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All of Memphis's problems will soon be behind them. Willie Herenton is running for Mayor again and already has the endorsement of the Police Union

Welcome to the group from the western end.

That port's a death trap closest comerica bank from my location

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Brandon Webber was wanted on multiple felony warrants out of Mississippi when he died Wednesday. District Attorney John Champion, of the 17th Circuit Court of Mississippi, says Webber was suspected of shooting a DeSoto County man five times when he met the man to buy a car. Speaking at a news conference Thursday, Champion said Webber met the victim in Hernando earlier this month. He test drove the victim’s vehicle, got out and shot the victim “in cold blood.” Webber then took off in the victim’s car. The victim, who is still in the hospital, picked Webber out of a photo lineup. A second suspect in that shooting is still at large. Champion says the Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force was responsible for taking Webber into custody. He also says the car Webber was driving when he encountered marshals Wednesday was the earlier victim’s car. https://www.wmcactionnews5.com/2019/06/13/prosecutor-says-man-killed-by-marshals-was-suspect-desoto-county-shooting/

I was happy to see that each one I was considering was mentioned in this thread. Every one of them has positive reviews but I think I've narrowed it down to a couple. The CZ 455 was discontinued in 2018 and replaced with the CZ 457 and it was a little more than I wanted to pay for a toy. A little info on it is here: https://cz-usa.com/product/cz-457-american/ I am a huge Ruger fan but absolutely hate the stocks on the Americans. I haven't figured out yet what it is but something about them just doesn't feel right to me. I know they're available with wooden stocks but those are up there in the CZ price range. That leaves me with the Marlin XT 22M and the Savage 93 F. I can get the Marlin with a wooden stock or the Savage with synthetic stock for the same price. I've also found the Marlin with a synthetic stock for about $30 less than the wooden one but am willing to pay the difference for the wood. The synthetic stock on them feels really cheap compared to the one on the Savage. Thanks for all the imputs

I wonder how hard it's going to be to convince these retail places that we don't have to pay their ammo tax after the end of the month even though they've already paid for the little stamps. nearest chase bank near me

Smack you thumb with a hammer, you'll forget all about the shingles (at least for a while)

I have a Single Six Conv. that I bought in 1965. That was the good ol' days. I was an Okla. resident and walked into a store something like a Service Merchandise in Norfolk, Va. paid for the gun and walked out with it. Last week while out searching for a Wrangler, this one followed me home. Not a great deal but a decent one ($424 OTD)

$195

A shop called Arms Fair over near Germantown (Memphis area). The one they had was the gray with black cylinder.

I finally got to lay my hands on one of these today and was surprised that it was as heavy as it was. I'm not real sure if it's any lighter than my single six's.

Plus, you never know when you might run into this guy

I ordered some CCI Maxi-Mags a couple of weeks ago from SGAmmo and what I paid, including shipping, was $.17 a round.

I just like the round.

Maybe. In a bid to increase access to public lands, the Interior Department unveiled a proposal for new and expanded hunting and fishing access to 1.4 million acres in 46 states. The plan, announced Wednesday, would open 74 national wildlife refuges and 15 national fish hatcheries operated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to outdoor sporting enthusiasts. Reps for groups including the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, Delta Waterfowl and the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation were thrilled by the news, as per the release, with some social media commenters echoing similar applause. https://www.foxnews.com/great-outdoors/trump-administration-plans-expand-hunting-fishing-protected-acres