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I can’t believe this didn’t go fast at $300. I love the DAK trigger.

Something else I will add. The little guy with a truck is not always the cheapest. In fact, in tree work they are often the most expensive. I have watched the “big tree company” in town show up to a job with a four people with a million dollars in equipment and have a big tree gone in 60 minutes. The little guy with a truck would have had to rent equipment an spend days.

We are missing a lot of details, but what you described is probably close to $1k per tree.

If you come to Chattanooga I will have some 10mm and .223 for you. Don’t hold it just for me though.

I assume you are in Dickson and Nashville but not traveling anytime soon.

Royal Range is one of was.

That would bring twice that on gunbroker. It looks like a s&w 327 night guard .

The added on to the building in about 2019, and you walk into the TN room to do the transfer. There is a “welcome to TN” sign over the door.

They transfer handguns to the back of their building. They are in Georgia and Tennessee; all in the same building. Advantage is paying GA 7% sales tax.

You must see GT Distributors. They close at 4pm on Saturdays. Unfortunately they are closed this Saturday for Labor Day weekend.

Is it a 2.7 or a 3.4? My father put a half million miles on one like that with the 2.7.

I will add, the money I would spend on ammo to test the reliability of a Taurus could go toward the purchase of a nice Smith.

My experience is kind of limited. I have a judge that has had many weak primer strikes with shotgun shells but has been 100% with 45 Colt. I have a Taurus 7 shot 38 snubby that is okay. It has a stiff trigger, and it doesn’t hold the tightest groups.

The partially ramped front sight tells me the barrel is from 1947-1971.