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Nope, no points for 177 day issue. My wife holds the world record at 11 months in Michigan. I took her to Wal-mart to celebrate.

You won't have a problem with them. Expect loud noises and sudden holes downrange.

So much for keeping a secret . . . .

The last one I went to was at the National Guard Armory on 30 between Athens and Etowah. Get off I75 at Exit 49 (Highway 30) and take it east thru town to the Armory. The Armory has a tank on the lawn, so when you feel the crosshairs on your chest, turn left. For folks coming from the east, take 411 to Etowah and get on 30 west. It's a small venue with too darned many tables and not enough walking room for my taste. Shall we say claustrophobic?

It's TRADITION. I can say no more . . .

I expect ENDLESS recounts. We've been here before.

Welcome! I'm just a few miles outside Athens.

All questions appear to have been answered and I'm closing this one.

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I'm on my second ASUS motherboard in this computer, and it has a glitch also.

It would be enough for me.

Chilhowee Rod & Gun Club, Athens. You provide the .22 ammo and they'll loan you a pistol. Chilhowee Rod & Gun Club

Vikings, Chargers, Cowboys, Jets . . . . Ehhhh! The Steelers ain't playing and I don't care if trash like this kill each other.

I don't expect the Massachusetts leopards to change their spots. The Democrat will win.

I have a fiber-optic cable pedestal in the corner of my yard, belonging to AT&T. They don't offer cable or DSL here, and Comcast doesn't offer cable. I'm on satellite. Go figure.

Very, very sad.

Oh - night vision device. I had trouble with the jargon there for a while.

I did. I'm waiting for the next jerk!

Were you carrying with the chamber empty or, *shudder*, with it cocked and locked?

They were $200 eight or ten years ago when I bought mine.

I just got an email notification that Natchez has CCI 500 primers in stock, 5K limit CCI #500 Small Pistol Primers 1000/box - Natchez Shooters Supplies

Don't forget the Swedish Mausers either - a M96 or M38 in 6.5x55 is a FINE shooting rifle, and they haven't been through a war! You'll probably end up reloading for whichever milsurp you choose - the ammo eventually dries up. That's not a bad thing - reloading is fun in itself. There's nothing wrong with the Ishapore Enfields either, in 7.62 NATO. Other than being a bit crudely finished with odd sights,that is.

I read the ND as Notre Dame . . . Welcome anyway!

Scot/English, with a dash of German and Dutch for flavor.

Michigan is a great place to be from. Welcome!