tercel89

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I bought a Mossberg last year and it came with the factory storage/prepper tube that is watertight and can store the pistol grip shotgun , a Shockwave , or a disassembled shotgun along with ammunition or whatever you want. I never used it and am selling it to clear room at the house. It is 6.5 inches think and 33 inches long. It has a massive T-nut that removes the top and its watertight seal. I am asking $25 and I can only meet in Clarksville/Pleasant View/Ashland City area. Thanks for looking.

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I dont have the A1. Just the compact and fullsize 92fs/m9.

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I have 2 sealed boxes never opened of CCI Mini Mags that are hollow points in 36 grain copper plated . I'm asking $35. Im in Clarksville / Ashland City area. Thanks for looking.

Nah. You keep it for a spare. I'd hate to ruin a spare net that you could use. Thanks much though !

Thanks everyone for the information and help. I'm gonna get one and practice in the yard first then move on to the water. Thanks all !

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These are 2 leather holsters in right hand for the Glock 43 and Springfield XDS in 9/40/45. They fit both these guns and I am selling them as a pair. One has a zero "cant" and the other has a forward "cant" . The one with the zero cant has alligator print embossed on it. Selling both together for $30 and shipping is FREE. I accept Paypal or a US Postal money order. Thanks for looking.

I tried eating gar last year and now it's the main fish I try to catch. The skin is hard as plastic and you need tin-snips to cut it open. After you get it open there are 2 long boneless loins on each side of the back. No need to gut it or skin it. The meat is odorless and firm like chicken. It's like alligator and I love it !!! This Gar was 3 feet long and both loins were around 15 inches long and nice and thick.

I fish from the bank for right now until I get a boat. I still have fun. I wade in a lot of water while fishing in places like Caney Fork River and such. But this year I'm trying to get as many Gar as I can get to fill up the freezer. They love those minnows , shad and shiners that are caught with those nets. I just hope I don't get those weights caught on the bottom and break the darn net. I guess I'll practice in a shallow pond that I know is clear on the bottom.

How are the cast nets that you see at Walmart and Academy Sports that run about $39 ? The 5 foot ones. I have never had one but I want to catch my own bait from now on. So I am new to it and I dont want to get a very expsensive one in case I screw it up at first. Any help is appreciated.