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Heck of a deal!

As long as you Hi-Point or Redball mags, these are dependable and a lot of fun!

That’s a great price on a great pistol! GLWS!!!

A private seller does not have to sell to anyone and may ask for a DL and/or a HCP or EHCP, as well as sign a bill of sale, just as a buyer has the right to refuse to show any and all or sign a bill of sale. At any point during the transaction, either may walk away. Thems the rules. Don’t like those rules, then don’t buy, sale or trade here.

I think if you like a 9mm 1911, and you shoot one well, then go for it. I’ve never owned one or shot one, only .45s. I owned, but never carried a 1911, except in the Army. I like shooting them, but they are just too big for me. I owned one now. But I’m a Glock guy (there I said it). That’s what I’ve moved too and what I carry, other than a Ruger LCP Max and a S&W 442.

If you want a rifle for home defense, go with a PCC in 9mm or .45. Or a lever action in .357 Magnum (.38 spl) or .44 Magnum (.44spl). Both magnum calibers can and are used for hunting.

Don’t you ever move to Knoxville. I’ll go broke! GLWS!

You all say that, but there was a case here in Knox County, in the 90s, where homeowner caught a Peeping Tom peering through his daughter’s window. He stepped out on the porch, the Peeping Tom saw him turned and ran and was shot in the back and died. The homeowner never saw court. However, after watching the video, this home owner is a complete moron and deserves what’s coming.

This! ☝

Thanks for the tip! I just dropped into my Kindle Unlimited library for my next read!

I had a High Standard in .22 mag, that was a neat little gun. I bought from a guy at work that inherited it and hated guns. Bought for $100. Kept it several years, then traded it away. Kinda wish I’d kept, as they are worth quite a bit more now. Actually a very well built gun.

I could pull that off in my overalls. Not my slacks or jeans.

A small .380 or even .32ACP has a place. I usually have LCP Max in a DeSantis Nemesis in my pocket on the way out the door. But I also have. Glock 21 in my back pack. But the little .380 is in my pocket a lot of the time. Sometimes it’s a 442 on the hip, but two weeks ago I traded into a like new Glock 26/5 MOS. I carried it on vacation most of the week last week. Doubt I’ll go smaller than the 26. I have a ton of Glock 17 round 9mm mags. Don’t see the point in going with a 43 or a SIG 365. Probably going to trade my Ruger Max9 soon. I like the Glock better. But this is my 4th Glock, I currently own, so I guess you could call e a fan boy at this point.

If you have some time on your hands, there, a long thread to read here about the 320 here, that is continually being updated . https://pistol-forum.com/showthread.php?43653-New-2-July-2020-SIG-P320-Lawsuit-and-P320-Concerns There’s enough smoke that I’ll never have one. And SIG hasn’t done themselves a favors with their arrogant attitude towards repairs and with the latest PR ploy.

Not sure what price you’re seeing down there on the BG2.0, but Crossroads Firearms here in North Knoxville has a couple for $399.99.

I don’t want to talk about.

I think the Canik is a solid choice. So are a Glock, a Walther, a CZ, a FN and a S&W M&P. Point being, there are a lot of well built, successful pistols out there, that are equal to or better than the 320. Why futz around and take a chance? Also, someone asked why you don’t hear about the Military having issues with the M17/18. I’d remind everyone that the M18 has a manual safety, which soldiers are trained to leave on until told to take it off in training. As far as combat, I doubt there have been many that have seen actual service in a war zone. Just too new. So who really knows if there are issues or not.

That’s a hell of a deal! Man I wish you were closer to Knoxville, but my wallet would hate it!

Nice! GLWS

Might ought to consider a 3” .38. You’re much more likely to find one as opposed to a .357. Mostrun .38s through their .357s anyway. Also, you might consider a Ruger. They tend to be cheaper and are built like a tank!

Congratulations! The only thing greater is Grandchildren!

I keep Moras everywhere. But I too, have a love affair with the tried and true KABAR.

I’d love to find a pistol like that! Congrats on the pickup. Dan Wesson revolvers were quality made revolvers back in the day!

My grandfather was a mechanic for the coal company in Louellen KY, in Harlan County. He died in 1942, of a staff infection. My Aunt used to tell me stories of the Harlan County War between the Unions and the companies. I have his Browning Belgium Auto-5 12ga shotgun.

This thread needs more pictures! Thank you taking them in!