Whisper

I can offer a couple of reasons: 1. The lt. governor (elected by the General Assembly, and not by the citizens) controls which bills get a floor vote in the Senate. You'd need a pro-RKBA lt. governor for any pro-RKBA bills to get a fair shake. 2. RKBA is not an important issue for many Republicans in the General Assembly. Cheers, Whisper

I carry the brown version of this light and have for a few years. It's an excellent light, great size for pocket carry. I thought I'd lost mine a few weeks ago and was getting ready to order another one just like it when it showed up in the clothes hamper. One note -- not a criticism; just something for users to know -- is that the light doesn't get noticeably dimmer as the battery power wanes; it just reaches a point where it won't come on again. So you don't get much warning that it's time to recharge. Any time you're planning an extended use session -- say a nighttime fishing trip or hunt -- you might want to charge it fully beforehand. But, like I said, a great light. HTH, Whisper

Remington with a Cutts compensator is my read on this, too. But it's a little hard to tell since the guy gave you a poor-quality photo from the worst possible angle. Cheers, Whisper

Cool gun. The serial number chart I use says that this serial number belongs to a 1934 PPK, but the gun in your photo is clearly a PP, and there are some disagreements among the various SN listings of Walthers up through WW2. What a nice heater. Wish I could afford it. Cheers, Whisper

We will never again see 2017 ammo prices -- I was paying as low as $169 a case for Blazer Brass 9mm from Target Sports USA -- but prices do seem to have declined a bit. Probably a good idea to buy at much as possible during the next two years. Prices will rise again in anticipation of the '24 election. Stack it deep, Whisper

Another bump. Surely someone wants to give this to themselves for Christmas. Check those trade options, you have one of those lying around neglected, don't you? Thanks for looking, Whisper

Black Friday bump. Christmas will be here before long. Wouldn't this be nice wrapped up under the tree? Cheers, Whisper

Glad to have you here. Cheers, Whisper

Welcome. You chose a great state and a great gun forum. Cheers, Whisper

It had its good moments and its bad. I quit watching it twice but came back both times. The last season was an improvement over the previous couple, but the final episode was only fair, I thought. I kept wanting Maggie to hang Negan, but never got to see that. Cheers, Whisper

Just to be clear, because the guns look the same -- this is an original CCP, and not the later CCP M2? Thanks, Whisper

Welcome; I'm a newcomer to Chattanooga myself, although I relocated from elsewhere in the state and not from the People's Republic of California. Hope you open up a gun store here. Cheers, Whisper

This is a fine gun at a fair price, and if I didn't already have more J frames than I could easily count, I'd be on this. Someone needs to give this .38 a loving home for Christmas. Cheers, Whisper

My wife loves Christmas even more than I do and last year she put up the tree before Thanksgiving, and nothing bad happened. This year we're in a new house and we have room for two trees, and they're both up already. Outside decorations probably going up in the next few days. I understand that some see the holiday as a commercialized greedfest. We choose to see it as a celebration of friends and family, an opportunity to reflect on the many gifts we have been given from above, and a time for fond recollection of Christmases past. Plus, some years I get a new gun. Life is good and we are richly blessed. Cheers, Whisper

I'll bump it again. New trade options added. Thanks for looking, Whisper

Unfortunately, Bowen Classic Arms stopped work on S&W projects in 2016. They do sell Rough Country rear sights and DX front sight blades for S&W revolvers. Whisper

From reading your post it seems like you're at least reasonably familiar with firearms. I think all of the guns you've mentioned would sell pretty quickly if priced attractively. Maybe some obscure ones would go slowly, but I bet you could raise some money for your mom pretty quickly by posting them here. My advice, and worth what you paid for it, Whisper

A bump for this one. Surprised it's not drawn any notice yet. Thanks for looking, Whisper

Here's a review of their 9mm. Doesn't inspire lots of confidence. Belom Ammo Review - AmmoToGo.com (ammunitiontogo.com) Cheers, Whisper

Ok, I'm confused -- this happened 15 months ago and it was widely covered in the music industry press and mainstream news media. Why is it surfacing here today?

I would estimate there were fewer than 200 tables.

It's a small show. I went today and the place was packed with vendors, but it's a small building. I found a good number of things that interested me, but prices seemed high. I wound up buying only some .38 shotshells. I have no experience with Knoxville shows.

Updated ad with new trade options. Thanks for looking, Whisper

Strong hand on the pistol grip, support hand on the foreend, just like with a rifle or shotgun, or with a T/C Contender pistol, for that matter. It quickly feels natural and the gun is well controlled. Have fun. Cheers, Whisper

AD CLOSED. This is probably a long shot, I know, but does anyone have a Mauser HSc in .32 ACP that they'd like to sell? I just want one in decent cosmetic and functional condition (I plan to shoot it). It doesn't have to be heavily engraved, or personally carried by Erwin Rommel, etc. A postwar model is fine -- perhaps even preferable, since all the ones with swastikas stamped on them seem to carry overly high prices. A college roommate had an HSc that I always loved, and that was almost 50 years ago, so it's probably time for me to get one if I'm ever going to do so. (And yes, I contacted him earlier this year to see if he wanted to sell it, but he'd sold it years ago.) Thanks for looking, Whisper