monkeylizard

I sent them a message via their website. Perhaps another Stoney River in the making.... Roar, TGO...ROAR!

HAARP was a conspiracy topic fifteen years ago. Can't we get some new ways to control the masses, change the weather, and cause earthquakes?

See one post before yours... 'nuff said.

I play a lot of video games. Does that count? I've been looking at the CIS classes, but haven't gotten around to it yet.

I can't recall if it's mentioned in the P-22 Bible, but several of the improvements that the author made were incorporated into revised P-22 designs, directly because of his efforts working with the folks at S&W support. I know you bought it new, but if it was old stock, it's old design. The magazine lettering will end in a number (oldest) or an A (revised) or a B (newest revised). The receiver has a year encoded in it as a 2-letter code. A=0, B=1, C=2 ...(J is skipped)... I=8 and K=9 . So "AK" = 09 production year. I can't recall when major revisions were introduced, but newer is definitely better on the P-22. The only issue I have is that my targets never look like mykltn's

I seem to recall that Nashville parks are all off-limits, but that they are not posted and don't have to be. Is that true? 39-17-1311.e.2 is clear that it needs to be posted.

+1 Or that a bus-load of kids is miliing about the property on a field trip that you didn't know about. After reading the roaming felony zone thread, it makes me nervous to carry anywhere.

vontar, that's pretty close to the truth. The USAF started looking for a better cloase air support platform in the late 1960's. I think it was 1970 or 71 when they released detailed RFPs for a 30mm anti-armor gun and an airplane to put it in. The GAU-8 30mm Avenger system was developed (by General Electric) and competed against a proposal from someone else that I can't recall right now. At the same time, the YA-10 (by Fairchild Republic) and YA-9 (by Northrup) were being built for the second RFP. The early prototypes of the YA-9 and YA-10 didn't have the GAU-8 in it, because it wasn't ready yet. Certainly there was some general specification sharing between the gun designers and the aircraft designers for dimensional and weight constraints. I don't know that I've ever heard which one forced more changes on the other, but it probably went both ways.

Kahr's CW9 is one I've been looking at. I have an XDsc in .40 and wouldn't mind a single-stack mag. It's only 2 rds less than my XDsc in .40. The CW9 is a little larger than the Kahr PM9, but it's significantly less.

So...how'd that work out for ya?

+1 on don't trust the site, at least not fully. There's a place in Bellevue called Tee's that my wife and I go that's listed as Anti on the site. It even has a quote from the owner. I checked for stickers/signs yesterday, and there weren't any. I ate at the place next door (free plug for Sam's Gyros in Bellevue....yummy!) until I can talk with the owner and verify her stance on it (and respectfully tell her why I'll never come back if it's true). I'd hate to lose that as a dining option. We don't have many good choices in Bellevue. On a plus side, the site has given me another reason to go try Tokyo Japanese. Status: Guns Allowed. Now to check the Health Score..... P.S. Is that the Caesar's on White Bridge in Nashville?

It's the "carried" part I'm looking for. I know it needs to go to the recipient's FFL. I was just wondering if how it arrived at the FFL was important. I wouldn't think so, because that shop down in Georgia just across the state line that deals in LEO surplus Glocks and stuff basically just carries a TN purchase to an FFL that's a few doors down, AFAIK. But that's a little different since it's from one FFL to another.

Right. I know I wouldn't need an FFL on my end if I'm sending one, but doies it have to be shipped to the FFL? What if I'm visiting the recipient in his/her home state? Do I still have to incur the shipping costs/hassle?

Assuming a state-to-state transfer is being done the legal way via an FFL and all parties involved are allowed to have the firearm, does the transferor have to ship it to the tansferee's FFL, or can the whole thing be done in person at the recipient's FFL?

Timely too. Ralph Bristol from Nashville's 99.7 WTN is taking a bunch of WW2 vets to D.C. today as part of an Honor Flight to let them see the WW2 Memorial on the National Mall.

This show has tanked fast. 1) So there just happened to be a fishing area with a nearly rebuilt house and nobody around? 2) The marauders' camp....whose idea was it to go there? Was it really Tick and Jim, or were they instructed to go there by the producers? Erm...the "colonists" know it's a show. Why would they think the marauders have a camp? I'd assume they're paid actors who go off to a green room after a raid, not off to a shanty town in the bayou. 3) What's it been, 3 weeks now since they built anything useful for survival? They've been working on that air boat system for at least that long and it still isn't working.

FTFY

AMC Releases a New Poster for THE WALKING DEAD Get your chainsaws and spiked bats ready. Here come the zombies. And it's already been meme'd http://www.thehighdefinite.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/1285108324348.jpg

Thanks, I'll be here all week. Tell your friends and be sure to tip your waitress.

History channel had a great show on about snipers. The Canadian former record holder guy was being interviewed (he was the record holder at the time of the show's production). Apparently his team was out of ammo, so they had resupplied from an American unit. Same caliber, but the US ammo had a hotter load, giving him extra range at the high altitude. I forget the specifics of the rounds. .50 I think. He said he didn't know if he'd have made the shot with his standard issued ammo.

mmmmmm coooookies.....

Right on, strel. Since the government knows where the ex-con felons live in many cases and they don't have ANY consitutional rights, we'll bypass the 3rd ammendment on them and quarter troops in their homes. That should save us some money by shrinking military base housing. And while they're there, we may as well deputize the troops so they can search through the felon's place for whatever. No warrant needed since the 4th ammendment no longer applies. And if they kick up a fuss, we'll convict them on the same charge they got convicted on the first time, seeing as how the 5th ammendment doesn't protect them from double jeopardy. The second trial will be faster than the first since they no longer have a guarantee of a jury trial as stated in the 6th and 7th. Suspending the 8th will let the judge set bail at twenty trillion dollars, while the felon basically becomes the government's property when the 9th and 10th no longer apply. The felon can't peacably assemble to protest any of this, or go to church to talk to the pastor, or even pray to a higher power for help because the 1st is gone too.

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/non-firearm-classifieds/46287-tactical-road-hog.html Free plug for a TGO Classifieds post.

My P-22 FTF'd a lot with the Federal 550 bulk pack from Wally World when I first got it. I switched to CCI MiniMags and it's been perfect. I need to try the bulk stuff again. IIRC, the P-22 Bible suggests that as the main spring gets loosened up from use, it will become more forgiving of lower powered rounds. With the P-22, inconsistency from one gun to the next seems to be pretty common based on what I've read across several forums. One will take anything you give it while another needs some caviar, a limo ride, and mood music to make it work.