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Since you brought it up. Yes, finger dicipline is of utmost importance especially when holstering. However, clothing, elastic tightners around the bottom of jackets also must be certain to be clear of holster. With any handgun, but especially those that have had trigger work, amatuer or professional and reduced pull weight it is important to use proper technique when reholstering appendix position. I see it all the time with IDPA. One should slightly flex the knees, forward thrust the pelvis and slowly and visually place the gun in the holster. That will angle the muzzle away from the body and feet in the event of a ND body parts will be missed. Sloppy and fast reholstering is a dangerous event.

My latest adoption. 2016 4x4 limited with 105k miles.

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.

IIRC, this brought about the New York trigger from Glock.

LNIB HK USP 9 Tactical - Includes original box, paperwork, and 3 mags. Suppressor height sights, threaded barrel protector. Thread pitch is 13.5 X 1. Very low round count. No trades, must agree to sign bill of sale. Paypal or Venmo is preferred. Cash is a pain but i'll take it if that's all you've got.

Hey guys & gals, I’m offering up a duplicate from the safe. I have another one of these that I personally love. I picked this one up for my wife hoping she would use it as a bedside home defense setup, but she just doesn’t like it. She’s just a handgun gal and there’s nothing wrong with that. Having said that, I don’t need two of them. Up for sale here is a like new Ruger LC Charger in 5.7x28. It is in excellent shape and shoots very good, less than 200 rounds through this one. It comes in the original box with all original stuff. Also included with it is a Manticore Arms/SB Tactical sliding brace, KNS Precision finger stop, two +5 TandemKross magazine extensions, and 200 rounds of factory 5.7x28 ammo to get you started. If you don’t need the ammo I don’t mind to keep it and drop the price since I have other 5.7s, just thought since I have a bunch of it I would offer it in a package deal. Asking price is $950 for it all…this is much less than I have in it. Like I said I’m only selling/trading it as I have two of these and really only need one. As far as trades go, I’m kinda getting the 2011 bug. I would love to have a Springfield Prodigy Comp model or a MAC 9 DS Comp, and I’m willing to add cash on my end to even up a trade. I’d also consider Glock MOS models, optic ready M&P 9mms, Echelon 9mms, maybe even a Tisas 1911 DS. I would also consider higher end ARs or a PSA KS-47. I will consider other trades though. Located in Morristown

The thing is it can be with the next Democrat controlled Congress. The culls woke them up to the issue, now we are caught if we don't get suppressors and Shorts out of the NFA.

I always smack my mags hard to insure proper seating into the pistol. No sense taking a chance, IMO.

I have the following for sale. All have extremely low round counts. Please message me for pictures. 1. CZ PCR - $600 2. CZ 75BD - $600 3. Sig P226 (40th Anniversary Edition) - $725 All are for sale FTF in the Knoxville area. Must be able to legally own. A TDL and preferrably a HCP are required to purchase. A HCP is required for non established TGO members.

I have a nice G34.4 for sale. I bought this in 2018 and went to a shooting school with it. It has sat unfired on my nightstand ever since. <1,000 rounds fired. Only selling because I replaced it with an MOS gun with an RMR. Package includes 1x Glock 34 Gen 4 bone stock with Glock adjustable sights. Includes 2x 17 round factory glock magazines and all back straps, mag loader, cleaning rod, etc that comes with them. 1x Streamlight TLR-1 and a Safariland 6004-6832 holster (right handed and weapon light compatible). $600 cash face to face around Columbia to a TN resident over 21 legally eligible to own firearms. HCP preferred.

I have a Springfield Armory SA-35 for sale. It has two factory 15-round magazines and one aftermarket 15-round magazine. It is like new and includes the original box as well as paperwork and factory gun lock. $600. Must be able to legally own a firearm. TN DL or HCP flash. Located in Nashville.

Wonder what this photo was for

Look like rabbit to me. I had to put chicken wire around my beds to keep them out. That won't work on the deer.

Currently, I only have a Sig M17x, so part polymer, light, and no safety. As I mentioned above, I like to do draws and two shots and re-holster and run that for 5 - 10 rounds in a session. Again, I am very conscious of my finger, and it feels "safe".

Wanting to sell my Ruger made Marlin 1895 in 45-70. I have not shot it so it is brand new and I got 60 rounds of subsonic hornady included. 1300 obo.

