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Very nice Smith model 19-9 carry comp in 357 magnum. In beautiful shape with a very low serial number. Locks up nice and tight and shoots like a dream. Comes with a Don Hume OWB RH holster. Located in Knoxville 900 OBO . will trade for: smith model 4566 tactical 45 acp or 9mm variant, west german sig sauer pistols, HK pistols, vang comp 870s, Springfield TRP or LE trade in colt AR15.5 points
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21-4 in .44 Special 25-2 in .45 ACP 617 No Dash in .22 RF 625-3 in .45 ACP 625-4 in .45 ACP PC 627-5 in .357 629-1 Classic Hunter in .44 Magnum 646 in .40 S&W 686-4 KSP in .357 Cheers James5 points
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AMEN! I really wish some dogs could drop the poor excuses for humans off at the shelter. I’ve always wished I was wealthy enough to be able to rescue all these dogs.5 points
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We call them Redeye Bass, but their real name is Roanoke Bass (Ambloplites Cavifrons). They are only found on three river basins in the world, Roanoke River, Tar River and the Neuse River. They can only be found on the upper reaches of these rivers because they need swift current and gravel beds to spawn. The world record is 2 lbs 10oz. The one in the picture is a young bull, they turn dark during spawning season.4 points
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JM stamp = Marlin. The Remlin will have a little bar code lookin’ outfit next to the serial number.4 points
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Just attended a social function, as couple from our church just celebrated a 60th wedding anniversary and their kids were having a get together for them at our local events center. I had to dress for the occasion and put on a pair of light tan colored Kakis and Polo shirt. My pocket in those trousers is a little small for my usual K frame size 7 shot revolver and it prints really bad, so I put the Taurus in the safe and retrieved my Ruger Max 9. I had the extended 12 round mag in it, so I took it out and inserted the 10-rounder. The Max 9 fits that pocket much better but does still print however not near as bad as the revolver. It had 11 rounds of 9 MM on board instead of the 13 I usually carry. I really have come to like the Max 9. It is just right for big or smaller medium size pocket carry. IMO, only those who really know where they are in our solar system would even notice the bulge in my pocket. The Max is very easy to draw, fire, and get good hits with. I really like the green pipe sight and how the steel pistol feels in the hand. Even with the 10-round mag I can still get a good 2 1/2 finger hold (medium size hands) on the grip which is enough to hold to and makes shots more accurately. Even with continuous fire with 147 Gr + p S D H P ammo my half finger does not disengage the grip. If looking for a good, concealed carry pistol, for either IWB holsters or medium to large size Pocket carry, the Max deserves your eye for at least a checkout. The thing is built like a tank. I use a DeSantis Nemesis pocket holster to carry the pistol in. I only paid 369.00 plus Tax for the Ruger. It comes with both mags.4 points
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Bought it brand new and carried it for a couple of years. Been to the range once. Never even broke it in. It has some tiny imperfections pictured for u just from where it was pocket carried in a soft holster. The laser stopped working a while back so it has sat in my safe for a couple of years or more. You may be tech savvy and can determine why. Comes with original box, paperwork, soft case, and 2 7rd extended mags. Price is much lower than a regular micro without laser grips. Must be legal to own and be a TN resident. $450. TEXT IS BEST! 615-504-14913 points
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The recent events are tragic. I don't have much hope for SIG stepping up to do the right thing. May the Airman rest in peace.3 points
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I suspect the coffin on the SIG 320/ M17/18 is about to be nailed shut. They’ll be bringing back the Beretta M9s from war reserve status, probably very soon.3 points
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This sucks so bad. I've been following a guy that I think knows what's up with the 320. Im tempted to get a police trade it for $200 and see, but i don't know if i even want the thing in my home.3 points
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You are very welcome.I’m not an instructor or anything, I’m just a nerd with a hyper fixation on the legal issues and so manage to keep up-to-date out of nerdery.3 points
