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Yup, that is nearly the exact feedback I got from my teaching family and friends. High risk, low reward. Like you said most would throw their own body between an attacker and a child but none see being armed as the right answer to stopping an active shooter or protecting kids in classrooms.

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The knife is brand new except I put the clip on the left side I will change the flip back over to the right side if you're right-handed a little too big for me nice knife definitely worth the price $60 if we meet whatever shipping is if you need to have it shipped thank you

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Let's list this one again. Smith & Wesson 22/32 Heavy Frame 6"Bbl. 22lr Mid to Late 20's. $1020 CASH FTF. I live in the WhiteHouse area and can meet in the Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, Gallatin area but can drive a little ways to make the transaction. Here's the pictures.

If it where me I’d start by studying this inside and out (and subsequently keeping up to date with the latest version). https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/twra/documents/guide/TN-Hunting-Guide.pdf

I know a bunch of teachers - most of whom would jump in front of a bullet without a single hesitation to protect their kids. I don’t know a single one who wants to carry in their classroom. Plenty of them are pro-gun and carry elsewhere in their lives. They express a host of reservations - everything from that’s not the job they signed up for - to risks associated breaking up fights - to their name being made public and suddenly being all over social media and PTA text threads. I don’t know of any that have really thought about it and come to the conclusion that it’s worth it. Every last one of them said some version of, “they don’t trust us with books or curriculum - they’re not going to trust us with guns.”

It’s always nice to have something like that in the back of the safe. Not just for the quality but the memories. Every once in a while I dig out my old Remington 121 Fieldmaster that my dad taught me how to shoot with. It was his first rifle as well. Crazy accurate as many old .22’s are. Even if it never gets used much, I bet it works just the same as it did in 1975. Now it’s time to put it to use! Can’t take it with you, if you know what I mean, lol.

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I pulled out of hiding my old BL22. Me and my Dad bought this back in 1975. The gun was never shot much as I had others I used to hunt with regularly. Now Im glad we didnt use it much as its almost in a new state. Ill oil it a little and give it a try out soon. I do notice that front sight isnt for OLD eyes now. LOL I may look into Some Skinner sights unless there is something better?

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Let's bring this one back.

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Offering up another one I took on trade but will probably never use. Stainless Walther PPK chambered in .380 cap. Comes with 3 mags and factory box. $750 obo.

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The thread gage from any tap and die set will give you the info you need, too.

Two teachers in the family, two more close friends or neighbors that are teachers. 3 of the 4 hold TN carry permits and do carry when not at work or on school grounds. None of the 4 have any desire to carry in school. 2 of the 4 specifically said they would not carry even if this bill did not have the restrictions or stipulations about gaining permission. Neither had any desire to take on that responsibility and quite frankly that risk. One specifically said they had no desire to get sued by a parent if things went sideways in their school at some point. The one without an existing permit is not anti gun but has never owned one and has zero interest in learning to shoot much less obtaining a permit. She is married to someone who does own, carry, shoot and hunt but she has no interest in knowing anything more about firearms. My conversation with the two family members indicated that they had yet to hear a fellow teacher express any interest in obtaining the required permissions. General consensus of the educators in their circle of peers thought it was a pretty stupid idea and useless bill.

Isn't it funny how the left thinks this last part that ALL our Founding Fathers agreed on is somehow negated by the passage of time and circumstances they think trumps our natural rights?

That is where these come in very handy.

I’ve been shooting most my life, but never hunted. Looking to get into it, but I’m not sure how to get started. Permits, locations, seasons, etc are all fairly overwhelming. Any tips on where you would start? Which type of game/season?

Comedian Don McMillan wonders why weight loss commercials guarantee you'll lose 5 pounds a week on their plan, then want to sign you up for a lifetime membership. Thank God for grace!

Congrats. That’s a ton of work.

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