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It has never been against the law in TN, however it is against the law to flash our bright lights at oncoming traffic.

If you are going to use the Uncle Mikes get the size made for the .22-.25, it is the one shaped like a boot.

You do realize they are in stock and $25 at GT Distributors right?

I want the Broncos to win but that passing game of theirs is matched by the Seahawks passing defense. Seattle has hardly any TOs, Denver has a lot, and Seattle capitalizes better than anyone on TOs. Seattle actually has an amazing rushing game and Denver, it is anyone's guess on what they will do. I think the score will be relatively low, if Seattle wins it will be solely on points scored by their defense. For Seattle to win they must shut down Peyton, for their defense only has to play like they have played in the 15 games they have won this season.

See, Obama is saving lives. Just think if there had been employees in there.

Thanks everyone, it belongs to a guy in my unit and after talking with him more I think it isn't for me. It would actually be for instances where my Glock 19 was too large for carry but to also double as a home defense gun for my girl. He brought up some of the same points as Patton. He even made mention off the fact of her usafely cocking the hammer, attempting to, or unsafely riding the hammer down. It was also his opinion that a pure stainless steel 640 revolver is the route to go with the weight helping recoil and 15 ozcompared to 20 is not a lot when carrying.

I was holding out for a M&P Shield but I have been thinking about a small revolver instead. I found a slightly used 638 bodyguard for a good price. The reason I am going this way is I need a gun to leave with my girlfriend while I am away on drills or away with work. A small, light revolver makes more sense. Anybody have experience with airweights and small 5 shot revolvers?

Don't think too far into the no arrest authority, they and any other government employee or guard can make a detention and turn you over to the police. Very similar to a loss prevention officer at Walmart throwing cuffs on you and handing you over to the police.

With the new Glock 42 I will guarantee for about the next year 380 will be nearly as hot as 22.

Keep posting pictures, it's just a matter of time before one of them gets spotted sitting at Walmart when they were supposed to have been at work. All of this assuming these scum have jobs.

Well, I just thought about something. I used some of my Mil Pro 7 to lubricate the locks on my truck box. I went out one morning to get in the box and it had frozen, I couldn't beat the key in and a match wouldn't thaw the lock. I guess it is possible that a gun gets so cold the oil freezes. It probably would never get cold enough being under your clothing and against your body to happen.

If I remember correctly they technically are in Graysville, but the roadway does not turn into Graysville until after the cemetery. Yes, they are good people.

Ammo is very plentiful in Chattanooga from what I see, except the ever so coveted 22lr/mag.

GT Distributors last week had Beretta 92s for 299 and the stainless were 399.

I actually wonder is anyone at Glock even shot a Shield previous to designing a g42 in 380? The Shield, even in 40, is a very mild shooting gun. The G42 better recoil like a 22 to be worth it in my opinion.

The XD45C is what you want. In fact it even comes in a tactical version. A 5" barrel with a 4.5" grip. A compact M&P 45 is also very close to your asking. I remember hearing that a subcompact Sig 250 will take a 4.75" barrel and slide. Also, they make a 4" Ruger Sp101 in 357

Actually Colt would have said it is chambered in .38 Colt New Police, but 38 S&W is the same. At least I think it is. That gun is worth around $1k, maybe more because of the grips.

It's an auction, so it does not surprise me. Not always but often things sell fore more in Auctions than one could buy the item new.

I had bought CCI 22WMR at Wakmart for $10 ish in the last year.

Well, $14.99 isn't that what ammo scalpers are selling them for?

They are all very close, but you pretty much listed them in quality by order, "Lone Wolf, Storm Lake, KKM barrels". The only one I have ever owned was a Lone Wolf in 357 sig. It worked fine, I was foolish for trading it for 300 rounds of 40. I have heard a few reports of the KKM having to go back because even the drop in barrels were too tight, especially in the chambers. Of course there are reports of LW having issues but it is mostly involving weak 115gr 9mm ammo. Believe it or not but KKM may have the worst customer service of them all. I would not hesitate to buy a LW all over again.

No truth to that rumor at all.

For the 9mm? Normally the 40 is $90 and the 9mm is $70 at Walmarts.

Really? You think the guy with the 550rd brick for $50 is paying taxes?

I have bought some 9mm at Academy which has only been a few of he times they have had it, and it isn't too cheap. If it is over $16 a box I normally pass. The last trip to GTs I got some 124gr Lawman for $14 and 165 gr 40 for $15.