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Is she on or eligible for TennCare? That can open up a lot of options that would otherwise be cost prohibitive for most families. Since nursing home care is so expensive, TennCare will even rent a home and employ a caretaker if the criteria is met. That's called the Choices program. I just went through some of this with a relative that I see after.
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The same guy has cut my hair, and now what's left of it, for 30 years. Small town barber shops guarantee good conversation. He only charges $8, and I always give him $10. Seems greedy to ask for two bucks back.
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Well said! That's the perfect response to the issue.
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area-nashville Double Gun Shows This Weekend Jan 28 / 29
quickbiscuit replied to Grunt67's topic in Events and Gatherings
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The standard Range Officer is a full size 5" 1911. The RO Champion is a 4" barrel with full size frame, and the RO Compact is a 4" barrel with an Officer size frame (shorter handgrip). It's not a scaled down version like the Browning.
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The EMP does not have a composite frame. It's aluminum alloy. I'm not aware of any restriction on +P ammo, although I don't know why you would want to make that a habit anyway. The difference in frame size is not that dramatic. I like the EMP for a carry gun, but I really enjoy shooting my 9mm Range Officer Champion.
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Not quite the same! But it would be good practice.
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I use 231 more than any other pistol powder. I think it is the best all around pistol powder out there. It has a wide useable range for 45 Auto and a good burn rate for 9mm. I also use it for 38 Super plinking loads and 38 special. Works for 45 Colt too but it's a bit more position sensitive than I like. Remember Hodgdon HP38 and 231 are the same powder.
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Thank you, OS! I updated the link in the original post as well.
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I think I am the one who is computer illiterate! Haha! The attachment issue must be a problem with the TGO site. I put another link below the rules from a file hosting site, but I'm not sure if that's working either. This challenge has beaten the life out of me, so it's only right that I would have trouble linking the target! If anyone has a foolproof way of hosting a PDF I will email you a copy and then put a good link in the original post.
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I think standard velocity is the way to go. It should be more consistent since it doesn't come back through the sound barrier. Wish I had some CCI SV to try. I'm ready to move on with my life! Haha!
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No time limit! I just posted it up for fun right now. I wasted some more ammo on it today. I'm taking a break until I get my hands on some better stuff. Mini-mags aren't getting it done.
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Have they quit making .22WMR? UPDATE: NOW IN THE WILD
quickbiscuit replied to seez52's topic in Ammunition and Reloading
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Ok, I have uploaded the PDF to the original post as an attachment. Hopefully that clears up any issue. I was using Google Drive to host at first.
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Does the link not work for you?