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Before people should need to pass a phycological review to own a firearm I think it would be far more important to need one to run for any kind of Public Office-

The answer to that is he’s a felon who can’t own guns. I’m not terribly interested in his ideas on regulating them out of the hands than can.

My wife and I along with my childhood best friend and his wife recently returned from a 7 day Safari in Limpopo Province and all I can say is WoW! Purchased the hunt from a Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation auction and was questioning whether we'd go or not but glad we did. Ended up setting up a stalk on a black impala that gave us the slip and.lead to me harvesting the Animal we were initially looking for, a nyala. Next morning I shot a wide impala off a water hole. 3rd.morning my wife was up and smacked a Sable at first light. Was her first bow kill. Our outfitter was fanfastic and the lodging and accommodations were spectacular. The food was bottom line some of the best wild game I have ever tasted in my life. If anybody has ever thought about a Safari, I strongly recommend doing one. You will not regret it.

They’re looking to get fast tracked back to SCOTUS.

I just got this as my many month search for a commander variant was not successful and of course as soon as I get this exactly what I want becomes available. So I bought that too and this now has to go unfortunately. Cherry condition Dan Wesson Vigil in 9mm, comes with everything you see including the new VZ grips (wood DW included). It is an absolute dream to shoot and far more accurate than I can be. These are next to impossible to find due to limited production and are some of the softest shooting pistols I've ever fired. With the alloy frame and 25lpi checkering, it's a fantastic carry piece without the usual 1911 weight. $1400 in the greater Nashville area.

Yep. Lived in encinitas for 12 years too. Then back gate Pendleton for 3. Live in in Chattanooga now. Will definitely hit up jalisco. Baja style for me profitt. Love a chili relleno burrito. But a shrimp diablo or fish taco is what I'm craving.... Back to topic. This WAS intentional. They are building a fiefdom in California. That is the ultimate goal. Protections for me, not for thee. Straight peasants . F the virtue signaling uppity moutbreating elites and politicians. They want a very poor/desperate class and the rich can play/protect themselves only. It's all about control. Honestly, they/them don't care about you.

That does come in handy & sights are good with the handle. The Colt AR I had & my M16 had the handle. Guess I'll see how these work out before making changes. My old eyes & progressive lens don't work well with irons anymore. Likely go to a dot or holographic of some sort. Stay tuned I guess. These rear sights have 2 flip up apertures. One large & one small. All fold down flat.

Nice 1911- I have a few myself from RIA to Kimbers- All run great and normally if they don't it's usually an extractor out of adjustment- When it comes to owning 1911's it pays to learn a few different minor adjustments-

Life is great. I changed my car horn to gunshot sounds. People get out of the way much faster now.

I received my paperwork for my Enhanced TN carry permit, so I mailed my completed paperwork and payment on June 1, 2022. I received the card in the US mail on June 28th with the card stating it had been issued June 21. So, about a month for the renewal process. Now, this renewal changes the expiration month (permits expire 8 years from date of issue) so it's no longer my birth month. Do be aware if you decide to renew early that the expiration is 8 years from the issue date of the new permit, NOT 8 years extension from your old permit expiration date. You might want to time it more carefully than I did if you want to keep your expiration month the same as your birth month! FWIW: TN driver's license are the same way - 8 years from date of issue!! Not a huge deal, but it does make it harder to remember when it expires.... Get it on that calendar!!!!

A couple of paring knives I just finished, getting sent out. Ready to go to work in the kitchen. Steel is 1/8" thick 12c27 stainless heat treated and cryo tempered to 59 - 60Rc. Knives are 8 3/8" long with a blade length of 4" , full flat grind on blade. The handles are nicely shaped to fit in the hand comfortably. Top one has Black Palm scales, bottom one is Rosewood. Thanks for looking.

Added a new toy today. Been thinking on this for a while, finally got up the courage to do it. Came from Sportsman's Warehouse in the 'boro. Got some extra mags ( came with 1 Magpul ), got some ammo also. Received the military discount. All in all, not a bad deal. Had it in stock at the store. S&W. M&P 15 Sport II 16" bbl, Magpul open sights, Picantinny rsil.

Taking a week off while on vacation, Will try to stop in, but reading on an iPad and all my photos are on the computer. I’ll leave it to you guys to post pictures this week.

Price?

All, yes, yes, and yes.

In one ear and out my rear….

Communists will be communists...

Full length recoil guides make it easier to remove the top end as a unit. They also help make the slide action seem smoother since the spring is bound to the rod and isn't rubbing against the usually rough inside of the recoil spring tunnel. A 5" 1911 can be a bit more complicated to take down in the field unless you have a staple or other bit of wire, but shorter variants tend not to have that problem because you can lift the rod out without having to capture the spring first. I absolutely hate the two-piece guide rods that screw together, however... those definitely require the right tool to take down and have a habit of coming unscrewed at the worst moment. But if a 1-piece or GI guide rod comes in a gun, I tend to live with it and rarely swap one out for the other.

