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There was some ammo on the floor, mostly 40S&W and 44mag. It sounded like 22lr and mag where the only common thing they didn't have.

Spartsmans has everything as of 2pm on April 9th except 22. A $200 10/22 and a AR for $899 was hard to walk away from.

$300 only if that is what you want, I have seen one collect a mound of dust at a shop for $325 before.

In a religions course I was in we learned that Islam is not a peaceful religion. The United States has a dieing following of Christian followers but Athiest are the fastest growing denomination in this country, Islam does not even come close. I think this country is screwed regardless though.

your right, that is what I meant to type.

Sounds good, do you have some to loan?

s&W 57 and 58's were 41 magnums. I don't think any S&W ever came in 45s&W mag, kind of pointless in a revolver anyway. .41 mag has more pressure than a 44 mag but is scarce.

I wouldn't refinish it. It is too big and heavy to be a good carry gun. There weren't many of those and suspect most were converted to 45LC.

I predict skeet shooting will gain popularity. It will be great practice.

Sig makes a 1911 in 40 but they are pretty hard to come by.

Two things I have learned in my years as a traffic investigator is never assume speed by the damage and never assume injuries by the damage. I'm sure she was speeding though because people drive crazy. Did she hit her brakes at all?

Yes, yes, and yes!

You would be perfectly reasonable to use deadly force against someone aiming a firearm at you or someone else. You do not have to wait for someone to shoot first.

^Exactly. Save your am or boxes when you get through shooting and you can repackage in the old cartons. J/K, but I have though about it.

They have some 2022's in 40 with a 10rd magazine for around $420. If they had a 12 rd I would have bought one.

I don't sell ammo but is there any reason to think once you order stamps from the TWRA you become of interest to The TN Dept of Revenue? Obviously you are buy stamps to sale ammo, do the two agencies talk?

Only if you plan to resale or trade it in Tennessee.

But I can start with $10k or $100k right? Wouldn't that be nice. Lol Let me ask this, at the best in 30years it will only be worth 1.25-1.5 times what a traditional savings account would be worth. So if I had a 10k and never added to it in 30 years it would only have a slight advantage over anticipated inflation. The reason everyone's has just set idle for the last 5years.

I actually knew it was $1000 my fingers kept saying $100. So can I get started with $1000? Are we only making about an extra 1-2% over our 401k after the amount our employees matches? On the $5000/2012 and $5500/2013, that is only desposits on open accounts though right?

It's not what I'm smoking it is what the kid driving daddy's car killing his friend and a few others was smoking. I drive buy the family's house and accident scene almost every week. If their son was alive today his parents would hug him and then kill him again for that stupid crap he pulled.

If you want out of Orlando, then I wouldn't buy a house there. Someone will come along and say you should though. I want out of my town but I own a house here. Get my point? Serious question, Did the lady you speak to say that you had enough to do a Roth IRA? I heard to get one started I needed a minimum of 10k(everybody says $100 but try to get one to help you) Honestly, just a savings account until you get 10k for a house may be just what you should do. The goal should be to get a house soon and to get it payed down soon. Pay it off completely if you wish. I would still do my 401k to what my employer matches. After my home was financed, sometime before paying it off I would start a Roth IRA, Money Market IRA, or what have you.

Still though, I would get into a home first, unless you think you will be moving a lot. If I had 10k I would go here https://www.merrilledge.com/m/pages/mobile/splash.aspx. It is not going there but it is a BOA Money Market Roth IRA The way it was explained to me 10K and then 5k a year for 30yrs could make about $750k https://www.bankofamerica.com/deposits/iras/fdic-insured-iras.go

As far as deductions you will get no more than 1/3rd of your total interest back.

Two things; Ramsey not Me says to invest in real estate. It never seemed worth it to me. Rental property Works for some but is a nightmare for some. It was for my family. All this investments are normally great until experts tell people to do it, that's when it is not as great as it once was.

Everyone is reading me wrong. The remaining 10% of my mortgage will be the last loan I ever pay off early. I think my rate is 3.35% I itemize enough to were it benefits me to pay some interest. When I get it down enough I will do a Roth IRA but I will not sacrifice investing to pay off the mortgage early. Like I said, you generally will not loose your home in a lawsuit if you owe any money on it. This is the number one reason to owe a little money. My MIL is a living example of why people sue. Give them nothing to sue for and they will be less likely to sue. It has nothing to do with investing but everything to with lawsuits. Have as many of your bills as automatic allotments as possible, it is less to come out when you get sued. I can take you and introduce you to a family that had all their savings invested in a home $1 million. Their 16 year old son killed several in a car wreck and lost their home. They should have kept a small mortgage and had their money invested.