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Absolutely not. I have a single shot .22 that belonged to my Grandpa and I probably havent shot it a dozen times in 20 years. It has a permanent place in my gun case because no amount of money can buy those memories and that provenance

How about some wheel gun love? Getting ready for the upcoming show and thought I'd throw a couple on here. Listing these top to bottom per the pic. Obviously more individual pics are available upon request. Everything is in good shape unless otherwise noted. High Standard mkiv 22 magnum. Blued 4". Factory grips which have a decent amount of wear. $500 NAA Mini Master 17hmr. To my knowledge this is longer mfg in this caliber. 4" , bought as unfired and it came with a box but at this time I can't find it so it's being sold as is. $500 1950 K 22 pre 17. 6", original diamond grips in decent condition. Someone finished it again in nickel at some point in its life. Therefore to me its a great looking shooter. $750 1950 K 38 pre 15 . 4", original grips but not correct for the year model. Target hammer and trigger. Someone finished it again in nickel at some point in its life. Therefore to me its a great shooter. $550 Ruger Stainless Service Six. 2 ¾", factory grips, fantastic condition. $750 Ruger Stainless Speed Six. 2 ¾", factory grips, fantastic condition. $750 Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan 2 ¾" in 454 casull. Low round count on this beast. Fantastic condition . $1250 I'm in east tn No trades

Very good condition S&W Model 10-7 tapered barrel revolver. Unfortunately no box or docs. Just the revolver as shown. Manufactured in 1977. I picked this up a while back, shot it, cleaned it and put it up. Now looking to sell to replenish my gun fund! Slight wear at the muzzle from holstering otherwise it's perfect! Shoots great! $575 cash or $600 for those who like to negotiate! Spring Hill area or close by please. No Shipping.

While I owned several classics in the 60's and 70's ( think 55 Nomad and 57 Bel Air hardtop) my first taste of a true muscle car was a 69 Road Runner. Damn I loved that car!

They ran to the tomb, there was plenty of room our Savior could not be found. Just a empty space that smelled like Grace and grave cloth on the ground. Even for those who do not believe, ther is No denying the impact Jesus has made on this world. Happy Easter!

This wasn’t about serving a warrant or preserving evidence. This was about sending a message.

This gun almost looks new and only show subtle signs of use. Based on the low serial, it appears that this jewel IS ALL ORIGINAL, made in 1942 and it has what appears to be a stamped general motors barrel with INLAND MFG, 12-42. Please reach out with any questions that you may have.

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I guess you could say, the problem with Common Sense Gun Laws is that the people pushing them don't have much common sense.

Nothing wrong with it in my opinion. I have the 1st rifle I ever shot. But I had to purchase my grandfathers entire collection from the "estate" to get it. 100% worth it

Every new story I've read so far says they kicked the door in around 6am to serve a warrant for selling guns w/out proper paperwork. That sounds exactly like what the ATF would do. Rather than arrest him when he leaves the home, pull him over on the way to work, or arrest him at work, they chose the most violent, risky, and least intelligent means to their end.

It’s not difficult to believe. Lots of guys on here have some serious collections. I don’t think it far fetched that most would be in like new condition. Despite differences that some of us my have, outside of my family and military buddies, these are some of the most honest people I’ve ever met. I normally purchase new, moderately priced guns in pairs. I’ve sold and purchased several that are exactly as described. Some guns get a magazine or two through them, and some don’t. I have some expensive guns in the safe that I just wanted, and they’ve never had a magazine inside them. The most important thing I’ve learned about buying or selling on here is to be honest. A good reputation makes it easy to do both. In most cases, if the sale were local, I’d almost always throw in something (ammo or accessories) for free. Good luck with your future sales or purchases!

Sounds like your issue has more to do with pricing than believing someone's weapon has/hasn't been fired. To the latter there's a lot of good people on TGO and when I deal with someone I take them at their word. If they lie then they run the risk of being outed at the point we make the deal. Same for me if im the seller. To the former you're going to have to learn to look laugh and move on.

Remington 22 pump, Pederson Patent 1889-1904. Refurbished in 1994. Exceptional piece. Serial number: 210715. Unknown actual date of MFG. $450.00

LOL !!!!! Got ya ! But seriously , I got this as a birthday present since I love Back To The Future and all it's sequels . I have a very stressful job and I swear these Legos are very relaxing when building them. 2 years ago I got a Star Wars Tie Fighter Pilot Helmet and right now I am working on that. I am just a grown up nerd/kid. These things will sure help de-stress you . Just thought I'd share. Here's the DeLorean/time machine . Enjoy all you nerds !!!!!

just another example of what happens to gun owners when we "compromise"

My 7 year old got his first of the season during Juvenile. His 3rd one overall and all nice toms. Using a 410 with Foxtrot Ammo.

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I got a Jeep gladiator in 2023. I have haven't been in the Studebaker since it got the Jeep. It's pushing a year. I took it out today to get gas and spray it off. It took more than hour because of the non English speaking individuals that want to take pictures. I got to hug some attractive Latino women. I'm convinced it's the only thing that can kill me it scares the hell out of me. I deleted 90% of what I had to say after this. Be good to you Wife and Kids. They will remember you. No one else will care

Both at 1/8 " thick 1084 carbon steel with OAL of 9" and a blade of 4". They have jimping on the spine and come with sheath shown. The kydex is wrapped in leather for a different feel and look. They are $125 each shipped. 1. Sold to KahrMan African blackwood handle with Bocote and G10 accents and liners. G10 pins and brass lanyard tube. 2. Brazilian Ebony with Elk antler hand and brass pins.

