I am Groot!

I am not backing out any time soon. You know it is going to amp up next week.

Congrats! I like the look of the stock, I have not seen that before. Does it have storage?

Music City Pawn 595 Hillsboro Rd #315, Franklin, TN (615) 472-1100 $25 transfer $10 background check They are a preferred ffl for buds.

Thanks, in the middle of the one right now. I am just doing it for fun and want something that my kids might use someday.

Thanks Brother!

She saw it on Face Book, so it must be true.

My wife sent me this pic of downtown Ashland City decorations. If you live there, I would like to know if this is true.

Three whiffs in a row. The season started out so well and then one stinker after another. Some one posted a download of the comic earlier on the thread, but you can also read all the comics on YouTube. You just type in walking dead issue... and go to town reading. All 133 comics are there.

He went from riding some ones tail on the interstate, to having some one riding his tail in the state pen.

I wish I was in the same shape as some of you that never sell your guns, but to buy more I need funds. I have three kids and don't make bank. We do just fine, but I don't want the wife up my butt about buying "to many guns". Selling a gun that I don't shoot is a good way for me to raise those funds. I generally check gun broker.

They are not the best, but they are not bad. The Hornet and it is serviceable. Bought it mainly for my kids to shoot in the back yard. The other is a Showstopper. It is a good shooter and not a bad trigger. I was not planning on buying it, but the price was to good to pass up. The price of .177 is a lot cheaper than .22 and much easier to find.

I have picked up two air rifles from Essex Bargain Hunt in Franklin. Both are Gammo and shoot great. They have two other air guns in the back at deep discounts. I bought both of mine for less that 40 each and there were more that 120 on amazon. If you are looking for a deal they are a good place to look. They will not have a huge selection, but you can't beat the price. You can call and ask what they have. Bargain Hunt Discount Store 4140 Carothers Pkwy, Franklin, TN 37067 (615) 591-0774

Present company excluded. He is certainly not a lumber jack.

Lumber sexual, more like Lumber Jack Off.

I am not shaving my beard. I am too damn ugly and fat for anyone to think I am a hipster.

Nice build! I have been thinking of buying a Kel-tec PLR-16, you may have just changed my mind.

I for one am glad that a manufacturer finally labled the grip. I have bee holding my pistols wrong all these years. This would have saved me several ER visits.

I am from Odessa TX and have been hog hunting all my life. I have hunted them with several different rounds, 308 will get the job done, but I would not use 223. At will take down smaller hogs with the right shot, but you will have a hard time taking down a larger hog. My favorite gun to hunt hogs is a Winchester (American Made) 94AE 444 marlin. Fun to shot and will take down any size hog. You don't want to go chasing a big hog into the South Texas brush. I have a lot of great recipes for sausage if you want to make some when you get back. Smoked, not breakfast.

The one positive thing that I will say is that your wife handled her self very well. She should not have to put up with that, but good on her.

I have an older pt92 that I love to shoot and have never had a problem with.

I thought that it was the inspector signature. Thanks Thanks for the heads up on serial number. Using any of the items that were my fathers always makes me feel close to him, as I am sure that it does with most of you. I look forward to giving it to one of my sons one day.

Thanks for the help. I will definitely contact him.

I recently took my fathers 940 to the range, this is the first time that I shot it since he passed away about a year ago. It shoot great, but when I went to clean it, I had some questions about the numbers on the gun. I am not interested in the value, trading or selling, just want to know about the numbers. I am sure there is someone who is willing to impart there knowledge about the numbers stamped into the gun. I am particularly interested in the 010 and what is the sticker 41? The picture that is hard to see say 2117 010. The only marking on the cylinder and it's swing arm, not sure what to call it, is 010. In the second picture there is only MOD 940 stamped. The other pics that I have seen on line when I did not own research there was a number above the MOD 940 Thanks in advance for your help.

Thanks for the heads up on the files. I bought a big one at Home Depot that won't work. When I scrape my blade with a file I assume material is not removed if it is hardened. Thanks

It was just a bar in my garage. I am sure it was d1. I had no idea what that meant when I started. I did heat treat it, but I don't know how successful I was. I heated it till it was demagnetized and then plunged it in oil. I put it in the oven for 4 hrs at 350. I read so many things on the net I was not sure what was best, so I just went for it. I buffed it then sharpened it. The reason that I think it was not tempered right, is that it sharpened easily. If you think, or know that it was tempered wrong please let me know. What would be a good steel to start with in my next knife? I am not going to use the rest of the bar. I was thinking a file and I have a couple of old saw blades. Thank you for the offer to come to Portland. I my take you up on that around Thanksgiving if you don't have to much going on.