TrickyNicky
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I watched the Puppy Bowl this year during commercial breaks for the home improvement marathon. Puppy Bowl>Super Bowel.
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I’ll just mention Second Harvest in east Nashville as another very cool, very worthy organization that is always looking for food, canned or fresh, blankets, clothes, etc. they work at being as self sustaining as possible with big gardens, chicken coops and the like. It was my pleasure to provide a few materials for their gardens a few years ago and was there when they were putting in the coops. If you’ve never seen a 50 year old, one armed, malnourished man work a sledge hammer to break up asphalt, it was an inspiring sight to say the least.
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.10 a round for .22??? What is this, 2013?
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Culver's 9113 Kingston Pike Knoxville.
TrickyNicky replied to steamnsteel's topic in Carry Prohibited Locations
One of the best fast food burger joints out there IMO. Hands down better than Backyard, McDonalds, Wendy's Jack, etc. They make fresh frozen custard, which just beats the pans off of soft serve. They have their own brand of root beer too thats very good. They're one of only a handful of places that makes a better burger than I do at home. -
4th on the EZ Mom got one a few months back and it surely is easy to load, rack and a good shooter too.
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Nice score! Ive seen some pretty impressive shots with a 2" frame before, but it still cracks me up a little to see one with adjustable sights.
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Culver's 9113 Kingston Pike Knoxville.
TrickyNicky replied to steamnsteel's topic in Carry Prohibited Locations
Chik-fil-a part 2: Electric Bugaloo . Why in the world would anyone argue this? Would you like someone coming into your business or home and arguing over what you deem acceptable? Just comply or leave, anything else just makes us all look bad IMO. -
Holy guacamole, that has to be the safest house in America!
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M69 Romanian training rifle. Older kid down the block bought 3 of them from a sporting goods store for $50 each I think. We divvied them up and they all ended up at my house over time since my parents were then only ones that let me have em. I ultimately lost track of them at a friends house where they stayed for years until the original purchaser got ahold of two of them and gave me one, still have it today and was able to locate a magazine thanks to a tgoer. It's my moms favorite rifle now so I never get to shoot it unless I'm at her house and pop a few calibre through it.
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Usually when a stranger on the internet says to just trust him before spouting off some nonsense, my skepticicm meter goes way off chart. But this time...
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I could be way off base, but I think the rimmed design of a .22 would make for the nose of the bullet to drop into the breach face and make loading a bit problematic in that regard wouldn't it?
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I did a bit of research when I had a few colt police models and from what I can recall SAAMI changed the pressure of the .38 in the late 60's or maybe 70's? Todays +P is closer to original spec but a bit higher maybe? I pretty quickly abandoned the idea of shooting any +P out of them; couldn't come up with any good reason to do so when standard .38s are just as plentiful and cheap. If I were in a position to were I had to dedicate one of these old guns to defensive duty I would either just roll with the standard loads, or more realistically get a modern firearm. These oldies can still shoot, but I don't see the appeal in making them actually work for their supper anymore either.
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10/22 Remington 597 Henry youth carbine Remington gallery gun (model 12) M69 Trainer (first gun) AR adapter for .22 I feel like I'm missing something off the list...
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This ones probably my favorite, they're all masterfully done though
