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So how was your hunting? What section did you hunt?

There are NO fish in the   Duck river, only people in canoes drinkin and havin fun.   All the fish have been moved to the Stones, Elk and Bufffalo rivers

Too bad that can not be captured and downloaded for use.   Ok if it is protected/cpyrighted when is someone going to come up with business  cards for sale.

Shaggy Thanx!   And a local middle Tennessee company too!

I prefer there be a primative firearm season that limits firearm to lead bullet, open sights.   Those others are merely modern firearms along with many of the current crop of modern "frontstuffers".

Looking for source for 3/8 or 1/2" 8 - 10" gongs .   If there is not a good local source then where online?   Your experience with 7-08 up to 338 Mag on the two thicknesses would be appreciated.

Until they can get the bridge replaced, the Williamson County Ag Center will be hard to get to.

Capsules do give one more shot capacity.

So I still have not found a Semi Auto carry piece.   Small or it will stay at home.   Does no good in the safe does it?   9mm would be nice, but   NO, I am only considering these two pieces so limit comments on best choice between the two please.   Thanks.

I think this would be easier to solve if TC was still the owner, because they seemed to believe in great customer service.   New owners . . . not sure that level of service is on their agenda

Title says it all which one is the best:   completeness Easy to understand

Set the cylinder gap "close" and even an older 4" 715 ill put the 180 grain cast powered by 296 into a small area.  Hitting high but close together with the rear sight bottomed out.   Time to make a new front sitht insert . . . Too bad they are a complex shape, that means a lot of file and fit tie for the first version.   First version you ask???   No one is wever happy with the first version.

Used to be one in downtown Columbia.   That was several years ago and i do not know if the owner or store are still there.

Getting habituated like the bears in AK, Shots fired mean moose leavings to snack on there.

Sometimes a barrel that will NOT stabilize the log 62 grain SS109 will stabilize the 60 grain Nosler Partition

Insert an enter key in there so the link will work.   I can not even copy enough to get it to work.   Let's try this,     Nope that did not work

Easiest is likely Franklin Gun shop.   Likely others just as good and just as handy

A Sunday PM sounds great to me!   Okie Dokie then, go aback and read some more and find myself a day late and a dollar short.

CZ 82

CZ 82 Distant second place GP 100 Original or Hogues

In the old days many a Type 38 or 6.5X50s were rechambered to the 6.5X57. Slug the barrel to be sure of bore diameter before you start. Some are oversized. The 260 will will just clean up the existing chamber. A lot of folks are put off by the cock on closing and the thumb/palm safety, but in reality how big of a deal is it to require a little more pressure to close the bolt. The thumb safety . . . of all safeties out there it is the one of the most positive and is really no big deal to operate either. Some barrels are pretty rough but will still shoot pretty decent groups, barrel cleaning (even in the jungle conditions) must have been low priority on the training schedule. Find a competent gunsmith and rechamber Read all the anecdotes about the Japanese rifle strength by Ackley and others.

See how an M&P or M&P Compact fit her hand. Comfortable fit is the starting point

As Trace Atkins sings "She thinks we're just fishing."

Use the google map feature and look for access sites to the rivers/arms of the lake. Satellite view will let you see what it looks like in the area. High water may preclude access during some seasons of the year. Far more access and locations than one thinks there are and lots of accessible shoreline in rocky (fishy) areas.

Make it properly sized with the thicker wood and NO glue will be needed