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SOLD Have a Cannon Capitol 64-gun Safe and a Mesa Executive Fire Safe (all shelves) that I use for ammo storage. Both have the usual door pouches on the inside. Both have a keypad combination lock. Both have been located inside the house for 2 years and then in the garage for 5 years on top of 0.25" plywood and a dehumidifier running in the garage during hotter months. Both are Like New condition. A couple of shelves in the Mesa safe are slightly bowed in the middle, even though extra supports were used (ammo is heavy, right?), and there's one small surface chip on the right edge. All the shelves are fabric covered. Below are vendor links with all their specs, and can send more pics upon request. Interiors look as new as the websites show. Asking $500 for each or $800 for both. Buyer MUST be able to pickup and transport them yourself. Cannon Capitol 64-Gun Safe Mesa Executive Fire Safe (used for ammo) Prefer cash or cashier's check, but if not, will do PayPal, Venmo, etc.

If you're able to scroll all the way to the right, it should show. It does better on a computer screen, I think. If you find something you want, though, I'll be happy to paste the info here. chemprof

Sorry about the screen format. If you see which kind you're interested in I'll paste in the info. chemprof

9mm, 40S&W, 22LR, 45ACP, 45LC FOR SALE--clearing out the safe! All ammo is new from manufacturer, except UMC & some Georgia Arms are manufacturer reloads. Everything is original in manufacturer boxes (50 rnds, bricks, or typical amounts, etc), except Georgia Arms 9mm is in their bags, and Georgia Arms 45LC are loose in ammo cans. Pics of ammo in their cardboard boxes available upon request. Will throw in a free ammo dry box with minimum purchase of 20 and 40 boxes, respectively by their size, but while supplies last. I’ve got 5 Cabela’s and 4 Flambeau-types; pics below. My Flambeau-types are older than this stock pic, but close enough. Will travel ~ 30 miles around the Knoxville/Alcoa area. Only whole boxes/bricks/bags sold, except the loose 45LC (will count out 50's). F2F only. Prices are firm. Cash or Cashier’s check only. Minimum sale of $100 with gas prices being what they are. I'll do my best to update quantities remaining on here. Caliber Type Grains Brand Available Rnds Boxes Price/Rnd ($) Price/box of 50 ($) 9 mm FMJ 115 PMC 500 10 0.30 15.00 FMJ 115,124 American Eagle 300 6 0.30 15.00 FMJ 115 CCI Blazer 650 13 0.27 13.50 FMJ 115 CCI Blazer Brass 350 7 0.30 15.00 FMJ 115 Magtech 300 6 0.30 15.00 FMJ 115 Brown Bear 150 3 0.20 10.00 FMJ 115 Sellier & Bellot 500 10 0.32 16.00 FMJ 115 Wolf 150 3 0.20 10.00 FMJ 115 Georgia Arms 400 4 bags of 100 0.20 20.00/bag FMJ unknown UMC 150 3 0.15 7.50 JHP 115 USAAmmo(manuf. reload) 250 5 0.20 10.00 FMJ 115 PPU 850 17 0.30 15.00 Caliber Type Grains Brand Available Rnds Boxes Price/Rnd ($) Price/box of 50 ($) 40 S&W FMJ 165 American Eagle 500 10 0.32 16.00 FMJ unk UMC 300 6 0.25 12.50 FMC-Flat 180 Magtech 450 9 0.32 16.00 FMJ 180 Blazer Brass 950 19 0.32 16.00 FMJ 180 Wolf 100 2 0.25 12.50 Caliber Type Grains Brand Available Rnds Boxes Price/Rnd ($) Price/box of 50 ($) 45 Colt FMJ 200, 250 Ultramax 350 7 0.60 30.00 FMJ 250 Magtech 150 3 0.75 37.50 FMJ 200 Georgia Arms *canned heat) 1500 1000 loose 0.60 30.00 FMJ 200 Bitter Root Valley 50 1 0.60 30.00 Shotshell, #9 CCI 90 9 10/bx 1.80 18.00 Caliber Type Grains Brand Available Rnds Boxes Price/Rnd ($) Price/box of 50 ($) 45 ACP FMJ 230 Federal 950 450 19 9 0.45 22.50 FMJ 230 PMC 150 3 0.45 22.50 FMJ 230 WWB 400 4 @ 100 ea 0.45 45.00/box FMJ 230 CCI Blazer 50 1 0.35 17.50 FMJ 230 Herter's 50 1 0.45 22.50 FMJ 230 Sellier & Bellot 100 2 0.45 22.50 FMJ 230 RWS 150 3 0.45 22.50 FMJ 230 Magtech 200 4 0.45 22.50 FMJ 230 TulAmmo 50 1 0.30 15.00 TMJ 230 Lawmen 50 1 0.50 25.00 FMJ 230 USAAmmo(manuf. reload) 200 4 0.35 17.50 Caliber Type Grains Brand Available Rnds Boxes Price/Rnd ($) Price/box of 50 ($) 22 LR LRN 40 CCI Blazer 1250 25 0.15 7.50 LRN 40 Aguila Interceptor 3000 60 0.15 7.50 HP 40 Eley Sport 1500 30 0.15 7.50

As a college prof, I would LOVE to  be able to carry--many stories I could share.  I'll pay for any additional training and I don't need any pay raise (although I wouldn't turn it down).  Hope something can  be done!

May you and your family find strength in each other and faith and prayers of all your friends and TGO family. Sent from my GT-P5113 using Tapatalk 2

Welcome! From what part of OH did you escape? I made mine from Columbus ~10 years ago.

I, too, would be leery about the lack of trigger coverage. I know you weren't asking for suggestions, but would you want to look at these alternatives? I've used both, probably the Galco more. Not quick draws, but it means I'll carry front/back as opposed to leaving them at home. Others may chime in with even better alternatives as well? http://pocketholsters.com/index.html http://www.midwayusa.com/product/594922/galco-pocket-protector-holster-ambidextrous-kimber-solo-carry-leather-brown Cheers!

Any of 'em--all good! Huge DITTO to William Johnstone's work, and nephew(?) J. A. Johnstone, Ralph Cotton, Ralph Compton. I, too, devour these like popcorn. I'm incredibly impressed to hear of Varmint's suggestion for "The Frontiersman"! It's prob been 20 years since I read that and it was wonderful! Since my wife is a Librarian, I'll also suggest heading to your nearest branch and they'll give you more suggestions than you can hope to read! Good reading!

Will definitely keep her and your whole family in my thoughts and prayers right away! Take care.

I concur with OS. Carried my LCP for a year before getting the PM9 and loving it. I still carry the LCP from time to time, but the PM9 finds its way to my holster much quicker. I live fairly close to CCA, so PM me if you'd like to try it or have your wife try it. Been needing an excuse to stop working so many hours and practice some.

Welcome, and thank you for your service! MTSU?

I'm down (voted) for a pair.

Great choice--carried mine all last summer under just a T-shirt and in shorts.

Just got into kayaking last Fall--I'm in for that as well! (at least flat, calmer waters, that is....not up to whitewater stuff just yet--ha!)