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Beautiful Winchester Model 70 Super Grade (Pre-1964) in .270 w/ Bosch BALvar 8 glass. Manufactured in 1953, must see and handle, it is great condition, no wear in chamber, wood furniture is perfect, glass is spotless. This is a long-time owned and very well cared for rifle. Also comes with a box of 20 rounds, 2 straps, and soft case.

It appears that we have the best chance to remove the criminal aspect of carrying a firearm, allowing permitted carry past posted signs, removing rules about carrying in parks and recreational areas, permitted or not that we have had in years. It is imperative that we get the 33 blocks to Liberty on notice and get their responses. Write your Senator and ask them how they intend to deal with the Bruen decision and your right to carry a loaded firearm in case of confrontation in public. Le them know that you know the SCOTUS incorporated the 2nd Amendment against the States in 2010 and you expect them to act accordingly. They work for you, give them instruction and post their responses.

What else can be said about a Marlin Model 60. They have been in production since 1960 and is said to be one of the worlds top selling .22s. Its in great condition, clean wood - no scratches or blemishes, metal is clean and sharp, Tasco glass is clean. This is as easy and as clean as they come. Well cared for and well maintained. Comes with soft-sided bag.

Winchester Model 42 High Grade Limited Edition, 410 bore, 26 in. full choke VR barrel, Exceptional fancy wood with special scroll and gold border engraving. $2800 OBO History: This shotgun has never been fired and only handled a few times. This was a gift from my late father to my son when he was born in 2000. My son is 22 years old today and I've agreed to sell it for him as he needs the money. My Dad would cringe at this but I've come to be at peace with it. This boxed rifle has been in storage at our home for the past two decades+. Only 850 were made in 1993. Rifle Condition: Near new with the slightest handling marks. Factory Box Condition: Exterior box is rough around the edges. The Styrofoam interior is intact. Box is numbered to gun and includes instruction booklet. Serial Number: WFT740, one of 850 Year of Manufacture: 1993 Caliber: 410, 2 ½ & 3” Shells Action Type: Pump Chamber: 3" Barrel: 26" Overall: 45" Choke: Full Grade: H.G./Grade VI Wood Shell Capacity: 6 Weight: 7 lbs. Length of Pull: 14" Miroku in Japan, for Winchester Design: Fancy AAA feathered grain, gloss finished walnut. The forend has double diamond and surrounding checkers on both flanks. The butt stock has flank checkers on the black metal capped pistol grip with a fluted comb with grain flying rearward and an oblique pattern.   Single bead sight on a matte vent rib. Receiver is blued with an extensive floral scroll pattern surrounded by a gold wire border above a gold wash trigger. Mounted with a satin finish, checkered walnut forearm and pistol grip stock with metal grip cap and plastic Winchester buttplate.

Springfield M1A Walnut stock, .308 cal. 3 magazines, new scope mount, includes case and manuals. I bought it four years ago and only took it to the range one time. I have put less than 40 rounds though it. $1,500 615-838-1968

That’s the groundwork being laid. Same applying to the FRT. The NFA is squarely in their sights. I truly have hope that the NFA will go away in my lifetime.

Each member here, who is desirous of return this state to the promises made in 1796 needs to honor their charge in Article 1 Section 23 of our Declaration of Rights: That the citizens have a right, in a peaceable manner, to assemble together for their common good, to instruct their representatives, and to apply to those invested with the powers of government for redress of grievances, or other proper purposes, by address of remonstrance. Get proactive!

I sometimes feel like I'm the only one that believes crazy freak liberals and extreme right conservatives should both be able to own machineguns so that they may defend themselves. I've had a few tonight, so there may be one other person. LOL

Have a used Staccato XC with SRO and X300 turbo (light in the pic is not the turbo model) Gun has around 1,000 rounds through it. Excellent condition. Comes with original soft case and optic mounting plates. No trades. Cash only Additional pics for serious buyers $4K

If it does we will definitely get together to turn ridiculous amounts of money into smoke and noise in celebration. I look forward to that day with great

Older leupold 3-9x40. Excellent condition. Was told this is the older model with friction instead of clicks. $180 maryville area meet

I’ve had a Spyderco in that LC200V steel for a decade. It’s my standard saltwater knife and has spent no less than 100 days fully submerged in the saltwater. I run it under the faucet at the end of the day and oil It once a year or so. That blade has gutted hundreds of fish. The blade is as good as it was new. That steel may as well be magic.

