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Middle Tennessee Outdoors will be hosting a free entry giveaway for a Lock On Stand or deercart on the 4th of July. Requirements are join the Middle Tennessee Outdoors Facebook group and follow the rules associated with the drawing. The drawing post will appear at 12 noon on the 4th and run until 1pm. Shortly after 1pm, we will go live to draw the winner who will choose a stand or deer cart. Come on over!

Thanks for the heads up on this Handsome Rob and Mike_F. Was an idea, but i may decide to pass on the idea of sleeping in a comfortable bed before heading out to stalk bullies at first light.

I will be out there mid October on an either sex muzzleloader hunt in unit 34. First time going after them

I have a cousin that lives out that way and yes looking at a OTC tag next year. I'm New Mexico bound this season

Does anybody have any experience with the lower range hunt areas near Denver? I have a first cousin that lives in Evergreen and i was just wondering if anybody had hunted that area. She says there's alot of elk, but long trip/mucho dinero on a whim.

https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/dickson-gun-knife-show/ Hear ye, Hear ye! Gunshow this weekend right down 40 for all you Nashvillians. 27-28 June Rain or Shine

Carl Jones on the firing line

Oh I definitely dont intend to shoot it much and for sure no high brass but i might shoot at a dove or two on opening day just for the thrill. Say you did shoot light load 2-3/4s or the 2-1/2s? I saw that RST sells correct length shells. I havent checked the chambers other than sliding a 2-3/4" down in it to confirm it was a 12.

Looking for 5-10 rounds of 30 Rimfire to shoot the pepperbox and to have some for $#!+$ and giggles. I know it might be easier to ask for a unicorn, but if you have some, let me know. Closer to Nashville the better.

Recently acquired a JJ Weston made by Henri Piper double barrel. Trying to determine if its got Damascus or Steel barrels. The top of the barrel says " Fine Twist Belgium" and the barrels lock up nicely. Has dual hammers and triggers. Looks to be in great shape with good lockup Anybody have information on these? As in an accurate year determination. Gunsmiths in the Nashville area familair with them?

This actually ended up getting a Leupold Vari-X III 3.5-10x40. Still have yet to fire it. It will make its appearance for TN Deer this year if not for CO Elk sooner.

Looking at a vintage double hammered, double triggered, double barrel JJ Weston (Belgium made) with Damascus barrels. Assuming the gunsmith gives the green light on safety, where's a source for period safe 2-1/2" shells? Not planning to shoot much, but I can't resist just once or twice

I am a member of the East Hickman Volunteer Fire Department and we are doing a final push to sell our last calendars before the end of the month. 18 chances to win 17 guns and one high dollar cooler. Drew the first tonight and the winner was Jamie Hunter for a Springfield XD 45 Mod2. $50 each and we accept PayPal or cash/check in person. We are located just west of Nashville in Hickman County (Lyles, Bon Aqua) and have been running calls since 1January 2018 amassing over 500 calls since. https://m.facebook.com/groups/439916982687597?view=permalink&id=2983109471701656

I have always thought the hype about Leupold and other high end scopes was blown out of proportion. I finally broke down and bought a vintage Vari-X III 3.5-10x40 after seeing everybody's recommendation for a scope on the model 70 i bought a few months back and wow. What have I been shooting with all these years? Crystal clear and i love the eye relief.

Ran across a Bausch and Lomb 4-12x40 Balvar to sit atop it. 2 months and I’ve still not sent the first round down the pipe.

What’s the NF?

Trying to pinpoint the scope I want to put on top of the blued tube. Have found a Bausch and Lomb 2.5-10x40 in Gloss. I have a 4-12x40 Simmons 8Point and am Tossing around the idea of just putting a Leupold Rifleman 4-12x40 on it, but not sure they come in gloss? Anybody got insight or recommendations? The rifle already has a one piece Leupold mount . Winchester M70 30-06 that will be used for deer under 200 yards but will be going to Colorado for elk a few times ....

The gray is just a pad on the cheekrest. Self adhered, sort of like weatherstripping material. Guy knew his pistols. He Didn’t even know it was a pre-64 until I started questioning the bolt and looked up the serial

Been looking the last couple of months for a replacement deer rifle after my M1917 Eddystone got stolen. Was heavily considering a 721 Remington and then found a scoped 1903 that wasn’t the prettiest, but got a helluva deal on. Was in my hometown today for my sons birthday at grandmas and found the one I’ve been looking for. Pre-64 Model 70 Super Grade in 30-06... priced at $350. Needless to say, that’s one less they have to sell this year .

Have had a couple guns stolen from my mothers closet. We assumed my 17 year old brother had a hand in them disappearing and don’t figure I will ever see them again but hopefully we can spread the word. Serial number on the 30-06 has been documented. 1) Eddystone M1917 30-06. Made in 1918, intricate carvings, 4-12x50 Simmons Scope, Bipod and leather sling (scope in pictures has long been replaced) 2) Remington Nylon 66 .22 LR. Chrome action/barrel with black synthetic stock. Only distinguishing features is a Green “WF” on buttstock and a crack at end of the forearm. Was grandfathers coon gun. (No pictures) spread the word

I ended up getting two factory Marlin magazines for $14.55/shipped each off EBay in factory packaging. after looking, it does have the factory slide style, so I guess I will dig through the ammo cans and see if I have some of those mounts. Guess having $59 in a scoped 22 Jm stamped bolt action can’t be too bad, eh?

One of my buddies asked me if I had any use for a .22 rifle. Said no st first before I asked what it was. Ends up being a Glenfield M25 bolt action and he only wanted $30 bc I’d didn’t have a magazine with it Where can I get a base system to mount a small scope? Are these reliable guns?

Just a 16 gauge made in 1904.