gregintenn

Your gun=your way of selling.   Conversely, I ain't buying if you make me meet at a dealer for a transfer. It isn't the law, isn't necessary, and isn't worth my time.   I've sold hundreds of guns through the years with nary a problem. You hand me the cash; I hand you the gun. All that's necessary.

If I'm not mistaken, they would be marked Model 39 and not 39-2.

Except for a Luger, it IS my only 9mm.

[URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/SW%20family%20photos/IMG_1399.jpg.html][/URL] I have a blue one. I really like it. Although it looks like my father's model 52, there's no comparison in accuracy. I can tell you a 1911 holster will fit it like a glove.

I've done it before to remove a broken ramrod with cleaning jag and patch attached. It kicked pretty good, but the offending ramrod remnant was removed.   It won't need a full charge of powder. The offending ramrod I removed was all the way in the barrel, and I still got enough powder in there to do the trick. Be sure to leave ample room so you can full screw in the nipple.

Nice boat!!! :up:

Absolutely it can be done. Don't buy crap you cannot afford. It's painfully simple really.   I didn't heir a largess, win a lottery, etc., but somehow I've managed.

I want to meet some of the Knoxville regulars.

  I never read where anyone was called an idiot in this thread.

I've been meaning to let my Lab go with me, but haven't done it yet. I think he'd do well, except he'd want to swim the whole time. He's lazy. I can't imagine a Jack Russell Terrorist confined to a jon boat. :stunned:

  The ones at Larue are what I'm looking for!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you very much. :up: :up: :up:   Also, thank you for the very generous offer.

I once had a Jiminez 22. It functioned flawlessly, and was unbelievably accurate, although it looked like it was made in a Chinese toy factory.

Yup. A good dove shoot leaves me bruised from elbow to jaw with my Citori Featherweight 20.

:D Thanks. I'll send my wife in for it.   The straps with this case are nylon, with a section of hook sewn on one side and a section of loop sewn on the other.   Anybody got any other clever way to secure mags to the MOLLE/PAL type loops in the case?

Probably just me then.   Take the 1908 apart, and you'll truly appreciate the genius of John Browning. :up:

Yup. Astra.

Me either. :lol:

Most folks who use a credit card have no idea what they are doing. Credit card companies are a lot like Las Vegas. How do you explain all their big fancy buildings, employees, and advertising if they just simply give away free stuff?   You are correct that if you pay your balance in full each month, you do not owe any interest. Guess what.....most people don't.   I understood the op was wanting to get out of debt. I stand by my statement that a credit card isn't the way to do it.   Again, I have a credit card, and use it for convenience, as well as a layer of consumer protection when purchasing on the internet. I also have no debt. I'm not against them as a matter of religious belief, I just dislike seeing them take advantage of people who get in a tight spot, or simply don't know any better.   You do as you please. I was just offering the op some advice. He has debt he wants gone. I've eliminated debt from my life, and wanted to share some of how that happened. It wasn't with a credit card.

I firmly believe a shotgun should have two barrels, but the OP asked about a semi auto.

If the LCP isn't the perfect pocket pistol, I don't know what is.

They shoot great for what they are. I can't hit a barn standing in the hallway with a Colt Jr., but was quite surprised at the accuracy of the Vest Pocket model.

That would be great. Wonder where I could get a foot or two rather than a large roll?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NcStar-VISM-26-Discreet-Padded-Carbine-Rifle-Gun-Case-BLACK-CV3DIS2947B/201415474416?_trksid=p3693.c100102.m2452&_trkparms=ao%3D1%26asc%3D20140212121249%26meid%3Db1a480c8193e4d3aae8af604880f70f3%26pid%3D100102%26 I bought one of these, and so far I think I like it. If you look inside, there are nylon tie down straps with velcro on each end. I'd like a couple more to secure magazines in the case. Were could I buy some if these, or what would I call them in a google search?

I disagree. It might not fit society's idea of money management, but having a "good credit score" is horsefeces. Debt free is where it's at.   I don't have any payments, and pay no interest. Guess what? Because of that, I can fly anywhere I please anytime I please, and I don't need a stinking credit card to do it.   Credit means that you are buying crap you have no business buying, and paying for it, plus interest. How's that getting ahead?   As far as buying a house goes, you show up the the closing with nothing buy your checkbook, and nobody's going to care what your credit score is. You say that isn't feasible? Go to a mortgage lender with 20% down, and they don't care either. Local auctions carry non-qualifying terms with 15% down.   Bottom line: You have a credit score if you owe money. If you don't owe money, you may not have a high credit score, but you don't need credit either.

My wife owns a Beretta AL391 Urika. I don't fancy semi autos, and am not an authority on them, but this is a really nice,light, and reliable shotgun. Definitely worth a look if it's in your price range.