tnhawk

After cheaper than dirt reviewed their policy, I reviewed mine. I'll never do business with them again.

I recently rolled several hundred dollars of coins and 1st Tennessee accepted them with my account number.

They will do anything necessary to push their liberal agenda.

Any explanation why these FEMA employees are armed, when FEMA volunteers are prohibited from carrying weapons?

I noticed that the reporter who provided this data, no longer lists his name.  I'll send a letter to his home address asking why he wants to protect his information while publishing mine.

1911 and iphone   Wasn't the iphone originally designed by Browning? :rofl:

I was born in TN and don't want to live in CA either!

My PRO is one of my most treasured pistols.  It was easily worth the 15 month wait.

2 in the chest, 1 to the head - reapply as needed.

Smith and Ruger have given me good service and I would probably pick them first.  However I know serveral people who have had good service from Bersa.  I'd choose the one which felt best in my hand.

Several years ago I started buying more than I would shoot each month, with the goal of 1000 rounds per weapon.  I'm not shooting much now, but I have an available supply if necessary. 

I'd like to be there, as would most of my Guard unit.  However this is a scheduled drill weekend, so we'll be at Millington.

I'll definitely want a few.

I got my first shotgun last Friday and appreciate the good info here.  Every time I went to the store to get a shotgun, I walked out with another pistol or rifle.  I'm looking forward to learning to properly handle another weapon. Thanks to the guys at Guns and Ammo Depot in Nashville!

An AR or anything else is worth whatever the buyer is willing to pay for it, as long as the item isn't misrepresented.

I've shot 38 in a 357 for years without any problem.  However it would not be a good idea to shoot 357 or 38+p in a gun designed for 38.

A ruger LCR would be a good choice or a S&W 442 for a few more dollars.

My G27 is a Gen 3 and I've been very pleased with it

A ruger or springfield armory 1911 would be a nice choice.

I'd prefer a 1911 for 45acp and a beratta, glock or XD for 9mm.

While I was in Knoxville this week, I stopped at a Walmart.  The only ammo they had was .40, 38 and .45. 

welcome

   If the nymber of vehicles on the road were to double or triple during the next few weeks, I'd guess the demand for gasoline would follow.

I've had an Ultra CDP II for several years and it has been a great pistol. No failures and accurate.

ABC news is full of **it?  Who whould have ever guessed?  Most is the news sources are no better.