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Selling 3 pistols. List below with photos in order to follow. Will meet within 45 minutes of Nashville. Must have TN DL to purchase, prefer HCP. Please text 615-202-1090 for more info. Taurus PT 738, well used: $150 Taurus Curve, used: $175 Beretta 9000 S, used, new grips: $225

Welcome to the forum! I don’t blame you for not spending summers in Houston. That’s a different kind of humid!

I'm interested in the 5744..... but you're a long drive from me. Do you ever come north? PM on its way.

price drop on M6A2

We spend half of each year in either State. Seven grandkids in Texas, so Mrs. G isn't ready to make a full-time move yet. It is so hot and humid ....(you have no idea).... in Houston, TX, that I haven't spent a summer there since I retired 25 years ago. Love TN and 5 years ago I started shooting Clays (Trap, Wobble Trap, Skeet and a little Sporting clays and 5 Stand) Can't get enough of it.

Glad I had boys I reckon.

I have a trade for ya text me 931-397-0438

If the deal on the H1000 falls through I’ll happily be next in line!

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Harris Combative Strategies Red Dot Pistol Fundamentals ! Saturday August 9 at Windrock Shooting Range & Training Center we will be holding a Red Dot Training Day! We will be working on some of the basic skills with some drills to make you more comfortable, competent, and confident with your pistol mounted optic ! Subject - Red Dot Pistol Fundamentals Instructor: Randy Harris - Randy's Bio Location - Windrock Shooting Range 720 Windrock Rd, Oliver Springs, TN 37840 Time: 1PM - 5PM Eastern time (after the morning Backup Gun match at Windrock) Price - $80 (Plus a $10 Range Fee payable in class by cash) Payment : – you can pay for the class through Eventbrite OR you can pay at class by cash or check OR pay by Electronic payment by paypal or venmo (friends and family option) or by credit card (contact Randy by phone 423 827 9133 or by email at randy@harriscombative.com for CC payment). Eventbrite -https://www.eventbrite.com/e/aug-9-red-dot-pistol-fundamentals-oliver-springs-tn-tickets-1329963900829?aff=oddtdtcreator Paypal – Randy@harriscombative.com Venmo – www.venmo.com/Randy-Harris-47 What you need to bring: Red Dot equipped pistol . I have a few loaners if you do not already have one but would still like to attend the class. RSVP with me to reserve a loaner. 200 Rounds of ammo. Holster / mag pouch / carry gear . Eye and ear protection. Drinks and snacks.

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Brand new never mounted Accu-Tac bipods, both with Arca spec mounts and really nice pelican cases. BR-4 https://accu-tac.com/products/br-4-g2-bipod SR-5 https://accu-tac.com/products/sr-5-g2?variant=50707587170577 $275 each picked up in Spring Hill / Franklin area

What father doesn't dream of his daughter finding a man with a truck that nice. I bet he also has a good job, seldom asks to borrow tools, and doesn't watch anime cartoons.

Funny how stopping production means inventory doesn’t increase. In this case, fair to say demand is catching up to their inventory Not a great model and they are no barometer for the industry. Whatever their deal is, doesn’t sound like it’s getting better. It’s sad to see them go out like that while hosing customers.

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Other than the 43X listed as ISO, that's about it. Appreciate the interest.

For so much AR glut, they sure are out of stock on a bunch of stuff. At least they admit it now.

Got my Vedder IWB holster for the G30 today, and picked up 1,000 rounds of Federal 230gr Hydra-Shok hollow points today for a great deal at one of my local gun stores. My Trijicon HD sights should arrive tomorrow for it. I’m grinning like a Cheshire cat with the G30 now!

Deerslayer, sorry to hear how they treated you (and a bunch of other customers, evidently). It sounds like their company is playing fast and loose, to say the least. They'd better hope no ham and egg lawyer catches wind of it and gets a class certified in federal court. But even if no one starts a class action, the consumer protection risk alone for a company like that is serious. Yikes.

Looks awesome

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Their recent issues to meet service levels and supply are covered in this thread. The current industry glut of AR’s is evident across manufactures and prices. The typical cycle we see with favorable administrations. With recent acquisition expenses leading up to today, demand dropping off a cliff is undoubtedly a factor in layoffs, without demand / revenue to support current spend. Too bad one of those recent acquisitions wasn't a cash printing press