I believe RRA's Chuck and Mark Larson learned their 1911 craft under Les Baer when they were all working in the Springfield Custom shop, then later when they joined Les when he started his own shop. Mark passed away back in 2013 but RRA survives. I have a 6" RRA and it's an excellent shooter, as you would expect.

Moving sale! Other calibers available too. Hollow point - $0.60 per round 20x Federal 40x Ammo Incorporated 340x Sig V-Crown Training - $0.20 per round 350x Federal 100x Magtech 550x CCI

My wife has gotten into medicinal plants in addition to the herbs we had before. We've slowly switched out our flower beds from decorative stuff to more useful stuff. Most herbs and spices are weeds, and they grow like it. We have dill, basil, lavender, sage, thime, oregano, chamomile, and a huge rosemary.

I've always thought he was a .

I agree 100%- I used to carry a Kimber Ultra II in .45 ACP daily-which I really like- But about a year ago or more I talked to a friend that carried a Sig P365- He talked me into a Sig P365X with an RDS-This is all I carry now- If my Ultra's were dot capable, I probably would still be carrying them-

I carried an M-16 in Vietnam. Have never pulled the trigger to purchase an AR but do have a Ruger Mini 14 Ranch Hand late model that fires 556 or 223.

We just started working with it. The attractive part is that it's very efficient in a 12 barrel with supers. We are constantly getting in and out of vehicles and once you put a 7-9" suppessor on a gun it gets unwieldy. It could fix some of those issues, but it's not perfect. It doesn't have enough case capacity for trail boss, but too much for 1680. N32c on the other hand looks promising, but impossible to get. With the bullets that are out now, you'll need to be more careful shooting it in populated area. May like to ricochet. I'm looking at the Jtac elf owl and SBRing it.

I bought the Mag-Pul version a couple of years ago. I've been happy with it. Now you just need to dress it up a little.

The full length guide rod is a un-necessary part that only complicates field striping of the gun. Changing to a standard guide rod is quick and simple. I've done it several times.

While I was putting it back together I launched the barrel plug in the air it bounced off everything in the shop and my 4 year old shadow ran upstairs to tell moma daddy said bad words and proceeded to repeat the to her. He the. Came back and helped me find it.

Purchased September 2020. Shot approximately 150 - 200 rounds. Perfect compact size for a concealed carry. This is the desert edition with neutral green & black colors. Includes original case, a compact 6-round magazine, and two 7-round magazines. $500 firm

I've done this several times and it's no big deal. It's nice to have a tool-less takedown 1911. Some claim that FL guide rods increase accuracy, but this is baloney. Recoils springs may last longer with FL guide rods, however.

I miss the Chile rellenos stuff around here flash frozen. Not homemade even in better Mexican restaurants. That and Beach only part I miss

Never owned one. If the trigger is tolerable, and the rifle is accurate and reliable, well, I don’t know what else a fella could ask from an AR.

The pictures. “Automatic Rifle”. I was wondering if that was a new brand or just some old-timey ad.

It’s yours, do as you wish.

Cool post

I can get you a balance beam for free. It’s older than you are but gravity doesn’t lie. PM me your address and watch your mail box. It’s a classic Pacific and maybe be an antique. As stated above “Titegroup” is in stock at ‘Midsouth Shooters Supplies”. It may not show up on their website as it’s a much sought after powder. Give them a call.

Far more guns are damaged or worn out by excessive cleaning than excessive shooting.

I recently acquired this from a friend, it sat in a police evidence locker for around 20 years, it was in absolute horrid condition when he acquired it, and never received any proper attention. I managed to talk him into parting with it because I wanted to do a project. I present to you the finished product, a New England Arms Pardner 12ga magnum, 18" heavy barrel, single shot, with an exposed hammer.

My grandfather never cleaned any of his guns lol. Ever. He was a regular hunter his whole life, so he used them a lot. When I got some of his old guns they were heavily used and some probably 50yrs in need of a cleaning. Yes, they were rough (character marks ), but they're fine. I wouldn’t worry about it at all. He loved to tell me the story how he dropped his 300H&H in a creek in OR crossing a log while elk hunting. Sounded like a real chore to actually get it back. I often look at it and think of how many stories that rifle could tell. It sure did need a good cleaning when he finally passed it on. I never bothered to clean his revolver. I figured it’s been a great shooter for 50yrs like it is, why should I mess with it now lol. I don't want to mess with it’s mojo. I clean my own guns regularly, but the way he used his firearms taught me that it’s usually for my benefit more than the gun’s lol.

I have seen old guns also turned into art-say behind a shadowbox or hung on a wall-

I think you just found a use for them.

I'd look for a gun buy back campaign and make a buck or two.

I run 9mm for both. I will run somewhat cheaper FMJ for the range, but I zero my optic for the carry ammo and just work out the hold-over for range ammo.

FJB

they work so well I never felt a need for more than one.      Nice collection btw