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I have a couple of Kimber officer mags in 45acp if your interested.

Thanks Lee, you got my first one made in Tennessee, might be a classic one day! And thanks for all the kind words from everyone, and yes I have another knife in the works!!

Greetings to all, I'm finally getting my shop set up so I became a TGO vendor and will be selling knives from time to time. Will be offering knife sharpening also. Still have to uncrate some equipment but the grinder and heat treating oven, as well as some other items are unpacked, so here goes. This is a small hunter 7 1/4" long with a 3 1/2" convex ground blade. Handle is Tennessee walnut. Steel is 1/8 thick12c27 sandvik stainless steel hardened to 58-59Rc. I do my own heat treating and this knife is cryogenically heat treated, this refines the grain and makes for a better edge. Comes with a leather sheath. Should be a handy knife for field dressing and other hunting chores. Asking $140. I'm located in Maryville. Thanks for looking.

Should be a nice ride down from Maryville, will check it out.

Amen to that. Seeing that smoking hole in the ground where the towers stood was very strange.

Must have just got out from Paris Island.

No more masks, everyone gets a butt plug and a lecture on diversity

Monday morning bump

Just came across these, sold the gun probably 15 years ago (it was an Ultra CDP). Mags are in like new shape. $20 each or trade for quality government 7 or 8 rnd mags. They are in 45acp. Maryville area.

Happy wife, Happy life. I made my wife one of these for her birthday a few years back.

Read this morning that the Supreme Court is hearing a 2nd amendment case this year. Let the commie BS begin.

Welcome to Free America, We're refugees from the north east also.

Either Way Happy Ending, except for the citizens of new york

will take the Romeo Zero if you would be willing to sell and ship to east Tn.

Ghost gun - its what Bill Murry used in Ghost Busters

nice looking knife. Sandvik makes great cutlery stainless I use a lot of their 12c27 steel. Has a nice grain structure and takes a good edge.

Wasn't a bad car, as long as you remembered to check the oil twice a day. A buddy of mine had a Baldwin Motion Vega with a small block in it, that was a fun car!!

Got my 365 last year around this time, wouldn't feed hollow points reliably. Sent it in to Sig, runs like a top now. Reliable accurate gun. I like a safety on my carry guns also.

Welcome to Tennessee and TGO. You must be talking about peconic river sportsmans club, ORSA is a much nicer facility, more ranges and much bigger. They don't have an elephant in the main house but the people are nicer.

Yes we are political refugees from New Yorkistan, started building last year, should be done soon. Price of the build went up by $40k from January of last year when we bought land to when we started building in July. Not just materials but trying to get crews in can be tough.

more correctly the Flux Capacitor

MSC or McMaster are both good sources I would say Mcmaster has more American made items. When you speak to customer service ask and they will tell you who made the item Most pin sets don't go lower than 1/16. I have used gage pins, they come in .001 increments from .011 on up, don't know what your pushing out but you can buy them individually.

good one

Yeah I started with readers years ago, need progressives now. This getting old stuff ain't all its cracked up to be.

I have one pistol with a red dot on it, cowitnessed with iron sights. It takes some getting used to but I think the visual reference of the iron sights helps to pick up the red dot quicker. The addition of a tritium fiber optic front sight ( truglo) makes a big difference. This is my usual carry setup.