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send any .204 Ruger cases to me (except the you ones shortened to .223). I load them all the time. It is an outstanding performer (necked down .222 Rem Mag), and cleans the clock on .223 Rem (which I also load). Bert

This is the one I have. Very happy with it.

This guy was actually arrested in September, I think.

Can you resolder the pads on the crystal ? That sounds like a cold-solder joint.

If born on or after January 1, 1969, you will need your Hunter Education certificate - Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency- Hunter Education (A one-time TWRA Apprentice Permit Hunter Education Exempt (Type 012) is available, but includes restrictions on the holder.)

I emailed the KNS journalist, but he is out of office until the 17th.

So, it *was* Goody's powder, not cocaine. Bloomberg still stepping on his anti-2A crank. Loads of reading material from KNS here - Tennessee tourist, medical student Meredith Graves finds media spotlight in purse » Knoxville News Sentinel

Waste of owners time. The web site is essentially irrelevant to the resturant business (and evident by dearth of FB traffic).

Their website is flat out wrong on Ruby Tuesday's Oak Ridge. It is *not* posted.

Is this the FB site ?? Looks pretty empty to me. https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Gun-Free-Dining-Tennessee/132708250098357

dug up and slamming on a two year old post Nice start.

sorry if this is redundant...Mercy urged for Tennessee tourist who took gun to 9/11 Memorial - NYPOST.com They may be figuring out that they are stepping on their own anti-gun private parts......

The silence from ORPD continues to be deafening..... The articals have now dropped off both the KNS and Oak Ridger web sites

Report: Tenn. tourist wanted to check gun at WTC » Knoxville News Sentinel

Are you able to provide some clues (or identify directly) as to which dealer quoted the $100 transfer fee to you ?

National mayors group targets illegal online gun sales » Knoxville News Sentinel

I misread the title. Thought you were asking what officials I got for Christmas. Santa could not afford any this year....., but last year I got a alderman and a small fraction of a congressman time share.

Tonight was church www.faithpromise.org , Dominos Pizza, and blackberry wine over a game of dominos. Tomorrow breakfast, venison, sausage, bacon, gravy, eggs, biskits, coffee

Militec ?

Usually, in mine, everything I need *except* what I am looking for at the moment.

I have two of these, and am happy with them. They are big, heavy, but cheap and work pretty well for the $. Walmart.com: CenterPoint Illuminated 4-16x40mm Scope: Hunting

No doubt, prevention is key, but under the premises of my question, (at which point probability = 1) response has not been addressed. The more I think about it, the less inclined I am to consent to search without warrant (same for my house as well). Apparently, from what I am reading, there is not a procedural system of safeguards in place, regardless of how "low-profile" one remains. It sort of seems analagous to the "never take a breathalyzer" maxim. If you *are* pulled over, and officer asks to search, then you are probably screwed, whether you submit or not.

I wonder if you ask for a second officer or supervisor to perform or observe the search (or just decline period, without a warrant)? Obviously you keep the interior organized, and free of clutter, carpets & mats secured, (if really paranoid, maybe a few strategically placed tamper seals, a door activated camera system ?) etc. Perhaps a few objects to mildly draw interest & divert attention (ex. spent 9mm casing - "oops ! from the last range trip") B.

My question is assuming you have been stopped, not how to avoid being stopped, and is assuming a polite attitude on civilian's part.

I know several guys who have 10's of K run through theirs. Am also aware of at least one bbl replacement. Buy it, keep your recipts (required by KT for major warranty), shoot it, have fun. I love mine. B.