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CZ 455 American with .22 LR barrel and .17 HMR barrel. Both barrels have been shot minimally and it currently has the .22 LR barrel installed. The .17 HMR barrel is in the OEM box. Both barrels are 20”. Included is a Vortex Crossfire II (CF2-31033) 6x18-44 Scope. The .22 has approximately 500 rounds fired while the .17 HRM has about 25. OEM boxes for the rifle, extra barrel, scope, and factory manuals are included. Also included is the following .17 HRM ammo: *7-50 round boxes of Browning *5-50 round boxes of Hornady *1-50 round box of CCI *1-200 round box of Hornady *1-174 round box of Hornady 10 and 5 round mags for the .17 HMR and (1) 5 round mag for the .22LR. Selling as a package deal and won’t split up items. $550 FTF in Lenoir City with TN DL. No trades. More pics below3 points
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You are absolutely correct and I appreciate the update. Since I am a state instructor (inactive at this time) I still like being up to date. I did verify this with the Handgun Permit office in Nashville as well. So one footnote, if one is in the new age range and traveling, be sure and call and verify reciprocity with any state one is traveling through as they may not accept the new parameters. The Handgun office tries to keep the reciprocity list up to date, but as you pointed out, this is a recent change.3 points
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Did you make an offer? It drives me nuts when people ask me what my best price is after I've listed what I think is a fair price. The reasonable thing, in my opinion, is to make an offer and negotiate, or not, from there. Just my opinion.3 points
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2007 Buell XB9R Firebolt. This bike is in excellent shape. Just under 5700 miles. Clear title in my name. Never been dropped or wrecked. Bought this bike to replace my Kawasaki Ninja 1000 SX but the insurance decided to repair it to don’t need a fourth bike $5000 Will trade for firearms+ cash. Must have cash and license to test ride Can text or email pics. Can’t get them to attach alingo2001@hotmail.com or 615-542-35133 points
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I did what I could, contacted both Senators and my Representative but obviously my opinion does not matter to them. As with most I am very disappointed that control of both chambers and the Presidency still does not give the Republicans enough nerve/strength/resolve etc. to represent the people that put them in office. The $200 was not my issue it is the government overreach. I suppose I will continue to hold my nose and vote for the lesser of two evils but it is so frustrating. Sorry for the rant.3 points
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I shot an IDPA match tonight at the TWRA range in Bartlett. My performance was a complete Comedy of Errors tonight, but due to a low turnout (none of the usual M’s), I got my first ever match win. This is despite: -5 PE’s -A snap cap left over from my class at Tactical Response last weekend still in the mag -Completely fumbled reload -My optic suddenly becoming a projectile mid stage3 points
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Bereli has 124 gr Fiocchi at 215 for 1000 (120 for 500) and 147gr speer lawman at 260 for 1000. (140 for 500). I bought a 1000 of each lol. Free shipping, just tax on top of those prices.3 points
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I’ve got a pretty cool 10/22 up for sale that was my youngest boys rifle. He is wrong handed so I picked him up the left handed version. This custom stock was cut down and refinished for a 10.75 inch length of pull (standard is 13.) It also has the desirable all metal trigger group. Runs very reliable and shoots well especially for a kids plinker. $250 in South Nashville or North Franklin.2 points
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OK, check it out, back before Sig was garbage they made top tier 1911s (I'm sure they still do). One of the most highly regarded was the original Scorpion, tan cerakoat with olive Hogue Piranha grips. This gun is fantastic, seriously, I love this gun, but I need a new rifle more than I need this. As it sits I'd like $1,000 for it. It has a Nighthawk drop in threadded barrel and bushing that fit perfectly tight with no modifications. Has an EGW wide safety fitted, Wilson Combat full length guide rod, and all springs have been replaced with Wilson Combat and the trigger has been tuned. If you want it in its factory settings, I can remove the FLGR and the Nighthawk barrel and put the factory parts back in. I can even put the factory ambi safety back in. If she goes back to factory I'd do $800. Does have some slide wear from holstering, and other wear from use here and there, but it is ultra reliable and has been exceptionally maintained. only trades I’d consider are a short barrel 7mm08, 308 or 30-06 or a 20 inch 7 PRC2 points
