gregintenn

An M&P IS a revolver. Later referred to as the Model 10. I'm not sure what this abomination is.

Unless they are hanging from a metal detector one has to walk through, I rarely, if ever, see these signs you speak of. I'm too busy paying attention to my surroundings. I've never been harmed by a sign, so they tend to get little notice.

You can if you have the inclination. If I can do it, it ain't that hard.

Shoot a mess of squirrels after deer season is over. Fry them, or make squirrel and dumplings. After that, fish!

It is my son's SP 101. I really like the stitching pattern on your pancake holster.

Glad to hear it wasn't a bust. The Sparta show wasn't bad, and was very well attended.

I think there's also one in Sparta this weekend. Do these folks do this on purpose?

I'm sitting here trying to figure out how yo did that!!??!! That's just cool!

It's been a while since I've shown any of my leather projects, so I thought I'd share a couple of recent attempts. I've enjoyed the photos of other members crafts. Anybody else have pics, let's see 'em.

Cool!!!! My kids had regular Crickett rifles when they were small, and they are neat little rifles. This one appears to be as well.

With practice, you'll be simply amazed at the level of accuracy one can achieve with these old pencil barrel M&Ps.

It won't get any better than that! If I could jump and see over my stash of 7,62x39, I'd probably order some.

I don'[t put it in my good guns, but for combloc milsurps or Glocks, it should be fine.

Top with onion slices before cooking. I forgot that part, but imagine you figured it out.

Easy Crock Pot Deer Roast Deer roast (Pack of steaks will do as well) Worcestershire Sauce Soy Sauce Garlic Salt Season Salt 1 pkg Lipton Dry Onion Soup Mix 1 can Cream of Mushroom soup 1 Medium Onion, sliced Cut meat into serving sized pieces. Sprinkle very generously with season salt, garlic salt, soy sauce, and worcestershire sauce. Add cream of mushroom soup, and pkg of dry onion soup mix, and stir all together. Top with oinion slices. Cook on low 8 hours and enjoy!

Add the ever present crackling of the taser guy, and you've nailed the modern day gun show experience.

The cats kill more wild game than coyotes. I'd suggest you dispose of them as well as the coyotes.

I only catch a few coons out of the sweet corn in the garden. Do you have an outlet to which you can sell furs?

Yeah.....it only took me about thirty years of looking.

Yeah.....right place at the right time for me. I walked into the local gun store one day right as the guy was leaving who left it at the store for a consignment sale. Evidently, neither of them knew what it was.

Good looking shootin' iron! Here's mine.

Everybody on this site who's selling something I want, and doesn't live in Memphis seems to live in Northeast Tennessee!

Well, the barrel is correctly marked, the three serial numbers match, and all the assembly number I can find also match. It obviously has very little finish left, with some pitting on the exterior. The inside of the barrel and cylinder are in pretty good shape. The cylinder is a bit loose. Best of all, with a 208 grain .454 lead bullet on top of 5 grains of Bullseye, it'll drill the bullseye out of a target! So it doesn't have much in the condition department, but as far as I cal tell, it's original. Thanks for the help.

Looks like he was a man with good taste. I hope you have a safe to store these treasures.

If I can ditch this head cold, I'd like to get a doe to make jerky. So far, I haven't been back since before Thanksgiving.