UncleJak

Saw this a walmart... Snowpocalypse is coming...get your eggs! Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I frequent the one in Hendersonville. Good stuff. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Well, I decided to build. I have the upper, lower, lower parts kit, buttstock, gas tube, barrel, and a two piece handguard. I think I am getting closer.... Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Check and see if brian merril or grant hammond work in that area. They are very good. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

[quote name="Lumber_Jack" post="1087144" timestamp="1388541288"]How is it even conceivable that children don't qualify??? At the very core of human decency it should at least be the other way around. Very disturbing. Please update with what you find out.[/quote]it's obamacare; nothing's shocking Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Sumner county has a lot to offer. If you need a tour when you come down let me know. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I like Ronald McDonald house. I personally know someone that they assisted.

Sorry to hear this. My sister's family went through the same thing two weeks ago. Pets truly become a part of the family. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

They are just seeking attention. Let's not give them any. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

[quote name="TripleDigitRide" post="1085567" timestamp="1388276707"]My AR's always seem to be more expensive than most of them there store bought evil black rifles.[/quote]that's what I'm afraid is happening. I want the best parts and they cost more! Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

You are right to have raised suspicions. This is a common tactic to get a look at your stuff. I usually ask for their door to door permit and that runs them off....except last time. I asked the guy ( who saw my gun in hand and was visibly nervous) for his. He shakily retrieved a city door to door permit. I thanked him and sent him on his way.I never let anyone in my house unless they are a close friend. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Buy a completed AR and interchange some parts (my tgo upper and lower) OR just buy all the parts... Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

[quote name="56FordGuy" post="1085378" timestamp="1388245624"]I question everything a seller tells me, not because I think everybody is a liar but because a lot of people have no idea what they're selling. I see that the most with horse stuff. Somebody always wanted a horse, buys a bunch of stuff, and knows nothing about it other than what the person they bought it from told them. I drove 600 miles one weekend, from Dickson to Crossville to Fayetteville to Bowling Green looking at horse trailers. Oh, they're all in great shape! Just like new! Some little old lady used it to carry her cart mule down to the park once a year! One in Crossville had bent axle, Fayetteville had a moron turn loose with a welder in it, etc. "No rust" means "I can't see the rust unless I take the mats out." "Lights work" means the tail lights come on when you hit the turn signal. The one I love is "Has good brakes, but not hooked up." No, they are connected. They just don't work. :lol: Finally, the trailer I wound up buying had 'Four new tires'. Considering the four tires were three different brands, and the only two of them that matched had a 2001 date code (same year as the trailer) somehow I don't think they were new. They were fairly sound though, and everything else about the trailer seemed right so I bought it anyway. If you really want a laugh, go look at some horse for sale ads. Some people are genuinely honest, but never used the horse for anything other than standing in a field looking pretty or walking down a trail with other horses. They think the animal is well trained, when it reality it's just following the leader and they have no real control over it. Put it in an arena and this 'well trained' horse is suddenly lost and confused. Then there are the folks intentionally dumping bad animals. "It's just too much horse" is all too often code for "this horse has been ruined on one type of rodeo event and is now borderline uncontrollable." I've shown up to look at sweet, gentle horses that were so drugged they could barely hold their head up. "Oh, we just gave him some Ace so he would be calm for the ride home if you bought him." Yeah. Sure you did. :shake: I could go on, just like anyone that's ever bought and sold anything regularly could. You have to know what you're buying, and know what problems you're looking for. [/quote]my little brother bought a horse one time, was told he was in perfect health because they just had a vet check him.also told him he was "kid broke" for riding. That dang horse tried to kill me when I rode him! And he died three days later (not because I rode it...) Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I think I can apply this to my job...

Handgun carry badge?? Lol! He sure had a lot of nerve! Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Brandon is a good friend of mine. His family is in my thoughts. I know he will appreciate everyone's prayers. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I saw the Clydesdales in person a few years ago. Very impressive! Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

[quote name="bersaguy" post="1084075" timestamp="1387987710"]When I first saw them I thought it was a new kind of Monopoly Money from a game. They say they are harder to counterfeit but with all the new colors on it a high end color copy machine could probably make them. I still like the old ones better and I am surprised ole Ben was not replaced with Barry's picture................ :rock: :rock: After all he is the one spending it faster than they can print it.............jmho[/quote]they have already been counterfeited. Seems pointless to add all those features when one week later they can be duplicated. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I want a pony! Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Came through here pretty fierce Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

[quote name="Caster" post="1082367" timestamp="1387668483"]For two legged creatures it really depends on how proficient you are with said rifle. Obviously for deer, the limit is dictated by a desire for a clean and humane kill. HYPOTHETICALLY speaking, a clean kill is less important when you're shooting at something you have no respect for. Taking that into account, most people would be surprised how little it takes to get penetration.[/quote]I'd be comfortable with mine out to 200 yards based on this sound logic. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

[quote name="RC3" post="1082328" timestamp="1387664825"]Oh, I heard that the steel mags are the best ones for it, but anyone here ever used a promag with it? I have one, and it jammed a few rounds and on the second time, it worked just fine. I found a few mags for a good price, but they are all promags and I wanted get some advice.[/quote]I dont care for pro mags. I do have some plastic tapco ak mags that I love. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I'm soooo hungry now Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Santa rocks. I received mine today. All I can say is wow! From the bottom of my heat, Thank you my friend. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Not quite as much, but I have three pieces and love them. Sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee