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  1. My wife has been in the hospital from a mild stroke Saturday night. Still has weakness on left side and dizziness but no paralysis Positive attitude and good indicators from the neurologist. I have been watching God heal her before my eyes, so I humbly ask all of your for your prayers to continue this miracle!
    5 points
  2. The new generation “meatless” burgers are strange when you look at how it’s made. They’re taking protein from plants - adding enzymes - and basically making lab grown meat. It didn’t come from an animal - but it’s meat. I channel my grandfather on the stuff. He would have said, “I trust cows more than I trust chemists.”
    4 points
  3. The incident in the cafeteria apparently was due to the officer fiddling with the gun while it was in the holster doing "partial draws" . At least that's the latest I have heard on that one. And another incident of one firing in the holster was with an officer using a 320 with a light with a holster NOT designed specifically for the 320 with a light on it. Apparently he was using a holster for some other gun and light combo ( you mean ALL guns with lights are not the same?) and the gun was able to move around in the holster. It's kind of important for guns and holsters to be made for each other....just sayin". The word on the Sig 320 is this... The gun was initially designed without a mechanical disconnector to make the trigger as "shootable" as possible. When the military did their drop testing they drop them on the muzzle and on the side . They did not drop them on the back plate and because of that the issue was not discovered in the military testing. Later when it became apparent that 320s could possibly fire when dropped on the back end Sig announced a "voluntary upgrade program" and would retro fit them with a lighter weight trigger (less likely to keep moving to the rear if the gun gets dropped on the back end) and a disconnector to make them less likely to fire accidentally. There are essentially 5 types of 320 at this point. Guns made before 4/18 Guns made before 4/18 but retrofitted after 4/18 Guns made after 4/18 Guns made for LE after 4/18 Military M17/M18 The ones made before 4/18 and not retrofitted are unsafe to carry. Period. And Sig does maintain different SKU #s for civilian vs Military and LE . Some people find it a bit disturbing the LE/Mil guns come with mags made in Italy by Mec Gar and the commercial civilian guns come with mags made in the US by Check Mate and another unnamed company. It is almost as if Sig puts more care into the LE/Mil guns and not as much into the commercial guns for civilians. Having said that, Glock maintains Blue label (LE) and Red label (commercial) lines but they all come with mags made by GLOCK. The other 320s made or retrofitted after 4/18 are all mechanically safe to carry but if the trigger is pulled they will fire. Just the way they were designed to. So if you cannot keep your finger off the trigger (or if you put it in your purse and something gets in the trigger guard) it will fire.
    4 points
  4. Was listening to a farm trade group this morning talking about the long term risks they see in a warming climate pushing yields way down. There were people in the group working on heat tolerant varieties - but then they were like, “but we can only do so much and expect yields to be impacted.” It was also interesting to hear them talk about hot air being able to hold a lot more water - thus producing more events like the one this weekend in Waverly - and how that much rain is basically as bad as no rain in a growing season. I’m just a data guy, but big agriculture is super interested in all this stuff.
    3 points
  5. Lord thank you for another day, please look after Mr AJ and his wife at this time of need. Thank you Lord for another day.
    3 points
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  7. Made from 3/16" thick 1084 carbon steel. Both come with combo kydex/leather sheath and $150 each shipped. Basically the same blade with one being one inch longer than the other. They have thumb jimping and a false edge on the spine. !. SOLD!!!11" OAL with a 6" blade. Spalted Tamarind handles with Padauk and G10 accents and liners. Brass pins and lanyard tube. 2. SOLD!!! 12" OAL with a 7" blade. Gabon Ebony handles with yellow heart and G10 accents and liners. Copper pins and lanyard tube. Thanks for lookin'!!!
    2 points
  8. Hi all! My company is hiring diesel techs with a hire on bonus, for both entry level and experienced. We have a great set of benefits and pay. Our company is growing and there’s opportunity for anyone looking to advance. Pm me for details.
    2 points
  9. Sam is a good guy, and I trust his assessment. The previous D administration taught me a lot, so I'm lucky in that respect. I will say, however, that it looks like reloading will be king now, unless folks are late to the boat in that respect.
