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Some folks are shooters and some folks are collectors. I have no problem believing it. Stamp collectors don’t lick every stamp they gather.

A near new one!

I’m beginning to think you are correct.

I’ve never had much luck dealing with police. I’ve had mixed results dealing with neighbors. Was the guy threatening you with the gun, or did he just have it along in case there was an animal harassing his livestock? You are certainly legal to walk your dog on a public road. Because you can doesn’t necessarily mean you should in the middle of the night, for several reasons. Pissing off your neighbors would be among these reasons. As to the other dogs running loose and getting after your dog, a call to animal control would be in order, as dogs aren’t supposed to run loose, at least where I live anyway. I am confused about this. You say you are in a very rural area, but your profile lists you living in Nashville. I guess both could be technically correct, but unlikely. Good luck with t. Neighbors can be a challenge sometimes.

Never met you in person, but I remember you posting here. Welcome back.

I’ve fit ambi safety levers to several 1911s. Close enough to left handed to satisfy me.

As long as the content is similar to the hunter safety education course and it is not politicized somehow, I don’t see how it could be a bad thing.

No chit! It’s gonna be an interesting summer.

Nice!

Loved that guy!

The wife and I saw Travis Tritt do an acoustic set there last night. I’d never been before. Man, that is a beautiful building! I’d recommend seeing it if you get a chance. I’ll save you a trip back to the car, though. You’ll walk through a metal detector and get wanded.

There ain’t nothing serious about me. I did think it funny my wife saw the same pic I did at about the same time in totally different places.

You have deceived. Wife just showed me a meme of this pic on Facebook. I did think that was a mighty thick table top.

Nice work on the Tele, but I sure hope that was the old table!

Or the guy helping his uncle Jack off his horse. Capitalization is just as pressing an issue.

You are a retired English teacher I presume. Hell will be full of them.

You’re more than welcome to use mine, but I’d wager you can get it done in town cheaper and easier than you could make the drive up to Macon County.

All you need is a wrench and a crush washer. I'm sure the nice folks at The Reloader's Bench would be happy to do it for you.

Ain't much better than a good dog.

Crescent buttplates are pretty, but abusive on a rifle that has heavy recoil.

Condition?

Starwood Ampitheater. I have a lot of good memories from that place. .

That rifle appears to be drilled and tapped for a receiver sight. Providence makes a repro of the old Lyman 21 “climbin’ Lyman. To my eye, this would look “right” on your rifle, and you wouldn’t need to go drilling extra holes on such a fine specimen. Just something to consider.

It’s often a family/neighbor affair here when we shoot, and they have standards.

I am a cynical SOB, so I agree, but sure hope I’ll be proven wrong.