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You mean these right?.....http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?groupid=900&name=Hungarian+FEG+AP-MBP+.32+Auto+Pistol   They are fine, accurate pistols. I've never owned one but did have the 9x18mm version at one time (PA-63).  It was unpleasant to shoot after a while.  I have shot one of these .32 ACP versions and they are nice.   Like many other Eastern European pistols it's a knock-off of the Walther PPK.  I call it a Po' Man's James Bond gun.   These little .32's are amazingly accurate.  Unfortunately, ammo is not getting any cheaper.  If you do make the decision use European ammo, it's much hotter than US made and ensures better reliability.   From the pics it looks like those are TGI Knox TN imports.  They are the only importer in the business who knows how to NOT destroy a gun with absurd billboard import stamps.

Here's one....   http://gallowayprecision.com/ruger/sr22/plus-3-follower-for-ruger-sr22-magazines/

  Pretty sure all bullets ricochet to some degree or do unexpected things, you just see what happens when a tracer hits something and it can be a bit disconcerting, especially when you see it blazing a trail somewhere you really don't want it to go.

I remember Richard Widmark as Jim Bowie in The Alamo having one of those Nock guns.

Sounds like you've got it.  The closest full service TN Driver's license center to you is Knoxville/Strawberry Plains. They handle both DL's and HCP's.  Union County clerk for vehicle registration and plates.    So like Michigan it's all done in the same place, except for the vehicle registration.  ;)

Hard to beat a Smith & Wesson revolver for power and reliability.   Glock if I want a "platform".

That harkens back to the day when gunmaking was an art.

FYI, depending on how badly the wood is "gouged" you might be able to steam it out with an iron.

How about they put up a poll on the US Edition asking Americans if foreigners get an opinion on what we should or should not do in this country?

  And lots of money.

He just doesn't look right without them Star Trek shades.

  But it is the exercise of a natural right.  The right to be ignorant and egotistical.   The ignorant shall inherit the Earth.  This is just today's example.

  Many professors are flaming liberals, many are not.  It's always been that way.  I was not indoctrinated when I went to college nor did I have liberal ideals rammed down my throat.

  Did you go to college?  Because that is entirely incorrect.

  It's a goof poking fun at people who break in barrels by firing one shot, cleaning and scrubbing the bore, firing another shot then cleaning and scrubbing the bore and so on and so forth until some arbitrarily defined iterations is achieved.

If that's your opinion on education it looks like we're bordered by three of the top five.  Might want to check them out. :rolleyes:

All you Middle Tn folks remember this when you start bitching about and getting down on Memphis.   ;) 

I see no indication that it will be closed....   http://www.tn.gov/twra/firingranges.html   http://www.tn.gov/twra/region4/johnsevier.html

...and before putting any kind of tool near an engine squirt some oil on whatever you want to undo.

The sickness is strong with you.  :lol:   That's pretty cool.  :up:

Mighty fine looking rifle guns.   Are 455 stocks that shiny from the factory or was a liberal dose of Tru-Oil applied?

Never built one in .308 but if I did I'd use a Tennessee-made upper/lower combo....http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1CMTUHP10SET&name=CMT+UHP15+Billet+.308+AR+Receiver+Set&groupid=577

http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/78884-lenoir-city-druggunnfa-bust-reportedly-hcp/

  Check the username's .com website at it might start coming together.  He's in the business of selling Tisas' (as stated in his post).

  It's bullshit.  You can find good BBQ many places but it's a way of life in Memphis.