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oh boy. Is someone going to throw shoes at some point too?

Wow. I used this site once before and was looking a few days ago at magazines. Glad I didn't place an order. It's gone.

[quote name="TGO David" post="862966" timestamp="1355876924"]That's Triune, not College Grove.[/quote] Love the Maps on the iPad. Boooo.

[quote name="SWJewellTN" post="862906" timestamp="1355872519"]Thanks, is that the shop at the corner of 96 Hwy and Nolensville Rd?[/quote] That's the one.

Try The Saddle Shop in College Grove. Only about 20 minutes from you.

Beasley Drive and 31(Columbia Ave/whatever they call it) . Next to Fastenal Co. Stopped in today. If you get more than 5 people in there, it's gets cozy. Nice shop though.

Just re-watched the video on wsmv.com. The two guns they found in the home were "registered" to the kids mother. Thought we didn't keep track of that here in TN.

That dope is located south of me by about 15 miles. Kind of leery about taking my 3 year old to school this morning.

Got there at 11 too. After a good hike from my car, took about 15 minutes at the door. Did find a holster for my 6" S&W 686. Not sure if its leather or pleather, but it was embossed with the logo and a 1982 stamp. Almost felt like I stole it for $15. Looks like brand new.

Is this one better than the show at the Frankiln ag expo center? The last two shows I went to there were awful. The whole place used to be shoulder to shoulder. Now you can drive a dump truck thru the isles and not hit anything.

Welcome back.

I started hunting one these down this week. Being a first 1911 for me, this one fits the beer budget to learn with.

Nice purchase. I've been looking around for a holster for my S&W 686 6". All I can find are shoulder rigs. I have a cheap nylon one for toting to the range, but it doesn't due to well hanging off a belt. Cowboy styles work, but that's not me.

[quote name='graycrait' timestamp='1354645815' post='854809'] Flitz on the end of the cylinder works if, like your revolver, is stainless. Flitz will work on the frame too. [/quote] Cylinder cleans up nice with the Kleenbore cloth. Might have to try Flitz on the frame. Thanks graycrait.

Kleenbore Lead Away cloth is what I'm using now. Looks clean until I make another pass on it and comes up dirty still.

Started getting back into knives since I don't have the funds to finish filling up my gun safe. I have a few folders that my dad bought me way back. Recently realized Ka-bar is a good knife. Just looking for a year maybe and any other information on this. https://elqsog.bay.livefilestore.com/y1mz84X-AjjIusyR-RxWwu8DoAfLS2nA3bKlTvcKlxQvWRftENnsOL8Er8ynvFpb-fqhIWWMT0APCv8tmAOm6T-HPxvED4gkheN_lIIlfzIkSZb7d071Dnj5A/IMG_6998.JPG?psid=1

They got my $10. And what JPS said.

.22lr and mag 9mm 38sp/357 .40 12g 45acp hopefully next.

Electric keypad on my Sentry is going on 5 years without a hiccup. I have it located in my garage, wish it wasn't, but that's were had to go.

Cleaning a handgun has never been an issue for me. The one that never seems to get 100% clean is my 686(Stainless). Around the cylinder takes most of the time, but it ends up being free of powder (burn) marks. The frame itself is where I am having issues. Seems like I could clean all day and still be turning the cloth to find a clean spot on the rag. I'm not looking to change the finish or polish it to mirror like quality, just want the residue off. Any suggestions?

[quote name='Paladin132' timestamp='1353248504' post='847566'] I think I remember this story or one similar to it within the last six months. Is this another one? [/quote] Same one.

[quote name='graycrait' timestamp='1352937462' post='845765'] [IMG]http://i862.photobucket.com/albums/ab181/graycrait/CraigGlockStuff.jpg[/IMG] [/quote] I'll just say that I have a G26, too embarrassed to post it compared to this. Nice stuff right there. I too am curious about the extension on the 33rd mag. I've got two of these, but if I can stuff a few more rounds in it that would be great.

Spring Hill PD used this. One of the local elementary schools was used for training during the summer.

Stopped in this afternoon. Inventory is a little better than their website shows. Pricing is actually good/average compared to the shops in Columbia and Franklin. Had a few AR's from PSA that looked sharp. Dad and two sons operating the place. Still getting inventory going, but looks to be a nice place once stocked up.

[quote name='UncleJak' timestamp='1352834480' post='844911'] Keep the 870. I traded mine a few years ago and regret it. [/quote] Not selling this one. I sold my double barrel 20 gauge a few years ago and kicking myself still. Just thinking about "updating" it. After online searching, I'm thinking I will get another. Two picked out now. Remington 870 (#5077) or a Mossberg 500 (#50780).