TGO David

  Sorry.  :D   But to be honest, this kind of makes me feel a little vindicated.  Normally my co-pilot falls asleep on me unless I keep her awake by agitating her somehow.

  That's pretty slick.

I went through this recently.  On previous trucks I've always had the Undercover brand of ABS hard shell.  It worked great for security and weather-tightness but was a real pain to remove when I wanted to haul something large.   Just before Christmas I ordered an Undercover Flex for my current truck, but I ended up with buyer's remorse and cancelled the order.  I just use my truck far too frequently as a truck and knew it was $700'ish that really wasn't well spent.  They are supposed to be outstanding tonneau covers and I did a lot of research on them before buying, but in the end I felt like I'd end up becoming frustrated with having any sort of cover on the bed.   The rolling segmented type are supposed to be nice as well but I've seen some that didn't hold up.  I would research those pretty heavily before buying one to make sure that I got the most durable option.

  Thanks for caring enough to stop in and tell us you don't care.  :wave:

As a note to all who are ordering, I will be sending these out in batches once a week, typically on Wednesdays so that they arrive by the weekend.  Those of you who order before 5pm on Tuesday will have yours mailed out to you on that following Wednesday.

  You just proved my point with the last statement.   :)   As for not covering your friend with a muzzle, have you used a flashlight?  You don't have to aim them directly at something to illuminate it.  ;)

Welcome.  Audi fan?

John Moses Browning approves.

I have an XDS 45 and have enjoyed shooting it, and the Mod 2 looks like a natural evolution.  Unfortunately a lot of folks have really latched on to the "Grip Zone" molded into the grip and have amused themselves by making fun of it too much to give any other aspects of the gun a fair shake.   If you shoot it well, will carry it religiously, and it goes bang every time you pull the trigger, I would say you have a keeper.  Enjoy it.  :)

Ok, I had to redo the invoice.  Send me a PM with the email you want to be using and I'll try to change it behind the scenes.

  Honestly I'm not sure.  It's worth a shot.

Howdy.

  And this is where the Libertarian / Constitutionalist argument generally comes off the rails.  Your mentality is very isolationist and doesn't consider that you might just be in the minority.  Like I said, a win-win is for the State to acknowledge Constitutional open carry and sell permits for concealed carry.  Those who want a permit and reciprocity will pay for it.  Those who don't will just enjoy carrying freely inside the state.   As for how many people make use of reciprocity, I can tell you I do all the time.  And likely so do countless other Tennesseans with HCPs who travel back and forth to neighboring states on a weekly if-not daily basis.  Ask folks who live in border towns like Clarksville, Chattanooga, Memphis, Johnson City, etc. But what it sounds like you're saying is since you aren't one of those people, you couldn't care less provided it's free for you.   Like I said, very isolationist.

Actually, this may not be an easy fix.  I'll have to open a support ticket with the forum software vendor.  Your Vendor account is linked to your email address by virtue of PayPal.  When you changed the address, you severed the relationship between the two.

No problem - easy to fix.

From their site...   A permit holder can submit a Renewal Application at any Driver Service Center or renew by mail. To receive a renewal application by mail call (615) 251-8590. 

I like that they are using the G-Code attachment system.  I'll give them a look-see the next time I am in the market for a holster.  :)

  Again, if we did it like Kentucky does, it would be a win-win.  Carry openly for free, a la the Constitution.  Carry concealed for a fee, a la TN permit.  The way Kentucky does it makes a lot of sense and scratches both itches, and it takes a lot out of me to say that something Kentucky does makes sense.  There's not much else the Commonwealth does that I particularly agree with.   The bonus would be that Tennessee would be issuing a CCP that could still be recognized for reciprocity by other states.  People who want to travel and still carry would pony up the money to get a CCP.  The people who are comfortable with open carry and don't want to be on a government register for having a permit, would just continue to do so but only inside the state borders.   Unfortunately it makes so much sense, our legislators will never go for it.

  You really need look no further than our neighbor to the immediate north.  I was born and raised in Kentucky.  Lived there for about 24 years.  Kentucky supports Constitutional Carry for openly displayed handguns.  The permit in Kentucky, which generates a nice bit of revenue for the Commonwealth, is for concealment.   Tennessee could easily adopt the same stance here, but likely will not anytime soon.  It would be simple to make open carry legal without a permit for any resident of the State, and require a permit if you desire to conceal it.

  This is all you really need to know about why it will never happen in Tennessee.  There's far too much money being made.

Unbeknownst to many in Tennessee, the color orange is in fact not a property of the University of Tennessee Volunteers and frequently enjoys use as a color for items to which attention is desired to be drawn.   Also, I'm not a Vols fan.  :)

  Some folks may not understand the reference, so please try to include more than a parting shot.  This is a subject worth being a little more verbose about since we're essentially talking about the difference between freedom and incarceration.   For those who have no idea who Randy Weaver is or what it's relevant to this discussion, click here:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randy_Weaver

Yeah, found it.  Thanks for the heads up... I'm never not signed-in so I had no idea.  :)

  I'm not seeing it?

Correct. Glock decided to stick with tradition rather than suddenly make a firearm that looks like a river otter clutching a fish in its mouth. ;) What you need to think about for a moment is the advantage this gives to the gentleman who wishes to procure more than one firearm in his life without being nagged by his spouse. If they all look the same, that new gun is "the same one I've had for years honey". Pure genius. Here's a test: Question: Which of these Glocks have I owned for longer than a year? Answer: Why are you up my ass about this? It's the SAME gun you've seen me carry for months. Shouldn't you be ironing something??? :hat: Disclaimer: Not a trained marriage advisor. Proceed at own risk.