Eh, I didn't see anyone get mad. We just obviously think you're wrong in this context. No offense meant of course, but you made a post to ask so... collectively, we answered. One extra cool thing about this place: If someone WAS trying to sell you used as NIB... you can report that. The community does its best to weed out dishonest folks.

My boys and I are working on fixing this up. It's taken a lot longer than I'd hoped but we're getting there. My wife's granddad bought it new. While I was able to drive it across town to our house, we've had to do a lot of stuff to get it running reliably. Almost there. Trying to use it to teach them about wrenching. I'd love to put an LS in it, but just trying to get the 4.3 running well for now.

Nice Browning Hi Power in 9mm. Mfg 2015. Comes with original case, test brass, and manual. Has had magazine disconnect disabled to improve trigger. Only selling because I have 3 and variety is the spice of life. Looking for $1,000. Can meet around Chattanooga. Possible trades up/down with cash for: Nice 1911s (USA made only) Benelli M4 LE S&W M41 or M617 HK P2000 9mm Walther p99

1970 Alpine White Challenger 440 6 pack with a 4 speed pistol grip will be my dream car until I die. This is my daily right now, around 450 at the wheels and she will hook up and go.

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Not sure why I would need the hallway wall.

Comes with box, paperwork, etc. Mint condition. $1400

Got my second Thunder Ranch in from gunbroker and made the transfer tonight. This one is a Model 21-4 Thunder Ranch Special in .44 special, round butt with factory Ahrend grips, matched with a 22-4 Thunder Ranch Revolver in .45 acp square butt with Hogue grips. Both carried in Simply Rugged Sourdough Pancakes, black gator for .44 and tan leather for the .45.

Tennessee is full. Cal back later?

Yep. I wonder how much prices in general are going to go up now due to this new hitch in the supply chain. I’m being a bit facetious, but also serious. Where do the boats with European ammo shipments land? Hope it’s not around there.

On that note, there’s not a bridge structure on earth that can withstand the force of impact from a 300M/97,000 ton vessel.

I turned 67 on groundhogs day. I’ve dislocated both shoulders, broke left arm twice, skin graft on left hand from a fight with a FedEx conveyor belt, bone spur on left knee, gall bladder tried to kill me and was removed, 1 ruptured disk and 1 slipped disk and heart attack requiring 2 stints. Other than these minor issues I’m in pretty good shape. BS. If I were a horse they would have shot me years ago. Hope you’re on the mend! “ Getting old ain’t for sissies. “

I just picked up this Springfield Armory SOCOM 16 at my FFL I made a trade deal for it off another forum I belong to. I'm thinking of a new project just got to figure out what. I am going to get a wood stock for it, I just prefer them to the "plastic" ones. Here's one pic I took after I got it home it came with the orginal Box, web Sling all the paperwork, some manuals, and one 10rnd. mag and three 20rnd mags. I'll post some more once I figure out what I want to do.

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I am going to keep it ...

4.2 MM thick Bohler SS with a Rockwell hardness of 59-60. Each knife is 8 3/4" long with a blade of 4". Comes with leather covered kydex sheath shown. $145. each shipped. N690 steel is cobalt-enriched stainless steel manufactured by Bohler, an Austria steel company. This steel is high in carbon and chromium elements with the addition of cobalt for consistency. N690 steel alloy contains high amounts of chromium making it stainless steel. It also has fine grain composition that enables the blade steel to remain sharp for a long time even after exposure to prolonged tough applications. Bohler N690 steel’s ability to withstand stress is a favorite choice for knife makers. It is used to make outdoor knives including, tactical, camping, hunting, and bushcraft knives 1. SOLD!!! PRICE REDUCED TO $125. Desert iron wood with G10 accents and liners. Brass pins and lanyard tube. 2.SOLD TO LeeTheToolGuy Bocote with spalted tamarind and G10 accents and liners. Mosaic pins with brass lanyard tube.

I thought the 2nd Amendment was the common sense gun law.

Ok. I probably should have taken better (more) photos. This is the rifle I got when my buddy Bjon got the one above. It’s also a Winchester 1894 but from 1907 chambered in 38-55. I cleaned up and re-did the oil finish on the wood. This was the dirtiest rifle I have picked up yet. It made me wonder if it had been cleaned in the last 50+ years. I had to get oil in it just to get it to cycle. I did a complete tear down, cleaning and such. The rust was removed from the metal parts for the most part and then cold blued. I like them to still have some of their character, not to look like a Turnbill gun. I picked up an old Lyman peep sight for this one.

The REAL Stanley

Love this one since I eat my apples with a knife

These days we often see the bad in customer support for any given company. I thought Id share a quick GOOD experience I had. I made a trade for an older AR15 build and it has a TROY Industries free float handguard. It uses a spring loaded pin and I lost the spring. I made contact with TROY and here is some of the email replies: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So they are sending me a new part at no cost for a 2nd hand handguard thats years old.

It probably been beat into most of our heads in the military, 2 is 1 and 1 is none.

I am one who does not have a lot of trouble believing it. I just counted and I have 34 guns right now. About 2 thirds of them I bought new. I have shot 3 of them. I just like collecting them. I used to be a class 3 dealer back in the 80's and had dozens of machine guns. I played with so many full autos that I am no longer much interested in firing an ordinary firearm. On top of that there is no convenient place to shoot around here. Your situation may be different.