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Kettle foot is first class another option is TAC2 off of exit 36 in Greene Co

Sent my check in today

I don't believe I would have posted that.

I haven't chronographed that load.

I have a Scag Tiger Cub over 10 years old and only one set of belts and a battery last year. For steeper banks a John Deere 5250 walk behind one year old and no problems. For residential use a lower end commercial will last longer than I will.

I have been using 4.3 gr with a 147 gr lead bullet. Accurate and easy to clean.

On Friday I stopped to eat and got to thinking it is in the Mid of the Way and one of the sponsors doesen't even have booth. Also La Rue Tactical wasn't there.

I stopped by the Comp Tac booth early in the morning and Randi Rogers ( pro shooter) was working. She showed me some belts and holsters and we talked for a good while. I went back around 4pm to get a belt and a young man went to get me the belt and Randi was working the cash register ! That showed me she was willing to work and do what was needed and doesn't have a big ego.

No way was I going to get my phone out and take a picture in the men's room but I thought about it.

I sent an email to the contact on the convention web site and that was their reply.

.Suspicious mind thanks , I was thinking it was a bar or nightclub. I will stop by and listen.

Before Feb 22 NRA had no record. At least the store is open on Thursday.

I googled Remington and all I got was a beauty school. Anyone have more information.

The app is great. It will save a lot of walking.

I will be there Thursday, my pre registration didn't work, to register and will go Fri. And Sat..

You can't even find a snow shovel of any kind in Kingsport. Mine is 38 years old and is showing it's age. I will wait until the panic is over.

It was inThe American Rifleman but I have recycled mine.

Any reason to attend either?

I have old Troybilt Horse and it is still a lot of work after plowing but tilling new ground can be done. I use an solar ele fence for deer but it won't keep coons out. I have to trap and kill then.

Bullets not crimped enough.

No badge for me yet. They may be waiting till closer to the start so I won't forget where I put them.

Pointer jeans are made in Bristol Tn.

[quote name="BigK" post="924488" timestamp="1362347756"]Nice shop! That place is huge. I like the benches too. I'd kill for a climate controlled basement shop, but most of my neck of the woods is only a few feet above solid rock. I get to sweat in the summer and shiver in the winter out here in my garage.[/quote[quote name="Major Kong" post="924417" timestamp="1362341153"]I'm almost embarrassed to post mine after seeing some of the awesome setups shown so far but here it is. It's set up in a corner in my basement workshop: My single stage Rock Chucker. Projectiles and other odds and ends are stored in the drawers of the workbench. Extremely high tech brass storage. I see a lot of gold in that picture[powermatic] My new Hornady progressive. I've started setting it up but haven't finished yet. Overall view of the shop for perspective. [/quote]

Thanks for letting me know about pre registering.

A TGO session would be great. I will looking at any opportunity to get off my feet.