tnhawk

1911

Check your birth certificate.  Anyone from America (especially TN) has a place in their heart for the M1/M14 rifles. :usa:   No plastic can ever equal a beautiful wood stock.

Hope this goes well for you.  I wouldn't ask for medical or legal opinions on the internet as the cost could be too high.

That's almost as bad as telling a 44 year old you're thinking of trading for two 22s.  She wasn't amused.

The seller had the option to do a transfer thru an FFL for a small fee.  The risk was too great for you to have done anything else.

Nothing about Birmingham is like Nashville. :rofl:

Sorry it didn't work for you, but the right job is out there for you.  I lost out on a job I thought was made for me a few years ago, only to find a better job than I had imagined very shortly afterward.

The line at the bottom of the article says it all.  China has disputes with nearly all of its neighbors.

In a shtf situation the only ammunition you can be sure to have, is what you have in your possession.  I'd prefer to depend on .357  than 9mm.

69% no

Congrats on a nice pistol.  None of my Colts has ever been a problem.

I've never handled a Para, but have about a dozen 1911s.  None of them require depressing the mag release to load a magazine.

I trained and carried an M14 before the M16 and it will always be my prefered battle rifle.  I now have two rifles from Springfield Armory, a loaded model and a Camp Perry 100th year Anniversary model.  This is an excellent rifle and you will enjoy shooting one.

In past years I went to every gun show within 2 hours driving time of me.  Now I drive past them to go to local gun dealers.  I haven't been to a gun show in about two years, as the last few I attended were a waste of time.

Carry a 442 and a 642.

A well made belt is essential to comfortable concealed carry.

I haven't seen a Dan Wesson or CZ lately at any of the shops I've visited.  Everything I've heard about DW was favorable.   This reminds of Sportsmans Warehouse trying to sell me a Kimber when I was looking for a Colt.  They lost several sales and I found several shops to purchase the guns I chose.

I've seen .22 at a few places during the last week but I'm not paying  .16/round.

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If it's likely that I will need a weapon in a particular place, it's likely that I don't need to be there.

I'd guess most of this group will not renew their permits.

I was in on this knife before this week, but after not finding any ammo at prices I will pay, I'm more comfortable with my decision.

XDS in a crossbreed holster.

Congrats on nice pistol and welcome to the addiction! This 1911 will not be your last.

A gun sitting in a safe doesn't drop in value. A car sitting in the driveway depreciates every year.