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There’s one in Glasgow, Kentucky that is close to me. I tried on a pair once. Didn’t care for them. Last time I went there I got ran out for not wearing a mask. Not to pumed up about that either.

Ya’ll missed the part about me being a cheapskate.

I’ll give these a try. I used to wear Levis, but the price kept climbing and the quality kept declinng. Do they make those toughskin double knee jeans for adults? Man, those things sucked!

They are open. Terry passed away last year, but he left the store to the girl who worked for him. She’s still running it.

https://knifemaking.com/ Give this one a look as well.

There’s a thought. I may just go get some overalls. I’d like them better if they didn’t chafe my nipples.

I’m a cheapskate. I admit it. Now that we have that out of the way, I am devastated to learn that Tractor Supply has discontinued my beloved C.E. Schmidt jeans. I also have a pair of Cabela’s jeans that are passable. Sonce Bass Pro bought them out, they aren’t available anymore either. Levi’s, Wrangler and Carhart just don’t fit right. I don’t want a $100 pair of jeans. What do you guys suggest?

You may find it shoots to point of aim without the elevator. I have a Winchester 22 I got without one. It shoots where you aim.

It ain't close to me, LOL!

Hi stranger!

I knew she looked familiar. Just couldn't place her.

Is that the band camp girl from American Pie?

Did ya "git er done"?

I shoot the steel cased ammo in ComBloc guns such as the SKS, AK47 and Mosin Nagant rifles. That's what they were made for. As I reload, I prefer brass cases in my other guns. I prefer the ammo with the powder coating on the cases to the laquer coating.

Surely you have a digital camera. On your phone perhaps?

Wolf Gold is brass cased ammo. It is reported to be good stuff.

My latest effort.....and yes, the other side has a split handle.

I desperately wanted to see Fisher coaching Vanderbilt. Since that is not to be, perhaps Tennessee could pick him up. I think he is an underrated coach.

Here's to brighter days for both my nemesis, UT, and my school of choice, Vanderbilt! All hail, Tennessee!

I started reloading on my father's RCBS press when I was a kid. When I married and moved out, I bought Lee reloading tools because they were inexpensive. Fast forward 25 years, except for a few exceptions, I'm still using Lee products, not because of economy anymore, but because I see no need in upgrading. They work! I don't wish to discourage you, but you've picked a terrible time to begin reloading, as supplies are not to be found at this time. Don't fret, however, this will pass. We've seen it before, and we'll see it again.

Anybody know if anyone in Middle Tennessee has them in stock?

Have you been to Dixie Gun Works in Union City yet? If not, it'll be worth your drive. Be sure to check out the old museum in there. They've let it run down, but there's still some really neat stuff in there.

http://www.lebanongunshop.com/services.html The Lebanon Gun Shop offers reloading classes. I second the recommendation of buying 'The ABC's of Reloading" and reading it before buying anything else.

Thanks guys! If amy of you happen to run into a nice one for sale for what the consensus is a fair price, I’d appreciate it if you’d steer me in that direction. Although a few years newer, one just got posted here in the classifieds for $14,500.

Where is the money coming from?