gregintenn

Wait til you hear what all McGyver has done! He should write a book.

So far, this thread makes me feel a touch inadequate.

i am an inspector for a TDOT engineering field office. Been there since right after high school. I also make holsters, sheaths, and other assorted leather items.

Hot, wet weather just makes grass grow fast. I'm mowing mine every 4-5 days now, and it still piles up in places.

That was my answer until I tried a ztr. Cut my mowing time in half.

Lord no! I'd bushhog it if need be, but wouldn't consider weedeating my entire yard.

I'm about a half to a third of that, and will refund money if you ship it back, or will make another one and send it without you shipping it back if you aren't happy.

Shouldn't happen. Properly dyed leather will wear, of course, but shouldn't flake or peel.

I have one like it, and it is quite possibly my favorite S&W shooter.

Neat stuff! Thanks for sharing. So far, a Swede military rifle of any ilk is one that eludes me. One day I hope to pick one up.

Never tried it, but you aren't the first one I've heard with this opinion.

Bourbon?

Mix up some grout and sponge it into the honeycomb areas. It'll turn out fine. You'll want to paint it anyway, or at least I would.

...and a sincere thank you to everyone who has served, or is serving in our military, and help to keep our independence.

Seems to still work for me.

If she'd have only had a 9mm, and he a National Geographic magazine, he'd still be with us today.

I'd rather have a 45 Savage.

Hopefully we've found a set at DT McCalls that will pass her rigorous inspection; if they can get it all rounded up in one place.

They were. I think the last one sold for around a million dollars, then later for a half million. Looks like the bottom is falling out of that market, lol. http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/gun-nuts/2013/03/million-dollar-luger

Binkley's

We went to Haverty's yesterday, and I'd rate it near the top of the stores we visited. Unfortunately, Mrs. Tenn found a small store in Gallatin that sells high end stuff, and I expect we'll be ordering from there. This is going to turn out to be like buying a car I'm afraid.

Plant it, and they will come.

My corn blew over, but last night, I noticed it had mostly stood back up by it's self. If it doesn't break, it'll usually self correct in a few days.

^^^Looks like a possum, skunk, and a politician had a three way love child!

We had our first garden produce of the year for lunch today. Yellow squash and zucchini, sliced lengthwise, drizzled with olive oil and sprinkled with creole seasoning, garlic, and Italian seasoning, and roasted in the oven, served with thick sliced deer tenderloin, marinaded in Allegro marinade, and grilled to medium rare, and crescent rolls. It was delicious! Our cucumbers are beginning to come in too.