KahrMan

Wow! That is some nice wood. I have seen some $1000 dollar O/Us with wood that wasn't that nice. Thanks for the info.

I have carried 3 different Kahrs as my main carry weapon. Started off with the P9, then went to the PM9 and now carry the P45. All have been very reliable and accurate. Like Beretta Racer said, practice with it till you're comfortable and you'll forget about the XD.

As I understand it, as long as both parties are residents of the same state you do not have to do a transfer at a ffl. If you wanted to buy one of my guns, we meet, you give me the money and I give you the gun. All perfectly legal.

I have a 5 gallon bucket that is about 2/3rds full of mixed brass. There is 9mm, 38, 45 and even some rifle brass(not sure what caliber). This was given to me back when I used to reload. The brass is awful dirty but it is free to anyone who wants to come to my office in Brentwood to pick it up. PM me and we can set up a time to meet. Any takers?

This may sound good to the sheeple but there is a lot of opportunity for abuse of this program.

Welcome. It is good to see another Brentwood shooter here.

I own only 1 1911 so I don't have a lot of experience with them. I got a Kimber Custom Target II for 799 and have been very pleased with it. i have had no malfunctions and it is very accurate. I have even taken mine deer hunting and killed a nice fat doe with it.

I started out carring the Kahr P9, then switched to the PM9 and now carry the P45. All three Kahrs have been excellant carry guns and been very reliable.

265 gr 45cal PowerBelts over 100 grs of Triple 7

Congrats Phantom7! Hopefully I will see a nice one like that this afternoon.

Congrats Winger Jr! I love to see that big smile on a kids face when he gets his first deer. Way to go!!

Its your Musicman. Got your pm. I will give you a call.

I have 2 Lyman Manuals: 47th edition Reloading Handbook (approx 15yrs old) 4th edition Shotshell Reloading Handbook (approx 5yrs old) I also have about 3/4's of a pound of Hodgdon TiteGroup. Sold off all of my reloading stuff and have these left over. Would perfer a ftf in nashville. I do not want to ship the stuff. First come, first served. Thanks

.22lr for plinking .270 for most all of my hunting needs Although you can never have to many guns chambered in to many calibers...

I'll start. It still pains me to this day when I think about this. I had a Colt 1911 manufactured in 1914. Had the leather holster with the big flap that was stamped Rock Island Arsenal 1914. The gun was all original with three mags and in about 98% condition. A friend of my uncles dad died and he found this when cleaning out his dads safe. It made its way to me and I said sure I will take it. I was a lot younger back then and didn't realize what I had. I ended up trading it for some hunting gear and a rifle. Somebody got a real good deal at my expense. Man, I wish I had that 1911 back!

Thanks for all the replys. I usually go with variables in the 3x9 range on my hunting rifles but wasn't sure about my AR since this is my first one. Mugster - I think a 2x7 might be the way go. The 2x ahould give me plenty field of view for up close target work and 7x is plenty for most of the shots around here on deer. Thanks everyone.

I have a Bushmaster BAR 308. Right now the kids and I just use for plinking and having fun. I would also like to use it for deer hunting. Not sure if I should go with a low power fixed scope or a no power holosight type of sight. Anybody else use there AR for hunting? Any suggestions or opinions would be appreciated.

Bushmaster BAR 308

I have a Marlin 1895 that has had a little work done to it. The barrel has been cut down to 18" and recrowned. Complete action and trigger job so it is silky smooth. Has a Leupold 2x scope with quick detach rings. It is a sweet shooting little thumper in 45-70.

Here is a pic of my daughter and myself with her first deer she got last year.

David, If you are going to be shooting all 3 sports(clay,skeet & trap) i think the 30" barrel is the way to go. If it was just going to be a skeet gun I would get a 28" barrel. If just a trap gun I would go with 32" barrel. So 30" is a good compromise. You shots in trap can be quite a bit farther than skeet. Good luck on which ever you go with. Skeet, trap and clays are addictive. You are going to have a lot of fun. Bill, Jr

for my TC Icon in the new 30 TC cartridge! I put my deposit down as soon as they were announced. I am a big fan of T/C . I think the Icon is one of the best looking rifles I have seen in a long time.(that didn't cost over 2k) At least they are shipping the 308 Icons and the 30 TC is supposed to be next. Hopefully I will not have to wait to much longer. I can't wait to fondle mine:D( the Icon that is...)

My 13yo daughter really wants me to take her bear hunting this year. We would like to do a "diy" hunt instead of a guided hunt. Can anybody point me in the right direction as where to get some good information? Need info like where to go, when to go, spot and stalk or baiting etc... Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Bill, Jr

Hey Phantom, Not very politically correct(thank God) but funny as hell...

My 13yo firing a Bushmaster 308.