Parrothead

Im sorry you've had issues. Seems like people are more likely to post complaints than praises. A long winded slam on you 7th post might be a example. Did you ask for feedback here before the purchase? If so I might understand your thread........

I'm looking for some insight on the carry methods of a small revolver. I picked up a couple pocket holster but I have found them to work best with dress pants rather than jeans. Anyone carry iwb or owb? Pictures would be great. Thanks

and now the whole situation is posted on the web.............

if we treat all guns as if they are loaded--why would they ever need to be unloaded?

rare cigar lol

sounds good--post up some pictures when she comes in

Prayers to the family.... this stuff scares me--i don't hunt but i think a orange hat/vest would be cheap insurance while in the woods during hunting season. I often worry about this type of situation while in the woods hiking/biking/etc. Maybe a orange vest for the lab would be a good idea also..............

If your near the tri cities i would come help with the safe. Get a few more tgo'ers and we'll have that thing moved in no time.

Looks great! However, i would want more than 100 rounds to prove a carry gun reliable.

Aaron Henley puts on a great class at ETSU on Saturdays. its indoors and very affordable. Guns and ammo provided (ruger .22's last i heard) henleyaaron@yahoo.com Let me know if you have any questions. I can shoot you a phone number via PM

From my handbook--No "unauthorized" weapons on property. I am authorized by the state of TN.....thats all the authorization i think i need. I don't even talk guns at work (with exception of the owner who shoots trap with me on a regular basis)

Welcome to the TGO--to post guns for sale or trade here you need to become a benefactor. Then you can post it in the for sale forum. http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/payments.php

I love my dan wesson .357! If you ever get ready to sale yours please let me know!

Very nice!

Call Tri Cites Gun Depot in Elizabethton (tgo sponsor) It might be worth the 1.5 hour drive to get that sucker at a good price. If you make the trip i'll buy you lunch.

I can help you out but i promise we are not the cheapest option. We promote quality. Our techs have wrapped vans, photo ids, regular drug testing and background checks. Not to mention workers comp and general liability insurance. You might pay a little more but our guys will do it right the first time. Shoot me a PM if interested. Thanks--Ben

I didn't know they were available. I love the .45c so i can only imagine the .357 sig is sweet! Is it on the .45c frame or the 9mm/.40cal frame?

i've never seen one before. I always thought highpoint had to copy someone lol....only kidding.

Aaron still teaches it and i highly recommend it. You can sign up on his website Skill Garden :: Gardening, Guns, and Education

Very true--in the summer. When using your heating system in the winter your humidity drops drastically. We find most homes without a humidifier run in the 15-25% range in the winter. this is less humid than the sahra. This is one of those nasty side effects of super efficient, tightly built homes.

Keep us posted.It seems like folks have different opinions on Sigs CS. Its either reported as the best in the world or the worst. I am interested to get a recent report on how sig treats their customers.

I carry a M&P 45c. I really want to get a M&P .45 full size and add the apex kit. I would love to try it for range use--my carry guns stay stock.

looks good---we need to get a NE TN shoot together so i can give her a try. Its gotta be a major improvement over the pf-9 (in appearance and function)

I really enjoy my pf-9. Its no longer a primary carry gun (winter) but it will be carried for deep cover or summer carry. The houge grip helped mine out A LOT!

VERY NICE!!!