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That’s about the best 7.62x39 there is. Far superior to Wolf or Tulammo. Buy it.

Magpul X-22 Backpacker stock for the 10/22 takedown in OD green. Haven’t taken it out yet but it looks good and feels good.

I was thinking more along the lines of something that all LE agencies in the nation would provide data to...with a .gov extension.

As far as gun laws go there no room left for negotiation. You either accept universal background checks along with limits on the type of firearms owned and their capabilities or you accept it anyway. What do gun owners have to “give up” to prevent that? Negotiation is giving and getting. There is not much left to give to prevent my two examples from being enacted....and they will be eventually.

Your wording is even poorer here unless you really suggest government and law enforcement get into clairvoyance. I do agree to some extent on one point you brought up. There should be a freely accessible, “untracked” website to check serial numbers for firearms. Not people, just the guns to see if they have been reported stolen.

For what movie? Four guys trying to be four actors who played four legendary old west dudes. That’s a mouthful of a title.

That seems to be the common method in Middle TN.

A committee of the UT Board of Trustees today approved a $340 million renovation project for Neyland Stadium to begin next summer. In other words, there is enough money to equip the entire coaching staff with Sabans. Money is not at issue at UT.

A maglula UpLULA arrived in the mail today, OrangeBrown in color. This thing just might be the greatest gun-related accessory ever invented.

So a tank and a half or maybe even two of gas and about four good frozen pizzas is going to reduce juvenile violence? After the grandmother turns in some old ratty Saturday night special, the punk living under her roof won’t even share that pizza.

Prag, do you have some weird zoom level set in Firefox or maybe changed screen resolution?

Th.357 Sig is nothing more than a .40 necked down to 9mm (.355) caliber. I imagine if you can handle a .40 it would be about the same.

The 5904 is light and nimble with its alloy frame.

Since the OP’s question is wide open and does not exactly specify current production, I would have to say 3rd generation Smith & Wesson’s. Before they got into the plastic game S&W made the finest American 9’s in the business. They are still plentiful and quite affordable.

Actually, they don’t. Website say “out of stock”.

I’ve always been a big fan. RIP Fats.

The dumpster fire may have just gotten a little hotter. John Kelly, as in the best offensive player we have John Kelly, got caught with the marijuana last night. http://wate.com/2017/10/25/2-vols-cited-officers-find-marijuana-during-traffic-stop/

I do but am not entirely clear why it's necessary.

You might have just blown @XxthejuicexX‘s mind.

I wonder what Taurus Raging Judge Ultra-Lites are going for now.

I hate to say it but this is pretty funny. I feel Steve’s pain.

What kind of crazy firearm is that?

Great review, David. As the proud new owner of one myself I agree with your remarks and have only one thing to add: it is a joy to shoot. The recoil impulse is similar to that of an all steel or alloy 9mm; more of a nice shove than the snappiness of other polymer-framed offerings like the G19. I assume that may be attributable to the steel reinforcement throughout the dust cover/railed area of the frame. The M&P M2.0 Compact is definitely a winner.

Further proof of the lack of maturity and discipline our team has. I had no expectations going into this game so it’s not exactly a surprise we lost, but Butch is gone. I like the guy but he simply cannot put together an SEC caliber program.

I think the code #’s are specific to the factory, not necessarily country.