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Was it a round bale of hay?

The effectiveness of shotgun shells in that short of a barrel is poor compared to the same in a longer barrel. Some 410 loads are only penetrating a few inches at 10yrds. Also Buffalo Bore is some of the worst ammo I have ever tested. I had a terrible experience on paper with BB 147 gr 9mm, and no it wasn't the excessive recoil. It was also very dirty.

I have "buds" there also. I can't speak for the early 2000's but I know they have conducted a lot of arrest, some may have been criminal summons. I have seen the booking reports for Hamilton County with ABC as arresting agency. Like I said I have also seen agents testifying in criminal court.

That is the way I interpreted the law. I know it happens but I wouldn't want mix that had been out for hours, days, or made last month.

I think you did the right thing. Call to say, I had a larceny that would be near impossible to solve but I would appreciate an extra patrol. It's no like there is a subject at large with a MO of only taking GPS.

When I was an MP I took a case on a stolen dollar store broom. Sorry to hear about your loss.

I think I remember reading that Suntrust were 5"x5"x20".

While working as a LEO I have always stopped if possible. Obviously being very cautious of legal repercussions. I have bought people many gallons of gas, let them make calls from my cell phone, or given them a ride.

A banker should not be present while you open the contents unless it is an unusual circumstance or if you request one.

The ABC has always focused more on educating on what is appropriate and legal. They very well could enforce with criminal charges and fines. I know they have issued a lot of criminal summons and made some arrest because I have seen the arrest reports. I have also seen ABC agents in criminal court.

I have heard of two occasions when an insurance company reported roadside service for a flat tire as a collision. I have also seen totally wrecked cars come back clean and clear.

I heard the officer is not handling this well. It sounds like the officer intended to leave the air on, got distracted and then forgot the dog was in the car.

You need the grip pin to disassemble the M&Ps unless you dry fire it. S&W doesn't recommend dry firing to disassemble though.

All you have to do is buy the first two years and they will send you the coupon. But it will be two years before you get another coupon. You get the yearly annual and some Glock freebies. Invitations to the GSSF shoots where you have a good chance of winning a Glock. You also can go to an armors course.

I ordered a M&P Shield in 9mm there one month ago. They just called and I told them they could sell it to someone else.

The Glock 21 is more proportional. However it is extremely large. The G30's thick heavy slide I can not get used to. I actually sold you a 30sf that was a great shooter. I will buy a 30s someday.

Glocks at GT's have been scarce except used ones. I asked about Glocks a month ago and all that was in stock were GAPs and a few G17s.. Everything else has been come and go. LCPs are out of stock as of last week. I have found some used Glocks at good deals though. I bought the salesman's sample new/unfired G26 gen4 for $480 OTD. I got a used G19 gen4 for 465 OTD. All in the last two months.

That is the thing, Scags around Chattanooga and around Knoxville are no where near as common as they once were. It does make you wonder.

Gen4 9mm Glocks have plenty of chamber support, shoot them as many times as you like.

That would weigh heavily in my decision making process.

All I can say is that I love Kawasaki engines, however I have no experience with those two models. Scags are not as common as they once were, I don't know how servicing will effect that. However EFI does sound appealing. With the EFI, does the manufacturer and the dealer still recommend ethanol free gasoline?

It really depends on which model and generation he has. Gen4 factory G20 barrels have better support than aftermarket barrels.

There is truth to it but it is over rated. Which model Glock are you shooting your reloads out of? Most all Glocks have good chamber support after 2003ish, after that all have fairly adequate support. The 45's were the worst but it is such a lower pressure it doesn't matter. The best seem to be the 10mm and then the 357 sig. What happens is there will be a little pop belly on he wall close to the rim. Sometimes it will come out in resizing bu the brass does get worked and stressed there.

I really wanted one of those $425 Sig 229's, were there any left?

I had one but it was very uncomfortable to shoot. The CT grip is about as uncomfortable. The Hogue is a dream, too bad there isn't a in between.