gregintenn

I have both, but none of either are Glocks. :rofl:

Blackpowder only is my understanding.

I would certainly hope it is legal. However, I've yet to see a Jack Russell terrorist big enough to hurt much.

I was more or less joking about the TGO team. I believe they play at the Bicentennial mall in Nashville, and at the Carnton Plantation in Franklin.

Sleep??!!? You already have two, and you still think you are about to get some sleep? :shrug:

$700-$900 is probably in the ballpark if it is as nice as it appears.. A mint one without the sling swivel would bring $1000+. If it'll chamber a shell, and nothing looks amiss to you, shoot it. The Reloader's bench has some ammo if you don't mind $42.99 per box. Reloading is your best option. I have one that shoots the factory 100 grain loads well, but many 250s will not stabilize a lot of 100 grain bullets due to the twist rate of the barrel's rifling. Most people shoot 87 grain bullets in them. I do not know of a commercially loaded 87 grain round available today.   You have a pretty good friend that would give you something like that.   Did you notice the round counter window on the left hand side of the receiver? It tells you how many shells are in the rotary magazine.

That is an EG. They are the most common variety of 99. The 250 Savage does command a premium in price over the more common 300 Savage chambering. It is right about on the line as to whether or not it should have been drilled and tapped for scope mounts. Is yours? The sling swivel stud and barrel band is not factory original. These rifles are really accurate. it appears to be a nice one. What did you wish to know about it in particular?

Let's see some pictures! A schnabel fore end would indicate an "EG" model, a fatter, rounded foreend would indicate an "R". There are several more models, but these would be the most common. If you're looking to trade it for something you can find ammo for, I may be able to help. :devil: An "R" fore end: [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/99%20savage/IMG_0804.jpg.html][/URL] [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/99%20savage/IMG_0803.jpg.html][/URL] An "EG" [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/IMG_1719.jpg.html][/URL]

TGO David can't just do it through his checking account? :up:  :rofl:

If so, what do you know about this?                       http://tennesseevintagebaseball.com/ I just found it Sunday. We're going to try and catch a game this summer. A TGO team would be cool.

Does anyone have an opinion of these kits? What would it take to put one together?                                  http://www.rguns.net/gunparts/rifle-parts-AR-partskits.shtml   I'm curious about the top one in particular.

How bout you get one vote for each dollar you paid the previous year in federal income tax?   .....and hold all federal elections on April 15th.

Aren't these forms turned in to the BATFE once the dealer lets his FFL expire?

A 22LR upper is tempting for this. Is there a more economical option for a good trigger than a Geissele?

Yup. Pretty soon, there will be enough that people will acutally cough up the money for 100 of them.

Legally they actually can.....some will just have to drive further. :stir:

Bikini Bottom? :shrug:

Thank goodness that debate has now been settled once and for all! :up: I wish he'd review a Mini 14.

If I'm wearing a jacket, I carry whatever strikes my fancy at the time, in a belt holster; strong side. If not, I carry a Ruger LCP or Smith and Wesson 642 strong side in my front pocket, because that is the easiest and most comfortable way to conceal carry for me.

The good thing about this is that if it's true, there should soon be plenty available on store shelves. :cool:

Same here. I really don't give a damn if a Republican ever wins another office until something changes in that party. I know what the Democrats are trying to do, and can prepare to combat it. I never know what the Republicans are up to, and that makes them impossible to defend against.   Until people quit voting for them simply because they have an "R" after their name, that's all we'll get from them.

It is accurate, and goes through semis like corn through a goose. It's pretty much all I've shot for many years.

I have no clue, but I think I would like an old school rifle that looks like an original m16.    5.56 in caliber of course.

Keep up the good work, Worriedman. I wish I could state my thoughts as eloquently as you.

I'd leave it stock and build what you want from parts.   Sam Hoster is the 1911 guy in Gallatin.