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I used a .410 for Mistletoe harvesting. I thought this was normal?

If at all possible, I think everyone should try to make the Tulsa gun show sometime in their life (4200 tables). They're twice a year, April and November. They weren't this big when I lived around there but they were still huge! From their page: Something to think about: If all our tables (2800 8ft. and 1300 6ft.) were placed end to end they would stretch 5.7 miles! If you spend the whole 18 hours we are open to the public and divide that by 4,200 tables, You will have 15.4 seconds to look at each table. April 7 & 8, 2018 Nov. 10 & 11, 2018 April 6 & 7, 2019 Nov. 9 & 10, 2019 April 4 & 5, 2020 Nov. 14 & 15, 2020 April 10 & 11, 2021 Nov. 13 & 14, 2021 April 2 & 3, 2022 Nov. 12 & 13, 2022 April 1 & 2, 2023 Nov. 11 & 12, 2023 http://www.tulsaarmsshow.com/home.html

In Illinois so are supposed the check their FOID status. https://www.ispfsb.com/Public/Firearms/FOID/PersonToPersonFirearmTransfer.aspx Of course there is no logic or reason to the debate. If you have money, someone will sell you a gun no matter what state you are in or where you are from. Most narcotics are a felony to sell. But it’s obviously not hard to find a seller.

For Veterans Day, 11-11-2017, I picked up a slightly used CZ P-09 9mm. Came with box and all accessories, $436 OTD at Guns & Leather in Greenbrier Tn. (good folks). Shot it Sunday and it ran great. Carried it OWB for awhile, big pistol, 19 round mag with one in the chamber. Sorry I don't do pictures but it looks like all other black P-09s.

Ha! Thanks but not sure if I could do it again, now. That was from 2009, if I recall correctly, and the past eight years have taken their toll on both my eyesight and the steadiness of my hands - plus I think the stars were just aligned right that day or something. I hope to make it back down to Spring Creek one of these days, though, so maybe I will try it just to see.

I'd suggest sighting in from a solid rest at known distances, then practice from possible field positions, including off hand, at a variety of distances and angles.

My sister and brother in law moved to the Monroe area a few years ago. They seem to like it pretty well.

Guys today I found my perfect way to concealed carry.....

My 11 year old grandson bagged his first muzzle loader buck yesterday! A funny story....lol. It was about 9 AM and he was actually asleep in the stand and the buck woke him up snorting. He was up a tree about 20 feet and the buck was about 10 yards away and could smell him but could not see him so it snorted and woke Logan up. It took Logan a few seconds to realize what was going on and the deer began to walk away. Didn't spook but was headed towards a thicket so Logan hit his grunt and the buck stopped and and turned he got the shot and bagged an 8 pointer. I am suppose to be getting pictures of the deer today but I will probably have to remind Justin, his older brother to send them. Logan called me all excited about hs first Muzzle Loader deer.

If you carried one of those Aiwb... "Yes, that is a gun and I am excited to see you." Leading to Blazing Saddles, "excuse me while I whip this out." Bob, glad you're here!

Redneck engineering at its finest, I love it. Recover any bullets?

Tough crowd

Visiting family in Franklin, TN this week and have noticed several city officers but couldn't really make out their sidearm, looked like a Glock. Can anybody confirm (didn't see them on the list)? On a side note, I was impressed to see a moto-officer with a 14" barreled 870 on his motorcycle. Very cool.

I saw one of their sergeants in court yesterday.  What he was carrying looked to be a Glock 22.

Fairview Chief of Police.  He's easy to get along with, but he smokes more weed than you could haul in a dump truck.   For the popo's to choose such an odd ball caliber is no real surprise.  I know a couple cops out here and I am darn glad they are on the force and glad to know them.  Good cops.   There's a few out here who feel the need to whip it out regularly and compare lengths.  

Terry Harris is a bit of dipśhit. He's a nice enough guy I reckon but....well.

Grainger County   Glock 21 in 45 ACP

Lewis County G22/23 Hohenwald PD Glock .357 Hickman County SO Primary S&W M&P 40/ XD 40/ G22/23 Jackson PD was HK USP .40 ( that's where I got mine). Believe they use the PX4 45 now, not quite sure. Davidson County SO G22/23 GEN 3-4

  Which respecatable manufacturers are cheaper than Glock? They may not be the best but their price is hard to beat, especially for LEO's.

Mistake in list. Knox County SO carries Glocks in 40sw, type depends on assignment. KPD is wanting to change to Sig, they currently issue Glocks to road officers.

Bedford and Marshall counties carry Glock 21. Glock 30 is optional for detectives.

  Since their awesome deal to trade everything in did not include ammunition guess what?  They went before City council last week requesting $450K more.  :rolleyes:

I've already seen several 1911's being carried

Last year Milan PD traded all their .357 SIG, Glock 31 & 32's in for .40 S&W Glock 22 and 23's

Majority of Dickson city use glock 22 as well as dickson co. sherrifs dept. Seen a couple of 1911s too.

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Anybody heard a rumor that the Knoxville Police Department is switching to Sigs? B Confirmed...check this out.. http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2013/jan/23/kpd-switching-to-higher-caliber-service-weapons/?partner=RSS

Collierville P.D. - Patrol carries a Glock 22. Swat guys carry a Glock 21. Investigators/Brass issued either Glock 23 or 27 (depending on assignment).

The Lewisburg PD issue Glock 21. Maury County SO can carry any compact or duty size Glock of choice. Sent from my Droid RAZR Maxx

Negative. Glock is making guns in Georgia now but they are all being exported. Any Glock you buy here in the U.S. is made in Austria. Strange isn't it?

The Bartlett PD gun is correct (P226), but the caliber should be .357 Sig, not .40 S&W. Also, University of Memphis Police carries the same P229 DAK in .40 as Memphis P.D.

Somerville PD: Glock 22

Correction to the list. Cumberland County Sheriff's Department Road Officers carry the Glock 21. Investigators carry the Glock 30. Crossville Police Department carries Sig P229 in 40 S&W.

Trousdale Co. Sheriffs Dept. Glock 22 40 S&W

I don't what's more sad, that behavior or the fact that I am not the least but surprised.

Centerville PD carry a Beretta PX4 in .40. I was at the 911 center when an officer was more than willing to pull his loaded firearm to show it to me and wave it around the room.

By the way both the Sumner County Sheriff's Office and Gallatin PD carry Glocks in .40 but I don't know their cute little Glock numbers.

That why I put in there that they can carry whatever they qualify with. They are issued the Sig and the XD though.

TWRA switched to the Glock 31 this fall.

Fairview Tn uses a Glock in .357 Sig. Don't know what model that is, but I know for a fact that's what they use.

Goodlettsville PD carries Sig P220's. The SWAT team has Springfield XD 45's. They can also carry whatever they can qualify with. Robertson County Sheriffs Department has HK USP 45's. White House PD carries Glock 22's. Ridgetop PD is issued Glock 21's, but can carry anything that they qualify with.

Lawrenceburg PD uses the Glock 22 and Lawrence County Sheriff uses the Glock 31. MTSU police uses M&P ____. IIRC Fisk University Police use Security Six.

Coffee County and Franklin County use Glock 22 I bought a Glock 26 from a Franklin County officer, he said they wouldn't let him carry it as a backup gun. He was selling is to buy a 27.

What about Vanderbilt PD?

Lenoir City PD issues Glock 22's.

Washington County SD now issues Glock 21 and Glock 30 for detectives.

Just the main Campus as it's pretty large and I think its only like 9 officers plus some unarmed security

I'm amazed that Chatt State has it's own force...

Memphis PD: Sig 229