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For skeet, trap and sporting clays, Cedar City is close. It's a club, but open most weekends. http://www.cedarcitygunclub.com/

There is a Tandy store off Harding in Nashville close to Sams. I don't think it's been open too long.

Also known as John Deere 644E Loader, other favorites include, EBFL(Extended boom fork lift), DTC(6k forklift), RTCH (Rough Terrain Container Handler).  Always fun when you transfer to the civilian life and fill out a job application listing equipment training.

Post a picture if you could. That might get some ideas flowing. Also check with the workers at Woodcraft in Cool Springs, most of them are craftsmen.

Yep, one of my many other hobbies! LOL I've raced just about everything since the late 80's. Finally reduced my collection to mainly carpet oval, REVO, 1/8 buggy and a slash for the kids to play with. Check out: www.nashrcracer.com Thunder is the local indoor track: carpet on-road & oval, dirt off-road. Lots of good guys there and fun times. Matt

If you look at the lower right side you can see a dump truck. They wanted to block off the whole fence line but we didn't have enough equipment so it was spaced out. For whatever good that did??!!

Here's a link to the TN District for the Royal Rangers.  They have a list of some of the outposts.   http://105759.agdistricts.org/

Yeah, there is no snack time but there are always sugar cookies!

Congrats! It's great to see future Devil Dogs with a plan. A travel tip for the island: Buy "skin so soft" and thin with alcohol in a small spray bottle(pocket size). It's a little greasy but it will drown the sand fleas. Otherwise, "Stand still and don't move, cause they have to eat too!" Oh, the memories!

I think they depart at 8 am, Tuesday morning at gate B6 if anyone is flying out. Also there is an "Armed Forces Day" May 19 11am-1pm at Charlie Daniels Park in Mt. Juliet.

Channel 1 is steering servo Channel 2 is throttle servo Channel 3 is open Battery plugs into batt. slot You can plug them in to any slot and check with your radio.

It depends on what your plans are, back yard bashing or racing. With brushless motors and lipo batteries the run time advantage of nitro has been reduced. Nitro chassis are beefy and tend to have less breakage. I would choose something that you can get parts for locally, instead of having to depend on mail order. Nitro needs glo plugs and fuel. Electric once you buy everything there aren't too many trips to the store unless something breaks. I've raced the Traxxas revo and Kyosho 1/8 buggies in the past with little problems. As for electric I have tried them all, just stick with the top brands. Check out Thunder Raceway in Nashville, they have weekly racing in onroad, oval and dirt offroad. I agree with the other posts about the Slash, I got my daughter one and I haven't had to fix anything on it yet. If I can help just let me know. I'll link to some sites and shops I use. Matt http://www.nashrcracer.com/ http://www.stormerhobbies.com/ http://traxxas.com/ http://www.losi.com/

Thank you dlm. I'll have to call around when I get them ready.

dlm, Where do you take your brass? I've collected some and was wondering where the best place to take it around Nashville. Is it worth taking alum casings too? Thanks, Matt

Great Movie! I saw an advance screening and enjoyed it. Lot's of action, plus some of the firefights (the boat extraction I think) were shot on a live fire coarse.