jeffmem

Thinning out some things to free up some money . You need to be a tn resident, legal to own firearms, prefer hcp holder. I am just east of memphis in fayette county. For now you would have to come here … i am hoping to make it to Nashville at some point since my wife has some business up there. will get pics up later colt match target 22. Very clean $1000

There is a guy that I have seen at middle and west TN shows that builds small black powder signal cannons. Anyone know what his company name is?

Done.

I’m in too ... pm me the where

Not sure if this is the right area so mods please move if so. Thought i would pass along a fair deal. Cash america gallitin pike, has a g26 with tlr6. Box, one mag for $429 . Was up visiting today and just dont need it

If this crowd were to attack you or your family is it reasonable to assume that you were in fear for your life?

Nice truck and looks to be in great shape. If you need to lock up stuff get one of these.     http://www.consolevault.com/toyota-tundra-floor-console-2007-2011.html    If you want to add satellite or bluetooth streaming you can dice media bridge which interfaces with the factory stereo and works pretty well. 

08 crewmax here. Bad gas mileage (avg 14.7) and not enough headroom for anyone over 6' with the sunroof model. I have to lean my seat back. Otherwise good.

Don't shoplift ... Knockout edition.

  Looks like fun     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddhrD3a2I1M

Pretty packed. Had some reloading stuff.

What franchises are you looking at? Don't rule out section 8 if you are going in to the rental business.

I think they are offering a $50 grocery card for guns turned in. Plus grizzlies tickets.    http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2013/sep/19/no-questions-asked-at-memphis-gun-buy-back-event/    

The math doesn't add up ... Rtf upper maybe $250, lone wolf barrel $100, 7 mags $125 or so, other misc parts maybe $50. Frame is likely worthless although glock is pretty customer friendly ... Might be able to send it back to them for (merciful) replacement.

Why does this guy have to be from Memphis? (Note trigger in picture) http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=350865020

Thanks for all the reaponses. I found someone that could do it for a fair price.

There are a couple of law firms adverstising online nfa trust services now days. Just google nfa trust and these two pop up (Nfafirearmstrust.com and guntrust.com). The first one appears to be the kim firm out of GA. Any opinions about either of these? Cost is my primary consideration since most quotes i have received have been $650+. Also does the state of tn require yearly fees to be paid on a nfa trust?

Looks like you hit it right on the head. Found a video on youtube. http://youtu.be/U42d2xSn1Zk

It has on board compressed air and shoots rubber balls i think.

Heres a pic ... Anyone know who makes these?

Closed at $146k

roughly 70 cases per pound right? 1,670,900 cases. Seems like the going rate for once fired .223 is about 1000 for $100 so this lot is worth $167,090. Assuming the bid stays under $4 a pound this would be a deal. Who wants to go in on it? If we could just get 80 members to go $1000 a piece :)

Anyone near clarksville have a dump truck :)   http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view?auctionId=6006724&convertTo=USD    

The bill text hasn't been posted yet but they have changed the "test" to detachable magazine + 1 feature. So m1 carbines / m1a are included (edit: according to this http://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/assault-weapons-ban-summary it looks like bayonet lugs are no longer a test so maybe m1 carbine is ok???) http://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?ID=5dffbf07-d8e5-42aa-9f22-0743368dd754 If this were to pass I'm curious what happens to grandfathered weapons. Can they be transferred at all? It does say that high (normal) capacity magazines will not be transferable. Will they require them to be registered as nfa items?

Looks like it passed http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/15/nyregion/new-york-legislators-hope-for-speedy-vote-on-gun-laws.html?google_editors_picks=true