Hold my beer

Right, but I'd like to be able to look at a legislator's page and see all their votes rather than going bill-by-bill.

I have had my Colt King Cobra for a couple of weeks now and could not have imagined a better snub nose .357 for carrying Yesterday my Kimber K6S came in and I have to say without question it is the finest revolver I have ever handled I will be installing night sights on this gun I changed the stock grips out for the Kimber Combat ones as they fit my hands better This revolver is truly a work of art and needs to be handled to be truly appreciated, the trigger is simply amazing

I love my LCP ii. Have a iwb kydex holster and a couple of Sticky holsters for it. You did a great job on that leather pocket holster You are very talented with crafting leather You hit it. I too am a sucker for reviewers enthusiasm for new guns (variations). Have had a few disappointments by blindly trusting what the reviews said Am of the belief now that if a carry system works for me to stay with it. Thus I save enough money to practice more. No small thing with the price of 380 ammo.

Hello! My name is Hannah Church. I’m IHJ’s youngest daughter. He passed away New Years Day. If anyone needs to get in touch with me about his wake, or would like to post any nice memories with my father I’d appreciate it. Reading all these comments about my Papa has made my morning. He always talked about his friends on his gun forums. He taught me to shoot when I was a kid. Thank you all for being a part of my Papa’s life and loving him as I did. 6157854190 is my number for anyone who would like to be invited to his wake. It will be this Sunday in Nashville, TN. the attached photo below is my sister mother papa and 2 years ago. Please enjoy this picture of him.

For sale are 5 11.5” BCM uppers with FN barrels. These do not include CH or BCG. They have 10 KMRA-10 handguards. I can ship or meet up around Chattanooga. $425 shipped each OBO

sold........

Aim point PRO, perfect shape. $300 FTF Memphis or shipped priority overnight for $20 with PayPal FF

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Henry Lever Varmint (H001V) chambered in .17HMR. This rifle features a 19.25" barrel, red fiber optic front and green fiber rear sights, 11 round capacity, blued finish, and American Walnut furniture. Great shooter if you desire more reach and tighter grouping than a .22. Great all-around shooter. Extremally clean and well cared for, comes with soft case and a few boxes of ammo. $500.00

I’ve finally got this rifle setup just about perfect. Pretty happy with where it’s at now.

Colt Single Action Model 125th Anniversary .45, 7.5in barrel, serial no. 5700 of 7390 produced. Firearm was appraised in 2002 and graded as NRA condition 'New In Box'. Comes in original display box. Asking $2000.

Hell yeah!

Don’t know why the video was deleted, but here’s a news article covering the subject. https://news.yahoo.com/us-appeals-court-blocks-ban-230719481.html

I don't know about for hunting, but for defense, none of the 7.62x39 ARs on the market are consistently what I would consider 'duty grade' reliable, and it mostly comes down to the magazines and receiver geometry just very often being a problem. If you want 7.62x39 I would recommend getting an AK, a mini 30, basically anything built for the round. 300 BO is probably just a straight better option for an AR platform in a similar round. That said, 5.56 is fine for hunting deer with modern ammo inside 100.

Comes with original box and two magazines. Nice condition. Pickup in Thompsons Station. Will consider trades, can add cash. $430

Hold onto it for me, one day I'll venture to the "big city" from the sticks in East Tennessee and pick it up Or you can come east and you can give it a good send-off on my backyard range, ammo on me If I wasn't driving my tool truck 60 hours a week I'd have picked it up long ago, but a 9 hour round trip on a Saturday would end up with me cuddling the new arrival in the chicken coop, and my wife is a LOT warmer If anybody is traveling back and forth Jefferson City/Dandridge/Morristown/Knoxville area to Nashville aandd wants to transport a package for me I'll happily throw some gas/food/beer money in

Thanks, Moped! I will create an account.

Time and distance always kill’s me with Tercel.

