tnhawk

It's not the large number of permits in Shelby county that concerns me. The crime is primarily the result of those who don't have a permit and can't legally possess a gun.

I've had a SA Loaded model for 11 years with the green synthetic stock. I've enjoyed the rifle with the exception that I prefer the wood stock. I finally called Springfield and ordered a beautiful walnut stock. The M1A and M1 Garand have always been a pleasure to shoot. Can't say I enjoyed the miles I carried the M14 at FT Polk however!

Congrats on a good weekend. I went to the gun show in Memphis and didn't find anything. It looks like I should have been looking elsewhere.

Mine only took 380 days.

Criminals don't obey the laws, so it will not make any difference in their activities.

Crime is good business for some. It’s crime drops, her case load drops.

At that price I’ll have to get one.

I have several of their ARs and they have performed well.

Several weeks ago I had a transaction thru an FFL and it took no more than 5 minutes. After receiving a UPIN, last week I had another transaction thru an FFL, which took over an hour.

My first center fire level gun was a 44. It was followed by a 357 and later a 45-70. Each is fun to shoot.

Once, but I can’t remember what is was.

I divided my yearly cleaning to groups - 1911, pistols, revolvers, AR, semi-auto, lever, shotgun. It usually consumes a week or two.

There's a rumor that the air force replaced weapons qualification with several days with a golf pro. The challenge is to build a set of golf clubs to fit in the ejection seat with a six pack.

Nice!

Last spring after denial on a background check, I sent the VAF form and fingerprint card to the FBI. A few days later my appeal was granted and I've completed several FFL transactions since without a problem. Today, nearly a year later, I finally received a UPIN number.

Just ordered one. I'm not sure if the Bernie sticker will help it go unnoticed.

My desires for a 10 MM pistol and a long slide 1911 resulted in my purchase of a DW Bruin. It has been a pleasure to shoot.

I've made a few trips to CMP. As said above the selection varies from day to day.

If they would make a model with the Royal Blue, then I'd buy one or two.

That's the way I've always thought as well. If I'm carrying one knife ,it's got to have a point.

Two of my last three pistols were full size. One of those was a 10 mm , 6" barrel.

At 15 oz, the 442 has been adequate for a carry pistol. I don't shoot it often as I prefer a 938 or Shield.

At my age I didn't think the lifetime permit would be a good deal. I don't even buy green bananas anymore.

I enjoy shooting my Garand and M1A much more than my modern rifles. I hope to find a good carbine.