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I have a very nice JE date code (1984) West German Sig P-225 9mm for sale. Gun is all original in the factory box with manual and test target. Includes 3x factory Sig P-225 magazines. This is not the cheaper police trade in P6 model this is an all original P-225. $825 cash FTF around Columbia to a TN resident over 21 who is legally eligible to own firearms. HCP preferred.2 points
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Hey guys, here’s my STI Ranger 2 45 automatic in. combat commander sized 4.15 inch barrel. It’s an 8 shot. It’s like new in the box- very low round count, includes one magazine . this gun is a custom built 45 auto with the STI staccato Quality parts. It’s been a safe queen for a number of years and shows little to no wear . If you look at the pictures, the only imperfections you’ll see are due to lighting. It comes complete with box, included tools, one magazine, paperwork, hanging tags, etc. I’m looking for a face-to-face sale -meet in Williamson County in Brentwood Franklin Nolensville . In this middle Tennessee area in other words. These show up on Gunbroker from time to time and are in the $11-$1300 range depending on condition. I’m asking $1200 or best offer. Please reach out to me through TN gun owners if you’re interested . it’s basically a high-end 45 auto suitable for competitive shooting similar to the Wilson combat and other 45’s of that nature. Parts for these are still available from STI Staccato, Wilson combat , Dawson Specialty and other custom gun companies . staccato was rebranded from STI in 2020. This pistol was made in Georgetown Texas . absolutely like new , original in perfect condition. Let me know if you’re interested..2 points
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It is true that unscrupulous, liberal media and lawyers will try to attack modified arms. Along with cutesey warning signs, hi cap magazines (whatever those are), hollow point ammo, etc. The conclusion to carry a purely factory stock sidearm is a good idea also if you can accomplish that. I have one. the only thing I could wish for is less weight. Picking a carry pistol is a long process and doing so on a budget is nearly impossible. The argument could be made against full and semi custom pistols such as Wilson or Les Baer also. But that is an antiquated thought process as we have learned over the last 40 years how to dispel the wrongful thinking of these attacks. Lighter, cleaner triggers improve accuracy and reduce the risk to innocent bystanders as an example. As do better sights. Hollow points are designed to reduce over penetration. Any modification to enhance durability, reliability, accuracy, and survivability should be considered mandatory. One can also justify aesthetic upgrades as making other people less apprehensive. After all, black guns are scary. No one is out there building Fitz Specials anymore. Remember, we are trying to survive, we all know there will be another fight in the courts. Unless you're in Sheriff Grady's county. I stand by the adage "better to be judged by twelve than carried by six". Evry gun owner should spend as much or more time studying firearms, especially our own, as shooting and maintaining them. Study not only how everything works but what the laws and judgements are. Learn the political climate of the area in which one resides. Learn, practice, maintain. And I do own a Taurus PT111 Millenium G2. Bought it because it was a great deal and filled the empty 9mm slot. The Taurus 111/G2/G3 lines have deficiencies that could show up and are remedied easily by replacing plastic parts with steel. Nothing wrong there. Mine isn't carried at this point for two reasons unrelated to reliability. 1 I haven't finished the holster for it. 2 I hate the trigger, the pull is too long and it bites my finger. So yes, it will get an aftermarket trigger.2 points
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The gun market is incredibly soft atm. Buyers market. Maybe too much production during covid, republican in office, less discretionary spending, maybe a mix.2 points
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Those were the good ol days, huh? I remember thinking I needed 2 days to see everything and most of it was really good stuff, like private booths.2 points
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These belonged to my dad who passed away a few years ago. He was not a big gun guy or collector. He was a Lutheran pastor I only found these at Mom's house the other day. I think she sometimes used them to pull weeds in the yard. I'm not sure of the originality or finish. Neither can I find any stamps or markings. Maybe $45 for each. Thank you for looking!2 points
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I'm a "let's go get TNT from the COOP so I can get rid of all the tree stumps " kind of guy.2 points
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