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See I was thinking that the opposums should join forces with the Raccoons so that the opposums could carry grenades inside their pouch on their bellies . That way they could supply greandes to the raccoons to battle the Armodillas which have invaded both of the raccoons and opposums homeland here in Tennessee.

I just saw this and thought it was hilarious .......

Thanks for that

Do you have the original parts that were replaced by the Cajun parts ?

No sir

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I will say that my 2022 Tacoma 2wd with 4 doors , automatic transmission and the 2.7 engine was $28,800 out the door. The same package now is $35,700. Going up over $7,000 in just 2 years is unreal ! Well not the same engine , but the NEW engine. The 2 original engines , the V6 and 4 cyl, were very reliable. Still , that is an unreal jump in price for a basic "plain jane" vehicle.

Yeah I shouldn't have said junk , but I sure don't see them being a 200,000 or more mile engine without having to replace the turbo charger or even other major parts. The more power you get out of a smaller engine , the less the lifetime it seems to have.

Thanks to all the TGO members and yall's information. I have driven all over God's creation and handled a bunch of Ruger GP100's. All were either milled incorrectly or off center. Some barrels were not lined up correctly. I drove to check them out in person because I am not buying a gun sight unseen whether I can send it back or not. It's too much of a hassle. I guess the newer Ruger's have lower standards or worse quality control that in previous years. So I am no longer looking for a Ruger revolver unless I stumble across one that is properly built. It seems that is the same with Beretta. Now that they have moved to Tennessee , their quality is "hit and miss". And to go on to cars , Toyota was great too. Now they are building crap ! I guess I am just getting old and stuborn !

I sold my "dream truck" back in 2015 to a member here. I didn't want to sell it but we were trying to get out of debt and so I sold it to pay off some of my wife's student loans. It was a 2003 Tacoma in 2.7 4 cylinder which is almost bullet proof. So 6 years later my wife said I could get my "retirement truck" . So I got the 2022 Tacoma but with 4 doors and the same 2.7 liter 4 cylinder. I like it but the only thing I don't like is the transmission not having a dip-stick. To change the transmission fluid I have to drain the fluid , then "jump" a few contacts under the dash and put it into a "mode" to change the fluid and then check it with it's "check" drain plug. Other than that , its been great. I pull a 10 foot utility trailer hauling a good size zero-turn mower on it every other week to mow my mother-in-laws place. The 2.7 engine is a great engine and has a long track record. These newer turbo models are crap . I know all the hype is great and the horsepower is great but it is NOT a long-life nor long-mileage engine. The days of the "long life long mileage" engines from Toyota are gone , sad to say. Try to find a 2023 or older Tacoma.

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Well I finally found a 92A1 new in box made in 2021. Thanks for the previous offers from you members of the other types of the 92 Series.

Thank you. The 92A1 is a bit different in that it has a round trigger guard , dove-tail removal sights instead of the sight milled into the slide , the slide is a bit beefier , the frame has a rail , the internal part of the frame has a recoil buffer , the top of the slide is a bit flatter , and the opposite end of the "disassembly lever" is round instead of oval shaped. And a captured recoil spring and guide rod system.

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The 92A1. But if you have something interesting you can message me.

I'm looking for a Beretta 92A1. I'm in middle Tennessee but can travel farther for the right deal .

For some reason I havent seen a P09 in a few months. I guess people are liking them too much to sell them.

I had one and wish I had it back ! They are god , reliable and easy to work on if needed. You can switch them from decok-only to a manual safety to carry "cocked and locked" and the parts to do this are included with the gun.

I know the owner of the shop and he just opened the cardboard box to show me. I never asked him because I don't care for Sig firearms , plus I didn't want to put him on the spot in front of his other customers who had gathered around us starring at it.