I cannot believe this pistol is still here!!! That's a great deal!!!

It actually does, when each bill is voted for on the floor, you can go to the Bill's page and see the yeas and nays. https://www.capitol.tn.gov/ You can look up by bill number once they get into session and see every vote from committee to floor.

300 bo doesnt have the range im looking for. I did try something different before, didnt work out

Two is one and one is none, so . . . I don't see the problem here.

Picked up a sweet G45 from a member here. Haven’t shot it yet, but hopefully this weekend. Any other G45’s out there?

Am so jealous. Love those grips

I had personal criteria to meet before carrying... Reckon I spent about a year training/learning (and making insurance changes in light of new risks) before I actually got my permit and began to carry every day. Also a fan of Branca's book, but thankful I never needed to defend my or anyone else's life during that time. I don't think my approach was typical, or necessarily reasonable to expect from everyone or maybe anyone. There is this background cognitive dissonance in our country when it comes to our rights perceived versus practiced, and I think THAT, more than personal flaws, helps to create a population predisposed to failing at exercising its own rights. Fudd lore is a thing, sure, and sometimes people are negligent or arrogant or slow or whatever, but how is "lol all your rights got taken away because you're too dumb to spend 100s of hours and 1000s of dollars reading self defense law books, attending firearms, self defense, first aid, etc. etc. etc. training courses before defending your life or maybe your kids', pleb" an acceptable cultural response to that? And how is NOT carrying at all an acceptable solution? We need more people to carry, not less. Lastly, I know we want to be lawful folk, here and anywhere else, but sometimes the law is jacked up, and in rare cases, the law is not even just -- think ww2 germany and just following orders. Sometimes we nurture or are nurtured with malicious intent (how do you have no idea what your rights actually are despite 12+ years of state education)...

I appreciate the input from everyone. The issue for me is not having a safety vs not having a safety, but double action versus single action. My other carry is a P365, so I’m carrying that pistol in single action mode as well. I’ll keep my LCP II for the time being. I carry in a leather pocket holster that I made, and it is sufficient to protect the trigger. I might have been looking for an excuse to buy the LCP Max- I am susceptible to firearms manufacturer marketing, especially when they increase round capacity. Or make a stainless model. Or improve the sights or grips. Or when I’m bored. Or when my wife says “Don’t you have enough guns?”. “No, I don’t- I’m going out for a bit-I’ll be back later”.

I'm never going to pull for Georgia just to prove what we already know about the SEC. I hope they get destroyed by TCU.

$1650. Badass upper on a great lower. This thing rips. Comes with the Radian Charging Handle as shown, and the Forward Controls Flash Hider. Aimpoint is not included at this price but can be bought if you’re interested. Also will come with a BCM BCG unless you want to buy the Lantac BCG that is pictured for an additional 150.

Hope the move went well for ya. Wish I’d have seen this post much sooner. Looks like you have/had a lot of great stuff.

Once you bring them back here you could sell them here on the forum pretty easily. There are some nice guns in that collection.

Damn, you're caught between the liberals in Chicago and Minnesota. Tough spot to be in. Personally, I'd just keep them and keep quiet. Hang onto the estate papers and just go on with life.

Not necessarily. I can look at my watch and see what time it is without the temptation to do other things on my phone.

Just a simple old $30 Timex. Keeps perfect time and its all I need. I've never been much for fancy watches or jewelry. You do realize that those of us who still wear a watch are dinosaurs don't you? Younger folks today just check the clock on their phone.

I don't have a place of my own, and likely don't have the time to get out for a squirrel hunt, but Cedar Forest on the West Side of Highway 231 right across from Cedars of Lebanon State Park would give you access to about 2500 mostly wooded acres just a short drive from Murfreesboro. If you aren't familiar with the area, you can park along the access road and walk in wherever you like. Most of the roads loop back into the main road. It is mentioned in the TWRA hunting guide, but difficult to find information about what type of permits are needed. The link given in the regulation guide does not work. I did find a contact number for Richard Saltsman, who is listed on the state website as the public contact for Cedar Forest good phone number is 615-443-2768 and his email is Richard.Saltzman@tn.gov. He should be about to tell you exactly what is required.