A.J. Holst

4+ in the Blount County section of Seymour

The front and rear extra large cocking serrations are interesting and look very functional

I like the answer, "is this a doctor's visit or a 2nd Ammendment debate club?"

With all the positive reviews, not sure you can go wrong at $373, if you really don't like it, you could double your money on Facebook.

She's building up her immunities, worry but don't fear.

Send it in under warranty?

Still snowing in Seymour, perfectly covering all the un-melted ice from yesterday.

Did you see IT'S photo?

I don't have a lever gun, but I have heard when you cycle the action, do it like you mean it.

I like the ranch concealment jacket, seems price competitive with the brand name heavy twill jackets available

In Russia you can not get car insurance unless you have a dash cam.   Supposedly, because the place is so corrupt and with the right amount of influence and money, you can change anyone's story   Hold on to your seats for the ride of your life!!!   This is why Russians use dashboard cameras-   http://www.youtube.com/embed/5RAaW_1FzYg?autoplay=1&modestbranding=1&rel=0&showinfo=0       Amazingly, it appears no one is seriously hurt and the dog got away

I was checking out the top 11 9mm list and saw the P-38.   My buddy bought a P1 a few years back and when we go shooting, it's the one he shoots.   He likes it the best out of all his handguns and he has a lot brand-name stuff in the safe to choose from.   If you're looking for shooter and "duty-grade" all steel 9mm, may be worth checking out.

I started with a 2" and was gifted the 3" The 3" is just as concealable (providing you can easily find a left-handed holster - I'm still on the hunt) If you are going to shoot .357, you get improved ballistics over the 2, but I really don't know how much My preferred SD round for both is the .38 Speer Gold Dot, target is whatever is cheapest, excluding aluminum - personal preference and I scavenge my brass and turn it over to my re-loading guy. The 3" has an XS Big Dot and Trausch Grips, the 2" has a HiViz fiber optic. The grips (stocks) started on opposite guns, I swapped them around and like the both the shooting and aesthetic results. [URL=http://s828.photobucket.com/user/gotthegoods/media/Mobile%20Uploads/IMAG0142.jpg.html][/URL]

I knew I should has bought a laserdisk player along with my betamax. Speaking of collectibles, my wife has a medium sized battalion of nib barbies

Good luck on your first range trip!

I bought a 6" king cobra in 1989 for $369 plus tax from sports unlimited in Orlando Florida. They had a used python for sale at $750.

Das Scloss as well, just wondering if we had any Solingen aficionados might know more about it than me.

Blade marked Solingen G.H. I got it from my grandfather 35 years ago, but it could have been his dad's or my grandma's dad's so I have no idea of it's age A quick google search didn't reveal anything like it. There seems to be excessive wear from sharpening the smaller blade - indication of age or soft steel? The enamel is cracked and but the game doesn't show how good the color still is. Any info would be greatly appreciated!!!

Of course the answer is always more lube...everyone knows that it reduces surface friction and it will be sooooo slick, the under powered 9mm can easily overcome the other forces of physics.   :stir:   Surprised he isn't recommending any space age as see on tv micro slick lubricants as the answer...act now and we'll throw in a shamwow

I was running an auto finance company in 1994 and a dude skipped to Parrotsville.   Our skip tracing efforts uncovered he was originally from Parrotsville and when times got tough he simply moved back to his home town from the big city of Knoxville.   We never did find him or that car.

  Oh, in that case, Craig, what are you using?

Has some cool stuff in stock   K31/ K11 Swiss, MGs, Chinese SKS   Star / Radom / Romanian Tok   http://www.aimsurplus.com/catalog.aspx?groupid=254&name=Curio+%26+Relic+Firearms   and already sold out...   http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?groupid=2525&name=Manurhin+MR73+.357+Magnum+Revolver    

Concur! There is a void in price point from the Hi-Point to the other 9mm pcc's on the market. After "customizing" my 995, getting a few extra mags and a case I'm still under $300. If I want to upgrade, are the other options worth double or triple the price point for a hobbyist? starting under $600 retail, I may re prioritize getting an AR.

A top of line .22 1911 for $485 otd seems like a great value. I would expect some hiccups during break - in since it's manufactured to tight tolerances. Can't wait to get the review!

You stated the 4 felt better, if you shoot it better and are more confident with it, ditch the 6. As a range / trail gun, I think the 4 would fill the niche plus the cc option.