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  1. Just a bump to see if anyone has one of the takedown models they'd be interested in selling. The non-takedown seems to be available, but I specifically want the takedown version. I've got a few local shops that I'm watching, but nothing so far. Fortunately, I'm not in any real hurry. Rusty
  2. Fair enough. Reasonably priced Glocks have become pretty rare these days anyway. After I replied to this, I happened to noticed that lots of manufacturers have started to produce G3 slides since the last time I looked. I ended up ordering one, so I'm all set. Good luck with your search.
  3. If you happen to find a complete Gen 3 G19 at a reasonable price, I'd probably split it with you. I would like to have the complete slide. It would have to be Gen 3 though. Good luck, Rusty
  4. Still looking. I realized that I've had in-stock notifications for this turned on in Bud's site since August, so either they haven't received one, or their notifications don't work. It seems the standard (not takedown) version is reasonably available on GB, and other sites, but not the 4924 takedown version. I've even seen some of the "lite" versions, but either overpriced, or with goofy colors on the barrel shroud.
  5. They're different for sure, and I actually figured people would have purchased them and found no use for it, so maybe I'd find one second hand. I might have been wrong about that. I've seen some on Gunbroker, even at fixed $499 price for the takedown version. That of course still leaves shipping and FFL on top of just finding one locally, unless the seller happens to be in the eastern half of TN. I did talk to a local shop that I've had good luck with, and they said they aren't seeing many Ruger handguns, and haven't seen one of these in quite a while. I'll keep in touch with them, and Bud's, and maybe one of them will come up with one before I have to start thinking of buying from Gunbroker.
  6. Surprising how many people seem to have these, though I know I'm late for the party. I have exactly no use for it, but that may not stop me.
  7. Thanks. I have no idea why I need one, but apparently I do
  8. Ad no longer needed. Found a new one at a reasonable price. Rusty Greetings, I'm casually looking for a Ruger 22 Charger Takedown in East TN. I've seen some odd colors, but I'd want black. It also has to be the takedown version. Thanks, Rusty
  9. Found what I was looking for. Rusty
  10. I've read through that several times now and I still don't know what it says... Their definition of "range" mentions "any other shooting activity", which would likely include air rifles. The only distances it gives seem to relate to ranges that are open to the public, so that wouldn't apply. Thanks, Rusty
  11. I have the survey info, and plat map, and I should be well clear of the county right-of-way. Rusty
  12. Thanks. That pretty much confirms what I've found as well. Nearly all were hunting, but one did state that it was never OK to shoot "across" a road, which is pretty obvious in most cases. These days I shoot mostly high end air rifles, so it won't matter for those anyway, but I do have some powder burners as well. Thanks, Rusty
  13. Greetings, I can't really find a good place to put this thread, so I'll try it here. I'm setting up a shooting range at home, which is very rural. I already have the berm, and shoot pistols on occasion, but I want to clear a lane and put up a shooting bench for longer range shooting. The problem is that the bench will need to be located near (50ft maybe) a paved road, though of course shooting away from the road in a safe direction. I've heard of laws in some states that require any firearm discharge to be more than XX distance from a road, but I can't find any such law in TN. I figure I'll probably end up asking the local police, but I just want to try to do my homework before I do. Can anyone point me to any law in TN regarding this? Would it be more likely to be a state law, or local law? Thanks, Rusty
  14. 13brv3

    Glock Gen5.

    I was surprised Glock didn't include the MOS cutout in the Gen 5. Of course I'd also like to see threaded barrels available, particularly since they say the barrels aren't interchangeable with previous generations. I'm not sure that's 100% true, but Glock is way behind on threaded barrels anyway. Best I can tell, they made a summer special run of them a few years ago, then never made any more. If they make a Gen 5 MOS TB version, I'd be compelled to give it a try, mostly for the left handed slide stop, but I suspect I'll be sticking with Gen 4 for now. Cheers, Rusty
  15. I only use Vihtavuori these days, because it's about as clean as powder gets. My 300BO shooting is 99% subsonic using N120 with heavier bullets, but I have loaded some Sierra 110gr Varminters with 16gr of N110. They chrono at about 2080 fps from a 16" barrel. Cheers, Rusty

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