tnhawk

A Henry Big Boy in .357 or .44 should be available for about $800.

The Ruger LCP has been my choice when I carry a 380.

.357 and .44 mag revolvers EMP 9 or 40 Commander size 1911, Colt or Ruger Several glocks NAA .22

You WILL encounter GA State Troopers along I75 between the TN state line and Atlanta.  Watch speed and stay off phone.

I regret losing my first 1911, a Colt Government Model purchased in 1978.  I don't regret losing the exwife who sold it.

I have an M1 Carbine Replica stock from EABCO.com and Tech Sights on my 10-22 which results in an accurate, dependable rifle.

I can't think of any reason I would want a Chiappa.  My Ruger 10-22 does everything I expect from a .22 rifle.

This will give me a few months to acquire some upgrades to my Amateur Radio equipment if I can stay away from the knife vendors. A smaller version of the TGO Godfather will be a nice knife!

I'm glad to see Benchmade products are American made again.  The knives I have from them have been quality products.

Any info on the TGO Godson yet?  The Godson is a great knife.  I carry a Cocobolo with black blade every day and just received the Steampunk last week.

Only a few more days!

During the last few years I stated marking the dates I loaded or bought ammo.  I like to use my older ammo instead of newer ammo for practice.

A smaller size #3 would be my choice.

I received #6 of 60 today!  As said above, this knife is awesome.

One of my first knives was a Mini Griptilian.  It's a good basic knife but I would pay a few dollars more and get an assisted opening knife such as the Zero Tolerance 0350.

Been thru ice storms, tornados, typhoon, and earthquakes but didn't need milk or bread with any of them.

Tell AGore to come back home for a visit.  We need some global warming this week.  A short speech from him would thaw out the state.

I've never fired the M&P 45c but I have a RIA Tactical 9mm.  It's been dependable and accurate but the finish isn't the quality of a Springfield Armory 1911.

Only problem I had was getting the door open on my truck.

As far as I'm concerned CTD is no longer in business.  They'll never see another dime from me.

A waste of metal and time.

I'd buy a new gun.  You'll still have the money saved, to buy an additional gun later.

I have to wear FR clothing, so it's usually Carhartt.

After being diagnosed as diabetic a year ago, I dropped my A1c from 6.8 to 6.1 in three months.  My doctor was happy with the result but I wasn't with only losing a few pounds a month.  The doctor told me I didn't gain the weight over night, I shouldn't expect to lose it overnight, just to continue the loss each month.

There's nothing in Boston that would make me CHOOSE to live there. :rofl: