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From their FB page: "As of Friday May 12, 2023 we will no longer be accepting new transfers. If you already have one being sent you will be able to pickup it up. After five years of providing Mt. Juliet a fun, affordable range we are unfortunately shutting down the Range as our lease is set to end at the end of May. Our last day of being open to the public is Wednesday May 17, 2023. Movers will arrive on Thursday and start moving everything out."

I wonder how long until the government issues a subpoena for all FPC member records, including those who have joined since the temporary injunction was issued.

I saw a Lucid being towed from the parking garage today downtown where I park. Have no idea why but that car has a reserved spot, as do many others, but the owner of this particular car managed to have a Lucid charger installed in this semi-public garage. Those cars start at around $75-85k I think. Usually over $100k.

I see your mind is in the gutter as well.

Not until we get “saw” and “seen” resolved.

I’d you really want to sale it you’d put a price on it. How much you looking to get out of that sell?

Costs whatever they charge. Sorry, I couldn’t resist.

Hey Mark! Those were good times. I still have a medal from one of those events. How have you been?

Absolutely. Whatever happened to “gun crimes mean hard time”. Used to be billboards all over the state for that. Oh wait, it’s not fair to incarcerate people who “can’t help it”.

We can’t have “nice gun laws” because the populace is incapable of exercising said laws responsibly.

Those are really cool rifles and your’s looks great!

Who will be the key master?

Someone is not the master of his domain.

Apparently, you're supposed to buy their coffee and drink it an hour later.

Like people didn’t live Knoxville in the early 90’s and that case didn’t make national news. Yes, Glock was sued in Knoxville and Gaston himself brought over and put on the stand due to an officer’s negligence.

Since this thread has gone to hell over McDonald’s I guess y’all never heard of the infamous hot pickle lawsuit here in Knoxville years ago. A woman claimed grievance over a super hot pickle that slid out of her burger and caused grievous injury. Her husband jumped into the suit claiming he was "deprived of the services and consortium of his wife”. True fact. Look it up.

It’s great that you want share that info for other Taurus owners but they’re not going to see in in a thread about Henry .45-70’s…in the longs guns department. Go ahead and start a new thread in handguns. It’s real easy.

Have you ever seen overalls?

The only pizza in Nashville I am familiar with is Obie’s over by Vandy. It was great and pretty sure is gone now.

I can’t tell you much about Lake Fontana and fishing but Fontana dam is most impressive. It’s the tallest dam in the eastern US with a fantastic view of the mountains. The only bad thing about it is getting there…you’ve got to tame The Dragon.

Brown retired from football before I was even born but I do remember him from movies and TV.

It appears like this is happening more and more all across the state. This kind of thing has always gone on but it’s a lot worse now than it used to be. I simply do not understand how anyone leaves anything of value in their car overnight. And there is an elephant in the room. Guns in cars. Legal, yes, good idea….? Don’t leave them in there overnight!

If you have a Henry .45-70 lever-action this may be of interest. https://www.henryusa.com/recall/

said “can I help? Looks like you guys sure need it.”

They’ll send the stuff to Zastava (name sound familiar?) to scavenge parts, refurbish, melt down for new manufacture, or a combination of above for export to the US market. Can M59/66’s (Yugo SKS’s) still be imported?