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  1. I've "recylced" live primers, not an issue for me IF I know brand, etc.. Some do, some don't.
  2. I've got family in JC and Kingsport, grew up in Jonesboro (pre "hysterical"). I'm amazed at the number of condo/apt complexes being built or have been built, along with all the related traffic. Seems like no one works up there based on the traffic during the daytime.
  3. It's fairly easy to punch out the live primers with a LEE de capper die, it won't resize them, just punch the primer out. Go EASY & SLOW, wear PPE, keep your body parts away from the press as best you can. If you have a Wilson case gage or any brand, you can see if they have been FL sized or not. Or see if they will fit in your gun without issues. Some say just load the primered case in gun and pull the trigger to set off the primer, and start over on case prep. If you have a FL sizing die, could decap and resize with well lubed cases. Not recommended to actually size cases with live primers.
  4. Thought UT was bringing back its diversity program when I read the thread title. LOL
  5. Don't forget E TN is in a major fault area as well. Wonder what us "hillbillies" would do in a major earthquake.
  6. All of 'em are good ones. Where do you guys find 'em online??
  7. Oak Ridge Sportsmens Assn (ORSA) is located in Oak Ridge TN. ORSAONLINE.ORG is the website so you can roam around there and see if it is of any interest to you. I'm a member there, lots of good people along with a few not so good people, but it's that way anywhere you go I would guess. There is another range north of Oak Ridge but cannot remember the name at this time, a more relaxed place from what I've heard. There is a public gun range on Rifle Range Road in N Knoxville IIRC as well, but have not been to either of the last two places. Another private gun range is located outside Athens TN, mid way between Knoxville and Chattanooga, off I-75S, exit 49. I have not been to the one near Athens either. Guess it will depend on what area you re-locate to, and go from there. GL
  8. Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing/posting.
  9. Sorry to hear about your pet, best wishes.
  10. I've heard/read that using the zerk & grease gun method to grease the bearings you should jack the trailer up and slowly spin the wheel while pumping grease in to avoid blowing the rear seal(s) out.
  11. She made just about anything look good.
  12. Drove right by there today but didn't stop. Wife was with me, so....
  13. Or used the vodka to celebrate their "grand" idea. Wonder how much testing was done prior to going to market??
  14. 2 out of production (late 80's) Anschutz's, 1 Anschutz MPR 64 & 36x scope, 2 slightly modified 10/22's
  15. Contact your local banks that have Trust Depts., they deal with estate planning lawyers on a regular basis. They should/could/would provide a list of the ones they deal with and hopefully point you in the right direction. You are correct that some are better than others.
  16. I don't look at the profile to answer a question. The OP can provide the info in his post if he wants help with a situation. True, if he gives 'em away now then he doesn't get to shoot 'em anymore.
  17. Did not see where his age was noted in the thread. Most individuals are not into "estate planning" at that age.
  18. One option would be to give the firearms in question to the beneficiaries now or sooner rather than later, such as before you pass away. If the bene's are underage, then give them to the legal guardians for the benefit of the minor. You could establish a revocable trust which is a different type of trust than that used for NFA items. Trust assets do not go thru probate (court and public filings, etc.), all assets of the trust are disposed of according to the instructions of the grantor (you) as stated in the trust document. You could also just state your wishes/desires in your will, or in a signed/dated/witnessed document that you want x,y & z to go to certain individuals.
  19. I had all 4 of mine removed right after I graduated high school, two at a time. Oral Surgeon indicated that the roots were wrapped around the jawbone on all 4 teeth and he had to dig/retrieve the tip(s) of the roots out of the pockets on only one or two roots. He got lucky or I did, not sure which. I was only numbed up, not put to sleep, and the only pain meds I got were a 6 pack of beer for each trip to the oral surgeon. That's what he recommended and I followed the doc's orders. I did take all of the medicine tho.
  20. The news clip stated over 90% of the shooters in these types of incidents were men, so a female shooter is unusual.
  21. CBS national news said the shooter was a female temporary employee, 3 or 4 dead counting the shooter, 3 in serious condition. She was "not known to the police" per the news. Motive unknown at this time.
  22. So sorry for your loss. I know the feeling well, today is the one year anniversary of my Roxy passing. Roxy was a daddy's girl, didn't like not being with me either. Time will heal, but it's still a rough road to travel. Best wishes.
  23. I used to use a 22 cal pellet rifle as a kid, would make them boys really jump at times.
  24. I've used Dawn and water mix with a long handled brush with some success. I've had best success with a pressure washer, but I have the beige/light tan trim & gutters. Spic and span stuff may work as well. Can also try some stuff from Dollar Tree called Totally Awesome". This stuff removed some sunbaked clear protective film & glue off of a new gas grill I bought at a salvage place with very little effort. Wife used it full strength and did not use any protective gloves, etc. with no ill effects on hands, etc. This stuff is popular with RV people for cleaning those black streaks off.

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