    2 points
  10. Before my time, but I’ve seen pictures and heard stories. That was pretty much the end of RBS.
    2 points
  11. Here kitty kitty 12ga always work
    2 points
  12. Here is SGAMMO’s opinion from today’s email blast. Take it as you will. “There has been a lot of people asking me about the sanctions on Russian ammo imports put in place by the US state department this past week and what it means for the future of ammunition supplies. There will be more clarity in several weeks when we can see the publication of a Federal Register notice expected on September 7, 2021. The state department announcement can be seen at this page - https://www.state.gov/fact-sheet-united-states-imposes-additional-costs-on-russia-for-the-poisoning-of-aleksey-navalny/ My Russian Ammo Sanction Opinion - First, I hope you don't 'shoot the messenger' and I'd like to pat everyone on the back and tell them things are going to be okay but that wouldn't be truthful. In my opinion the sanctions are a major game-changer in the ammunition supply chain that is already strained. For the time being and based on what we can see so far, we believe that this will be the effective end of Russian made ammo in the USA as it plays out over the next year or so as import permits expire or are filled to the quantity limits, and in doing so eliminate supply of a huge portion of the ammo in the US commercial market. From what I understand, the USA commercial market consumes around 800,000,000 rounds of ammunition from Russia every year, roughly 800 semi truck trailers worth in a mix of the most popular calibers. For the immediate short term we expect ammo to keep coming in from Russia but I expect the importers to raise prices substantially which is understandable to me given its the end of the lifespan for their business model. The calibers we believe will be most effected are soviet metric calibers like 7.62x39, 5.45x39, and 7.62x54R because there is almost zero available manufacturing capacity for these calibers outside of Russia and what little exists will not make a significant impact in filling the needs of the USA commercial market without Russian ammo absorbing the lion's share. In addition to these calibers, I estimate that the Russians supplied 30% to 40% of the 223 Rem / 5.56 and 9mm Luger consumed at the shooting ranges across this country, and large portions of the 45 auto, 9x18 Makarov, 30 carbine, 308 Winchester / 762x51, 380 Auto, 300 Blackout and 6.5 Grendel. I see this as a potentially devastating blow to the supply for of 223 Rem / 5.56 and 9mm Luger, where the reduction in supply from Russia will be difficult to make up in the short term for other manufacturers who have already been unable to keep up with demand this past year. Consumers who have used Russian ammo regularly will have to move on from Russian made ammo to those other products made elsewhere and in doing so absorb the supply and prolong recent shortages. Again this is my opinion, based on my knowledge of the industry after 20+ years experience, and how things play out over time could be different. For me, selling Russian made ammo is about 40% of my business, and while we plan to source as much supply as we can from other sources, we do expect this to have a major negative impact on supply for 7.62x39, 7.62x54R, 5.45x39, 9mm Makarov, 9mm Luger, 223 Rem / 5.56 NATO, as well as the other mentioned calibers.”
    2 points
  13. I am not farmer or a numbers guy, but I can see the big picture and this isn’t looking good.
    2 points
  14. The loss in grain production will be offset by the increased pressure from the greenies to reduce the public consumption of grain fed livestock. Better start liking that lab grown meat and veggie burgers.
    2 points
  15. I have read several accounts of Sig P-320 discharges without pulling the trigger. Maybe they did maybe they didn’t. I also remember all of the allegations of Glocks going off without touching the triggers for the last 40 years. I believe a lot of these stories are people just covering their ass for being stupid and careless.
    2 points
  16. I hate that anyone in the US is being forced to take this or risk their job, etc. I also hate that people distrust any and all authority/government/science to the point that they don’t want to take it.
    2 points
  17. Had the procedure this afternoon. So far so good. Took about an hour with the DR in the his office. Got there at 3:30, home by 5:30. Not a lot of pain. Came home with a cath and bag on my leg and need to keep it until Monday then go back to have it removed. Said may have swelling and blood in urin, but not to be overly concerned unless excessive. So far, not a bad experience.
    2 points
  18. Considering the Govt has been caught lying & changing stats, it's impossible to believe a word they're saying. Fauci has been caught red handed lying about his connections with the Chinese lab & funding them. His credibility, if it ever existed at all, has been long well shot to death. "Just two more weeks to flatten the curve!" (insert eye roll here)
    2 points
  19. Gen III in 9mm. Great SA/DA trigger. Comes with 2 mags. No box. Has some surface wear - but not bad. I replaced the grips with new ones. North of Nashville. Reduced to $400. Sold pending meet.
    1 point
  20. SW 22 Victory .22 LR, 5 1/2 inch barrel. Comes with five mags and CMore Slide Dot Sight 6 moa. Five 10-round magazines Tandemkross accessories - Shadow Mount, Victory Trigger, Halo Charging Ring, Thunder Hammer, Game Changer Pro Compensator, Fire Starter Firing Pin, Eagle's Talon Extractor. Like new, box and all papers, awesome trigger, perfect for rimfire steel challenge. Price Face-to-face in middle Tennessee is preferred. Must show current TN DL and sign a bill of sale. Will ship to FFL. Buyer pays for shipping and insurance. First posted "I'll take it." with follow-up DM gets it. Also advertised locally.
    1 point
  21. Looking for a cheap ar pistol with a side folder preferably chambered in 223. I’d consider buying up to 1500 rounds with the pistol. Might consider a 9. Not a 300 or 7.62 though. Shoot me a pic with the basic parts list. I’m NOT looking for an expensive gun. Dirt cheap ideally as it’s getting stashed on the property. The day is coming.
