, TN 38117 901-251-1810 Home Property Tax Information Bob Pinarski, Advertising Director 3961 Herons Landing Ln Arlington, TN 38002 901-867-5294 Home Property Tax Information Denise Holman, Manager of Classified Advertising 720 Litty Ct 103 Memphis, TN 38103 Phone Unpublished Home Property Tax Information Paul Jewell, Marketing Director 1439 Vance Ave Memphis, TN 38104 901-272-1458 Home Property Tax Information Funny, I ran each of these people through the database and not one was in there. I cannot believe, for a second, as pompous and "royal" as these people are that not one of them has a permit. So I am pretty confident about the "tweaked" part now. Besides Fisherville (which is equal) the chart does not match up with the city if you type it in. City - Chart - Manual Fisherville - 4 - 4 Eads - 612 - 607 Lakeland - 509 - 501 Arlington - 1304 - 1273 Millington - 1577 - 1551 Germantown - 1898 - 1864 Collerville - 2103 - 2071 Bartlett - 2475 - 2436 Ccordova - 2709 - 2652 Memphis - 16166 - 15949 Looks like they removed their friends and family too. Please post this on any, not necessarily firearms related but gun friendly, forums that get a lot of traffic. /tg P.S. For those that do not know, Memphis Commercial Appeal is the local newspaper. And it is about as far left as you can get without falling over the edge.... oh wait! ...nevermind. Pass along

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. A couple of those bucks are also mine. The closest check in station from my hunting spot is indeed in Hardeman County.