monkeylizard

If you're not defending people, pets, or livestock from an immediate threat, you're hunting.

Ah, that's possible.   homiebiggs, if that's the case, post a reply in Crazy Coot's for sale thread here: http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/89992-glock-17-gen-4/ or send him a private message. You can do that by hovering over his name on any of his posts, then choosing "Send Message".

Welcome to TGO. Buying and selling belongs in the Trading Post section. Here's the board for firearms classifieds. http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/forum/39-firearms-classifieds/   You have to become a TGO Benefactor to post ads (but not to send a PM to a seller/buyer and make a deal with them). You can become a Benefactor here: http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/store/category/1-benefactor-subscriptions/

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/90323-reporter-shot-on-live-tv-in-virginia/

Remember that East St. Louis is also on our side of the Old Man.

No, just a good start.

Thanks.

  Can anyone here answer this? I really want to know what the current regs are.

But I guess Trinity has no problem with Wal-Mart selling R-rated movies, violent video games, or pornographic chick-lit paperbacks?

Is hunting from the deck a problem? I thought I read that hunters had to be 200 yards from an occupied dwelling, but I don't see that on the current redesigned TWRA site.

  FIFY!

  FIFY!

Ring-tailed panther?

I'm actually faster shooting with my middle finger, but I have less control because of the changed grip so I don't do it with firearms. When I played paintball and laser tag a lot, I almost exclusively shot with my middle finger because in both games, volume can be just as important as accuracy. It's definitely a two-handed grip to do it though. With practice, I don't see why it won't become just as natural as the index finger.

Actually, it doesn't cost anything to be honest and not try to hide an upcharge for using the most common method of payment.

LOL. I was just about to post that exact same thought.

Classic has a video of cleaning out the cosmoline. Apparently mineral spirits works well. I used Simple Green to de-cosmo a Mosin. Worked pretty well.   The Yugo SKS was made from 1967-1989 http://www.sksboards.com/smf/index.php?topic=81.0

Because I bought what's supposed to be an un-issued (or pretty dang close to it) one and paid the price accordingly. If I wanted one that looks like it got drug behind a UPS truck or a tank, I'd have bought one of the Norincos coming in now for a lot less. It may not be just the finish on the muzzle device. If it got whacked around bad enough to tear that up, who know how off the barrel may be?

Mine arrived yesterday, but I wasn't home (signature required) so I had them hold it at the UPS depot up on Whites Creek Pike. Stopped by today to get it..... Refused to accept. Return to sender. I'll have to call Classic on Monday. That sucks.

Ah, their shipping prices were always high anyway. No big loss to me. Brownell's seems to take all my parts money anyway.

If you carry IWB, the single-stack is MUCH more comfortable. If you carry IWB and tuck your shirt, they're also more concealable than their double-stack counterpart. If you do neither, then yeah, the G26 is good to go.

Awesome!

  That's exactly what Holmes did in Aurora, CO

The racks at Anniston were pretty bare when I was down there a few months ago. Said then that I'd never go back as there's no reason to. I'd make an exception and make the drive to Anniston to hand pick one of those out.

For $30 for 3 years, it's still one of the best deals going. Use it once and it pays for itself by avoiding TICS and a transfer fee.   AIM Surplus usually has some C&R stuff in stock. Mosin revolvers, Tokarevs, Radoms, Mosin 1891/30s, Mosin M44s, various Swiss 7.5 rifles. Every now and then they get something super cool like the pre-63 FN HiPower 9mm or 1903 Springfields.