Steelharp

Something about hanging out with Ben "Cooter" Jones in the rich history of the Shenandoah Valley for a few days changes your EDC perspective...

Crazy people don't know they're crazy. I, however, know I'm crazy, therefore I'm not crazy.

Let me see if I understand this. The members are allowed to fire any gun that's for sale on the shelf... and after the membership has run several hundred rounds through these guns, they sell them at NEW prices? Just wanting clarification.

This comes to successful fruition, I'm gonna be seriously looking at a 43X...

https://www.theblaze.com/news/this-legally-armed-veteran-rushed-into-action-to-protect-children-during-el-paso-attack

In the press conference I just watched, they're not saying the pictures out are accurate. They suggested the pics might not be from the shooting. I haven't seen ANY pics yet.

One of our guys (firefighter) heard three guys, one mag each. Guess we'll find out.

From a civilian, retail standpoint, our sales numbers for centerfire handgun ammo show .380, 9mm, .45 and 10mm as the top sellers. .40 is a distant 5th. It's not that it isn't a capable round. That's silly. It's just not as popular as it was. There will always be those that are going to wag their .40 incher in everybody's face like it's the big dog in the room. I deal with those people enough. In the civilian world, times have changed.

Actually very true.

Don't have .40 guns. Nobody wants them. You'll get 10% military discount on the ammo.

Ammo sales would disagree with you. We have boxes that have been sitting around since June '18 that we got for Black Friday that year. .40 ist kaput.

This particular EZ does have the best feeling factory trigger of any of them I've seen. But, I've only seen the ones that have been through our shop. I like the "East Nashville" look of it, lol.

Performance Center model.

We have the M9ORP17. No thumb safety, just the "standard" model, I guess. I haven't seen a list of choices.

The more I'm messing with this pistol, the more I like it. Someone needs to come buy one so I can shoot it.

The feel of the trigger is VERY similar to the Remington RP9, without the extra overtravel. The grip has the same plastic feel as the RP9, too. Interesting piece. The rail cuts are very large and deep.

You got Jimmy's guitar? How cool! Great guitar, great guy. Congratulations!

Pimptastic.

Make a lot of our customers happy. I get a lot of, "Man, if it didn't have that silver slide..."

An FFL has a storefront/business, pretty easy to ascertain.

If you are not a dealer, it's not likely a dealer will send you a copy of their FFL. You'll have to send a copy of your TN DL with the gun so the dealer can log it in.

I remember Lucy and her SCCy... with diamonds...

Where do ya get phony ads like these?? lol

Traded in Trigger???