    1 point
  22. True. If I remember correctly, from what I've read & heard, the mineral wells were major attraction. They either dried up, or something happened to eventually end it over time. That was before my time as well, LOL. The old Donoho hotel is still in business. The have some good eating there.
    1 point
  23. I’ve read it was the top U.S. tourist destination around 1900 or so. That’s sure hard to imagine today.
    1 point
  24. I've had plant based burgers so good you couldn't tell they were not real meat.
    1 point
  25. I have had a couple of impossible burgers... Not bad at all really. Im not a big meat guy though.
    1 point
  26. Good on ya for getting on it. I haven't really been following forums for a few days so they caught me with my pants down. I was all jazzed to see how quick Bernaul in Wolf packaging was dropping last month and thought I'd wait a bit to when it dipped under $300. Snoozed....and lost big time!! $550 for bottom of the barrel Tula where you can get it as of now. 7 guns that shoot that round and only 2 cases of ammo. That math makes me sad
    1 point
  27. Glock 19, 23, or 32 frame will work as long as it is Gen 3. I picked up conversion kit yesterday at glock store in Nashville. Mine was g32 frame, works great.
    1 point
  28. The sheriff was on the news last night. He said you could see a “wall of water” coming down the street like a damn broke. Who’s prepared for that?
    1 point
  29. Italian made. Pistol Con Caricato ( upward loading pistol ) Can fire either barrel 1,2, or 3. Or all 3 at once. .25 ACP cal.
    1 point
  30. I don't drink but This Saturday we ate dinner and at the next table I witnessed father and mother consume 5 to 6 drinks each while having dinner with their 3 small daughters. I know they were driving them home. Now how am I as a permit holder held to a higher standard than a parent of small children?
    1 point
  31. Praying for both of you.
    1 point
  32. Prayers for healing. Best wishes for you both.
    1 point
  33. May the grace of God provide your every physical and emotional need.
    1 point
  34. Hate to hear that. praying for the both of you
    1 point
  35. Prayers sent for you and your wife. Amen
    1 point
  36. Marlin lever guns are great rifle that have an infamous defect. Owing to a minor gap between the trigger and the sear, there is a huge flop action. To eliminate that, you need to include a tiny metallic wedge in between the trigger and sear. Ask any Marlin 336 owner and you'll surely hear them crib about this flop action, including me. While looking for answers online, I came across a Gold trigger kit. It is an effective solution as the wedge perfectly fits the gap and eliminates the play. The kit is developed with DIY in mind and barely takes an hour to disassemble and reassemble the gun. The end result is a crisp trigger pull action.
    1 point
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  38. Yup crazy prices for .22. Glad I bought it a while back when panic buying was cheap. Wow that Tula went fast! Ain’t none nowhere’s now!
    1 point
  39. They should be leading with that one. Seriously.
    1 point
  40. We’ve known for a while that one of the common lasting side effects of COVID is erectile dysfunction. That alone should be enough motivation for some folks.
    1 point
  41. Mother nature can be relentless. This is very VERY bad.
    1 point
  42. AKA Satan, if you're a religious type person.
    1 point
  43. Get the damn shot or not, that's your problem not mine. I got it and didn't go nuts, or grow a third eye or anything else.
    1 point
  44. Can't help but feel like we're being messed with.
    1 point
  45. No clue, not really. Were the deaths of urban or rural people? People who live in apartments or homes? People whom went clubbing? How many had underlying health issues: obesity, diabetes, heart disease, etc? This is like including gang banger shootings, robberies & other illegal acts lumped in with annual gun death rates by ND's. Just too many variants, IMO.
    1 point
  46. Israel has 8.8 million people, total COVID hospitalizations right now 514. We're still talking a tiny percentage. Yes, vaccinated people do get sick, because no vaccination works 100% of the time for 100% of the population. In TN 95% of the people who have died of COVID in the last month weren't vaccinated. Maybe there's a clue there?
    1 point
  47. Uncle Phil and Johnny B were more a comedy duo than a talk show. I’ll sure miss listening to them. They had a chemistry that made a great program. I really enjoyed their encyclopedic knowledge of all things musical. Unlike Ruth Bader Ginsberg and John McCain, their life’s goal was to entertain; not to destroy the greatest country earth has ever known. Apples and oranges.
    1 point
  48. Just so we’re all on the same page here, nobody is buying that the sanctions have anything to do with whatever the pretext is, right? We all understand that it was about the supply of these items into the US civilian hands that was the issue, right?
    1 point
  49. I’ve long maintained that if drinking makes one unsafe with a gun, it’s not the gun that’s the problem.
    1 point
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