56FordGuy

Cool! I really like the P22, glad to hear it works for you.

Welcome!

I'm planning to pick up the generator for the tractor tomorrow and start bush hogging again tomorrow night, I hope. With any luck, I'll have a 'proper' range laid out in just a few weeks. Working with 40+ year old equipment takes some time. Brother, can you spare a 6' box blade? :D

Looks like y'all had a great time.

Welcome!

Possibly Robertson county? Nashville's gun laws are relatively in line with state law, as I believe they can't legally enact any laws that would be more restrictive. There's a good chance that Metro Nashville will ban HCP holders from carrying in parks, as that is allowed by the new state law that was just passed.

Welcome. Good to see another M1 Carbine fan.

Welcome, neighbor.

If you think the pistol is worth $125.00, then regardless of what "the book" says, then that's fair. I've bought stuff, then found it for a lot less a week later. No harm no foul though, it was worth it for me to have that particular one right then. If you like the gun, go for it. That said, this is what "The book" says. It lists the RJ22 as being the absolute exact same gun as the RJ38, except for caliber. Completely identical, right down to the melting point. The RJ22 lists for: NIB: $165.00 Exc: $125.00 V.G.: $100.00 Good: $75.00 Fair: $50.00 Poor: - (no listing) By the book, probably not. If you offer the seller book value for the pistol, roughly $50.00, he might get offended and think you're low balling him. Then again, if it's been sitting in a drawer for 10 years and he really just doesn't care, he might go for it. Regardless of the book, is having that particular gun, right now, worth the cost to you?

I've heard good things about them. I believe they're imported, but I can't recall where from. China, maybe? From what I've heard, they seem to be on par with Charles Daly. The single shots are still made in New England, I'm pretty sure.

From the '09 Standard Catalog of Firearms: Rexiode Armas RJ .38 This revolver is chambered for the .38 Special cartridge and fitted with a 3", 4", or 6" barrel. Checkered walnut grips or synthetic grips. Adjustable rear sight, blued finish. Melting point if 716* F. NIB: $165.00 Exc: $125.00 No value is listed for any condition below Excellent, and aside from the RJ 22 (exact same gun in .22 LR), no other guns that I can find in the book have the 'melting point' listed. Hope that helps.

After a long, hot (been told the hottest day of the year) day of stringing up electric fence, I was too tired to really cook, and didn't feel like driving all the way into town again. So, I'm having a Marie Calendar pot pie, courtesy of the microwave. Probably cook tomorrow.

Looks like a great hike, makes me want to dig my pack out of the closet and go again. Maybe this winter...

I have an old Remington Fieldmaster pump rifle that's chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. Otherwise, I haven't seen anything chambered for it.

The worst thing about voting him out of office is that he'll return to Tennessee. Is there any way we can vote him out, and bar him from setting foot in TN at the same time?

It's a gun/ surplus store on 21st Ave in Nashville.

Tonight is looking like Boddington's Pub Ale, with one or two of my homebrew German ale.

Well, I cant make it to my truck show in Pigeon Forge that weekend, I guess a gun show is an almost as good substitute.

I'm not familiar with importing, but I know a guy who's brought over two Mercedes Gelandevagens, or however you spell it. It's doable, for sure. Likewise, check out some Jeep message boards. I haven't messed with them in a while, but if it's an actual CJ-6, it might be worth something if you could get it in country.

99.7 in the Nashville area. Ralph Bristol is great in the morning, Dave does the early afternoon show, and Phil comes on at 4:00. I'd have a hard time picking one over the other.

I believe that's Paul Kim, one of the big guys over at SureFire. Not totally sure, but I think so.

Fair enough.

You're a braver man than I am.

It's the flavor of the week. The media is raising cane about it, doing their best to incite people and twist the facts to promote their agenda. Give it a year, heck, maybe not that long, and I doubt the general population will even halfway remember it.