gregintenn

Are you guys an FFL dealer? If so, could a customer swing through Dyersburg and pick up a receiver or three in person?   That is a nice, clean looking website you have.

I'm thinking a 22lr upper would be cool on one of those lowers.   Pretty cool to learn of another Tennessee gun manufacturer.

About $400 to infinity. I ended up with quite a bit more in mine than I intended, but in hindsight, I'm glad I didn't choose parts based solely on low price.

I have a Citori Featherweight 20 gauge. I've had it for nearly 30 year, and have shot thousands of rounds through it. I am very pleased with it and would buy one again.

....or misplaced.   Where did I put that?

I made that decision several years back.

Magazines?

COuld be. It appears his vest has matching adornment.

If you are concerned about your shoulder, you are making a wise move by not firing it. They have a rather hefty recoil. I'd clean it up, and buy at least a little ammunition for it just in case I ever had a need to fire it. The 7.62x54R in an inexpensive, yet formidable round, right on the heels of a 30-06 or 308.

Same brass. Same projectile. Same reloading dies. Slightly different chamber dimensions.   I've fired both interchangeably with no ill effects. Your mileage may vary.   I don't think I've ever seen any commercially produced reloading data for 556.

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I do admire his persistence.

The ground's white, and it's putting it down right now here in Macon county.

or "Come get them you S.O.B.s!!!" It is a shame that when it is decided to enforce this law, the onus to enforce it will be on local officers, and not the a holes who passed the law.   I wonder if it won't be used as a political tool. They have a pretty fair record of who has them. Step out of line and they've got you. I say enforce it immediately or get rid of it altogether.

Should be really good stuff.

Then why pass the law?   It isn't an initiative, rally, or a gentle nudge, it is a law. Enforce it! Oh wait, you can't. :usa:

Very nice!

I commend everyone involved for such a speedy arrest. :up:

You stand just as good a chance of being right as I do. It could have also just been random. I'm not accusing your father of infidelity, but I doubt you can deny that it is quite common in that profession.

Sure. I'd also be surprised if he didn't get a little stray along the way as well. It was just a guess. I don't know anything at all about the situation.

Thanks for the link.

Let us know how it works out for you. I imagine you could sell it pretty easily if you decide you don't care for it.

Got a link?

They look pretty cool. On closer look, however, the wood to metal fitting appears to have been done by a third grader. Anyway, if you get one that's fairly well regulated, I'm guessing it would be a good deal.