Lee Weems of RangeMaster has a very interesting podcast out today just on the DA/SA subject. You can locate this under 'That Weems Guy". Langdon ane Rehn: A Reasonable Discussion. His guests are very knowledgable, Karl Rehn and Ernest Langdon make some great points on this subject be it for CCW or competition. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/that-weems-guy/id1575361538?i=1000719480275

It is between 16 and 20in. It fits in the short side of my safe. I will measure when I get home tonight.

I’ve got a used Rigid 5.0 Peak HP 12 gallon wet/dry shop vac up for sale. Cleaning out the garage and have 3 shop vac’s so don’t need this one anymore but could use the space. Runs great, has 3 attachments. Could use a new filter. $25 at the Home Depot off of Moore’s lane in Brentwood.

I’ll take all of them.

Sig should do an exchange for P320’s to 365’s. Especially after this last event. I started this thread, and now I’m convinced, my P320 is going to stay safe ridden. I don’t need an accident.

This needs to happen I'm getting too old to carry them in the house.

Some semi autos are like that. Hopefully you can find a combo of ammo and mag which doesn’t do that It is the reason I slingshot my reloads. Was taught that way.

Making room in the safe... I have a like new Taurus Raging Hunter .460 Magnum. It has only had 7 rounds through it. This is a beast. The .460 Magnum is the fastest straight-wall cartridge there is. It beats out every other one in velocity. I bought it for two reasons... Bear defense while in the woods, and pistol hunting for big game. It would fill both of these roles beautifully. But my Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan in .454 Cassull does the bear defense job in a more compact unit. And I have a 500 Smith and Wesson for pistol hunting big game. So this one, being in the middle, just sits in the safe. I have added walnut grips, but it also comes with the stock rubber grips. It has a nice hard case and a super nice Coyote Kydex chest rig holster. I have 4 sets of speed clips. Nothing speedy about them, lol, Just an easier way to carry this gigantic ammo while in the woods. It also comes with 2 boxes of Hornady 200 grain ammo, and 93 rounds of 300 grain Freedom Munitions ammo. I have $1,511.63 in this kit. Save yourself tax, shipping, FFL fee, plus a little more off the top. Asking $1,100.00 Located in Maryville, TN.

Hang the feeder from the trees. Run a steel cable about twenty foot up between two trees and hang the feeder from that cable too high for the bear to reach.

He's back for the third time today. Sorry about the pic, not that good, but I was using a fairly long lens.

The gun is faulty. You should not be able to shoot yourself without putting the muzzle to your body and pulling the trigger. Sorry you like the gun, but "My gun has never done that " type of talk doesn't cut it when lives or on the line. Something is going on and Sig is responsible for every injury at this point.

Well there are a couple videos with guys demonstrating how some guns fail, but naysayers write them off because “I ain’t buying it if he’s pokin’ stuff inside the gun with a punch.” Those videos highlight a problem that Sig fans don’t want to address.

I’m starting to see where holster makers are making announcements that under the advisement of their insurance companies and lawyers that they are discontinuing holster production for the P320. SIG is backing themselves into a corner they probably didn’t anticipate. Their insistence on blaming everything else other than their gun is going to put it in a position of not having accessory support because nobody will want to take on the liability of doing so.

SSDD.

No worries. I think we all feel the same disappointment in the Republican Majority in DC and in. Nashville.

I think the " High End AR " thing wuz a thing invented by the " high end " builders to harvest more dollars thru either trickery or to lure the " Pride in Ownership " crowd in ta harvest their dollars. It's the same thing with the high end 1911 builders/sellers. An AR is an assemblage of parts. If the parts are good and the assembly is good, the weapon is good --- warfare good... I build all my ARs. The heart of em is the barrel n trigger group. Everything else is fluff n hype other than the bolt carrier n bolt... Food for thought. leroy..

It's just my $0.02, why does that have to be "HIGH END"? When I hear that term high end, all I hear is lots of money. I have multiple ARs and none of them costs more than seven hundred dollars. To me that's lots of money. Yet I see ARs for sale for thousands of dollars. Unless you are going to shoot thousands of rounds in the next few months to a year, I see no need in spending thousands of dollars on a rifle. Again just my $0.02