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  2. 4/26 40 More rounds and zero malfunctions and accuracy is still good- Was able to move gas setting to number 2 and all went well-
  3. That's a very broad question. Akin to someone that may ask you "I want to buy a gun, what should I get?" There are countless ways to answer that. Personally, I'll hunt about anything, I just want to be in the woods. I've been interested in hunting for as long as I can remember and could about recite the annual regulations book put out but TWRA when I was a little kid. (Probably not as knowledgeable now). In 30+ years of hunting I've learned more about hunting from other people that I've hunted with than anything else. In these times I'm sure YouTube is a great resource that I didn't have. I'd pester any friends who hunt and see if you can go with them.
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  5. These look like the Croatian mags I have as well. They work great and have bho follower as well if you like that. Good price!
  6. No this is the base model, more classic style, less trench warfare style
  7. Thanks for the interest, but I’m trying to sell locally at this time.
  8. Funny how folks are inclined to preserve one of the most flawed concepts on the planet, the gun free zone. I'm reasonably sure that you could take damn near anyone with a college degree, and teach them not to shoot any kids in under an hour. The real point is, the highest level of law enforcement training won't let you carry a gun into a school. That kinda thinking is Adam Lanza's best friend. A lot of kids go home to armed parents every day.
  9. Dang I completely missed that lol. Let me loon at some specs I may be in touch
  10. SROs are doing God's work, and this is intended to augment them, not replace them. The issue with SROs is a microcosm of the need for concealed carry in society at large. There are simply not enough of them to be everywhere. Statistically, the average active shooting injures or kills 1 person every 10 seconds for the duration of the attack, although the first minute is often many times higher than the last. Therefore, in order to limit casualties to less than 10, we need to stop an attacker in the first 30 seconds. My school is very lucky in the fact that we have 4 full time SROs. But our building is over 400,000 square feet and our property is over 50 acres. A 3 minute response time from SROs already on site would still average nearly 20 casualties. Think of armed staff as hard points or speed bumps to keep the Attacker engaged, allowing the SROs time to respond while simultaneously reducing casualties
  11. Garufa is right. Start with the TWRA guides as they will explain seasons, permitting, bag limits and such. They also have an App you can download on your phone which is helpful for reporting game. Depending on your age, you will likely be required to take a Hunters Safety Course and even still, it would be a good idea to take the class anyways. It been a long time since I had mine, but if I'm not mistaking, you can do this online or in person. You can also buy whatever permit you need online from the TWRA, or in a lot of local stores. I know BassPro will sell them, maybe Academy as well. Public land is available to hunt and maybe someone will chime in on the ins/outs of that. I've never hunted public land since I have access to private. Definitely ask around about land and even volunteer to help maintain any property you have been given access to. There is a sticky on top of this board that I created to help new hunters. I keep meaning to update/polish it up some but it'll definitely help. Lastly, I'd encourage you to introduce hunting to someone else. Even if you feel like you have no idea what you are doing, that would be a memory of a lifetime for whoever tags along with you.
  12. I agree with your first assessment. However ECP is no where near enough training to permit teacher/staff carry. It is a start but not for stand alone training.
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  14. S&W 15-3 .38 special and S&W 19-5 .357 mag. Each have 4 inch barrels. Each is $900 or $1700 for both.
  15. I fear that this is nothing more than feel good legislation. Most local school districts will say no and in the end very few teachers will be armed. Too many hoops to jump through will discourage a lot of teachers from getting the required training. I prefer the idea of allowing enhanced permit holders to carry in schools as the bad guys will never know who is armed.
  16. Note over 500 schools DO NOT have a SRO. Many schools are in rural areas and have delayed response times not to mention staff shortage. Response time is proportional to body count. TN has had armed teacher provision for the past 8 yrs in private schools, and over 30 states have it already. Point is, no student/ teacher mishaps have bee reported. All the uproar in opposition is the typical anti theatrics. Interesting to note that individual districts will bow to local politics and opt out of teacher carry completely.
  17. I have been looking for a Uberti / taylors or cimmaron 1873 short rifle in .357 with 20 inch barrel. They are not in stock anywhere. Anybody know why there is such a shortage on these? If anybody happens to see one in a LGS in East Tennessee give me a heads up please. Thanks
  18. Safety Reminder for Buyers and Sellers This is an automatic reply meant to protect you as a buyer and a seller on TGO. Use the Buyer/Seller Feedback feature to research who you are dealing with. Please come back and leave feedback for each other after the transaction is complete. Your experience will help others. Never agree to use an electronic form of payment to buy or sell a gun! None of the electronic payment services will protect you against fraud in a firearms transaction. They all have terms of service FORBIDDING the use of their services to buy/sell guns. DON'T DO IT. Be very wary of anyone who insists on brokering a deal in private or outside of TGO. Scammers almost always prefer to operate out of the public eye. The complete Trading Post Rules and also some more helpful suggestions can be found by clicking this link. Everyone should read them at least once! ~~~ This was an automatic reply ~~~
  19. Newer PX4 model G-SD in 9mm. Has an extended mag release, a "heavy" barrel (essentially their .40 barrel but chambered in 9mm) and a Langdon-Inspired DA/SA trigger. G Model so decock only. Comes with 3 17-round magazines and one 20-round magazine. About 50 rounds through it. Asking $600. No really looking for trades. Only trade would be for a M9A1 in 9mm
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