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My biggest pet peeve is auxiliary lights. Turn them off! They are illegal and disrespectful. For those that care, tca 55-9-407

I just don't own a tv so I never have such problems.

Alpha shooting sports has Nitride bolt carriers groups for 80. LPK for 50.

Alpha shooting sports

I have the same sharpener and also gave one to my mom. Totally love it. Best sharpener I have ever used.

There is a place in Fairview call Nashville barrel and drum that sells clean drums that have been used but cleaned out and reconditioned. Have no idea price.

I have the lee and a Dillon. When I first got mine, I was having the same problems so I took both apart and wiped them down with a used dryer sheet. Never had a problem since.

Does anyone know if they will allow rifles or pistol only?

I wish events like this would happen on weekends since I have to work during the week. Just saying. Good luck with your event. :)

Exactly why I will not be going.

My latest. Is there any photographers in Nashville that doesn't have a similar picture?

I went to the one in Gallatin and was out in about 45 minutes, that's renewing a CDL with Haz-mat too.

I just wish my brass stayed on top of the grass like that!! Always seems to bury itself under everything!

I have an 8" sbr  the I love! It's in 300 blackout if you ever want to check it out, I can meet you somewhere and handle it or if you have a shooting range I can bring a few rounds to try out.

What does their EE have to do with toilet paper?

Thanks TDR, your google fu is stronger than mine. I searched and could only find links that required the email address.

That is the correct link. Thanks.

Only thing about videos like this is you have to give your email address to get the "template". Sorry I don't give up my addy that easy.

After just about a week shy of 6 months, finally got my stamp back for my SBR. Super excited.

I am at about 5 1/2 months for a paper form one now. 

April 11th is out for me, that's Knob Creek weekend.

Not technically one of my best shots, but one of my favorites anyway.

Tripledigitride, Can you give some information about the Hendersonville camera club? I live in Hendersonville and haven't heard of them.

I am an old film shooter. I have mostly shot my Nikon N90s, Mamiya RB-67 and my 4x5 view camera. Well I have not really shot much in the last couple years, mostly financial reasons and its getting too hard to find good film and processing anymore. So my question to the group is, I have decided to switch to digital and while I understand the mechanical part of the camera, I shoot mostly in manual, I don't know squat about the digital part of it so what camera should I be looking at? I would really like to stay with Nikon as I am comfortable with it, but would switch for a really good reason. I have been looking at the D7100 really hard but when they start talking about sensors and that part I am just lost. Any suggestions? Thanks.