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Have two of the TN Arms Co lowers myself -- one a lightweight .223, the other a .300 AAC. Never a problem with either. Cheers, Whisper

I've seen photos of optics mounted on S&W revolvers but I don't know who makes the mounts. Taurus seems to be the only revolver maker seriously looking at optics-ready revolvers (they offer two models that will accept Holosuns). Cheers, Whisper

Careful there, Gunlove. When you start asking questions like this, the next step will be asking why the .gov requires a license to braid hair. Then you're going to start looking at other things the .gov does that have no purpose other than to take money from citizens. And the thing that elected officials fear more than anything else is people asking, "Why does my government do this?" Quite down and get back into line, or no Soylent Green for you. Cheers, Whisper

Somebody should be jumping on this Weatherby at that price. I'm a .270 shooter and I'd buy this one as a spare if I wasn't left-handed.

I'm well familiar with both Mojo and with his old buddy Skid Roper. "Don Henley Must Die," Whisper

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CLOSED Thanks for looking, Whisper

I could probably part with a case, if you're not averse to Russian steel. Let me know if you're interested. Cheers, Whisper

Ugh. I hate that they copied the overly swollen lever from the Henry. Those things don't handle well, IMO. Not like a nice 1892 or 336.

I knew a guy who said that you should have 4wd on your truck so that if got stuck while in 2wd, you'd know it was foolish to be out in that kind of weather, and you could shift your truck into 4wd and go back home until weather improved.

Merrell hiking boots with a pair of winter-weight socks work well for me. Merrells tend to have good tread that works well in the snow, plus there are several different styles so you have a variety to choose from. HTH, Whisper

Montlake Sportsmens Club is indeed a great range.

10-Ring, try this:

I'm thinking you probably meant to post this in the Classifieds section. Cheers, Whisper

What exactly is this "after Christmas money" you write about? Whisper

Welcome.

Barrel length of the gun? Choke? General condition, inside and out? You're not giving us potential buyers much to work with, and since you're brand new to the forum, this doesn't inspire much confidence. Hope this helps, Whisper

Understood. Sorry you're in that situation. Wish you were closer. These are fine guns.

Nice gun. Any trade interests? Thanks, Whisper

Glad to have you with us. There are lots of knowledgeable people here and I bet you can find some assistance. Cheers, Whisper

After years of threatening to do it, I'm finally going to get a few NFA items. I want a couple of suppressors and I want to make an SBS and an SBR. I understand that the easiest (maybe not cheapest) way to do this is through establishing a trust, as this eliminates the need for photos and CLEO sign-off, and that there are some places (Silencer Central, Silencer Shop, maybe others) that will do this for you online. I'm thinking I'd like to get my trust set up and then get my suppressor paperwork submitted, and while I'm waiting, file papers for my SBS and SBR, since I understand that waiting times for SBS and SBR approval are much shorter. Is this a reasonable plan? Finally, who's the best dealer to work with in the Chattanooga area? (Doesn't have to be within the Chattanooga city limits; I have read positive things about other dealers in the general vicinity.) And by "best," I mainly mean cheapest and fastest. Thanks, Whisper

This is Gypsy the Wonder Dog, dressed up for Christmas. She turned 8 this July. People frequently ask what breed she is, and I tell them with confidence she's a purebred brown dog. There's surely a good bit of Doberman heritage there, but it's mixed with some other stuff. Cheers, Whisper

The problem with this survey is that four of the eight proposals listed are described so nebulously that it's not possible to judge whether they would be useful or detrimental to honest citizens. As the saying goes, the devil is in the details, and four of these proposals are described so minimally that they could have been developed by Satan himself, but cloaked with vagueness to hide their true evil intent. Maybe I'm too skeptical in my old age, but I find it unlikely that this is an accident. Cheers, Whisper

The XL and the Macro have the same barrel length and handle pretty much the same, but you're going to get less velocity from bullets thanks to the "compensator" on the Macro. The P365 is already a little gun; I don't want any features that will slows the bullets down even more. Cheers, Whisper

I don't reload 9mm or .223 because I can buy it by the case for pretty much what I put into components, but for other calibers -- I load .32, 38, .357, .44 Sp, .45 ACP, 10mm, .308, .300 AAC, .270 Win -- it's worthwhile. Cheers, Whisper