alwaysoutdoors

This is all you need to know....

Obviously, there is more going on at the fairgrounds then you are aware of.

I don't believe the direct logic is correct. People who cannot legally buy guns from a dealer (not only felons) can buy them on the side of the road from an individual. I think your statements give credibility to the "gun show loophole" which in no way exists. People privately selling or buying guns at the gun show is no different than two people meeting to do a firearm transaction at the Kroger parking lot or at Basspro (pick your location).

Logic does not exist with anti-gunners!

I am actually under contract now to purchase a home. This will be third home purchase. I did not hire an inspector for the first two homes. If you a family member or good friend who knows houses , you may be better off than hiring an inspector. Like it has been stated previously in this thread, the disclaimers on the inspector contracts are lengthy and pretty much relieve them of any real liability. I hired my first inspector on this third purchase (under contract and not closed yet) and was surprised how many things he found I would consider cosmetic, but he did find things "wrong" that I'm positive the current homeowner didn't even know about like loose fasteners on the metal roof, ants in the crawl space, rotten brick moulding on balcony door, etc....You know stuff that you just may not know about unless by chance...... Good luck and remember it is a "buyers market"

Have the contents list, reb?

They got the name of the LW version right.

You'd be giving up capacity and power like others have said. However, I'm with you that the P238's are cool. I don't want to carry one though. I just like them b/c they resemble the 1911 so much.

You can't go wrong with a Springfield 1911. Is it the best buy for the money? It really boils down to what you like. I like my Kimbers, but they are older (not produced in the last two years). The Taurus for the price is tempting ,but I have no experience with their 1911's, however I think they are making some quality stuff now.

I have a Dan Wesson pm9 I bought new in about 2003. I don't carry it. It shoots great though. Man have those things gotten pricey!

Prices for single sixes have risen alot over the last few years. 295 isn't bad with both cylinders and in like new conditon.

I have shot a polymer framed .45 acp Wilson Combat. Believe it is the KZ-45. It shot great.

Went hunting there about four years ago. Saw some sign but not any deer. It seemed like the way people were hunting is by driving. Hunters would load up their semi shotguns and then do a drive. One guy got shot that year too .That' s not hunting to me ,but overall it was good trip. I would find some food plots and hunt near those. A gentleman I know who is in his 80's said (he's been to AEDC hunting multiple times) he's seen the biggest buck ever at AEDC.

I would stick with aging deer on the hoof by their bodies and not their antlers in TN. A good way is their back and belly lines. You will have a older deer (4 plus) if his back and belly are swayed instead of straight across. Also pay attention to where their necks meet their chests. Older deer (3 or older) will have less definition where the neck meets the chest i.e. older mature deer will have a neck and chest that just flow together due to the neck being so large. For more info, there is a good thread at tndeer with pictures to help age bucks on the hoof

I would go as heavy or almost as heavy as you can get for the round. Shot placement is key. Buy some quality ammo and let her practice alot.