Garufa

Go Vols.

  I feel the same way about pro sports.

Looks great.   What needs to be cleaned?  Doesn't look like there's much cosmo on it.

If Smith & Wesson management had any class they'd buy a few of them for display or some such thing.

The man died over 30 years ago.  If he had any kids I imagine they need some retirement money, hell even grandkids might need something to live off of in their golden years at this point.

That 5" barreled Model 29 sure is nice.

  Might have to log out then check the homepage....at least that's when I see that particular module.  There's jibberish around the "Join TGO now" link.

Nice to have on the home defense weapon system (uh, Glock with a light).  Totally useless on a carry gun.

  Like on the home page under "Welcome to Tennessee Gun Owners"?  ;)

  If you epoxy your junk to one of them things there'll be no getting away.

  Amen.

  Especially when the drift kicks in.   So about them braces.... :lol:

  See post #119.  ;)

  Other than it's just wrong.

  This guarantees success.

  And Gimme Shelter comes on next... B)

  You hit the jackpot then.  Federal 100 counts in .45 have not been that price in a looong time.  Saw some today at my local WM and they were $38.77.

You sure it wasn't $38.97?

The sickness is strong with this one.

A "how to" :D .....   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0dCqm6RBpE

There is no "right" answer to "what 1911 should I get".  Set a budget and stick with it.  If you've never owned one....get a Rock Island, take the $200 you saved, buy a bunch of ammo and shoot the hell out of it.  If you like it and want something prettier, because that's all the extra money will get you, then save your money and move on up.

I remember when CD's came out and what could be heard that could not be heard before.  Now, I long for the richness of vinyl. 

Pistol, Carbine, Mid length, Rifle and the 4 general gas system lengths.   Barrel lengths include, but are not limited to:  7.5", 10.5", 12", 14.5", 16", 18", 20", etc. (for 5.56mm)

All this talk has me wanting to hook mine up.

  That was Carlos Hathcock's infamous through the scope kill.