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Welcome aboard.

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I have a base model 10/22 with extended mag release, and auto bolt close. I have a tru glo rimfire scope on a picatinny rail. I bored out a compartment in the stock for a survival kit. five bx-25 mags, and one 10 rd mag. *The kit shown is from a different gun. I'd like $450, or trade for full size 1911 in .45

Are the P220 mags 45 or 10?

Would you be open to trades?

365xl with a katana magwell and tlr7sub

My wife tried so m e canned sugar drink. It was in a can with a flip top like beer or coke. They never came around for 2 months. Today I Cleaned the caned liquid out and used sugar and water 4 to 1 ratio. In 2 hours I had 3 hummingbirds going nuts drinking like alcoholics lol. I was so happy. I'll never do store bought liquid again, but it was my wife's idea.

Welcome to the forum! Hope you like it here. I’m getting back into guns and shooting after a long hiatus, so always good to have more experienced members around. That’s a very interesting employment history! I’m sure you’ve got plenty of stories! Cheers!

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Cleaning up my garage and found this stashed away. I weighed it then underestimated to amount to be safe. I have 1,200 round of 9mm and 250 rounds of 556 once fired brass. I also have 24 rounds of once fired 6.5 creedmoor. $30 for all of it. Meet in at the Home Depot off of Moores lane in Brentwood.

I wonder if that pics is from a Scout Master or similar. You could put a canister inside with the ingredients, fill the Igloo with ice and some rock salt, and at the end of the day driving kids and gear all around to different activities, he'd have ice cream in camp.

Good possibility I’ll be down in Knox area tomorrow if any of you peeps down that way are interested

What is the barrel length? I know someone looking for a home defense 20ga

Trade for mc9 prime?

I do love my sig 365x macro, but the 320 is a s$%t show.

Hey Y’all, New member here! Recently moved to Middle Tennessee, up in Macon County. I have done numerous jobs in the past but most notable are Commercial Diver(Underwater welder) and Wildland Firefighter( forestry technician) for USDA Forest Service. Currently, unemployed. I grew up around a guns and have guns passed down from generations. I am looking to sell some I’ve picked up along the way and meet like minded folks in the area.

That guy doesn't know anything about guns. If you don't drop it, is won’t go off. If you don't put it in a holster, it won't go off. If you don't twist, it won't go off. As long as you assemble it correctly, it won't go off. Everyone else's guns are shooting their owners........oh they're not. Amazing. LOL

SPM