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Ma'am. Thanks for posting, and know that we're praying for you and here if you need us.

Very sad. That seems like a nice place. Not somewhere something like this would happen.

Now that's a good looking handgun. A bit on the pricey side however.

Welcome to the forum. Sorry to hear of your husband's passing. That's a dandy target pistol he left you with. The sight may need a new battery. I'd bet you could find an instruction manual for it online as well.

That's cute. Useless as a screen door on a submarine, but cute nonetheless.

Give it a rest already.

I did not realize how sensitive I've become until I read this thread. Thanks for pointing it out.

Was day dreaming about a new pick em up truck. Where would you send me and why?

Although I have a thing for classic doubles, my favorite field gun is a 20 Gauge Browning Citori Featherweight.

I was hoping he'd chime in here before long.

Wait til you see your next gas or electric bill! I have a kid in college and another in braces. I feel your pain.

Oh my! That 29 is worth some serious cabbage.

That is the Cadillac of the Smith and Wesson revolver line. How long is the barrel?

I agree. If you've never been to Smoky Mountain Knife Works, you're cheating yourself.

We've had a discussion. I'm going to take a while to cool down before I do anything. Thanks for the advice.

Thanks for the update, Mac! You're a good man indeed.

Sad to hear. It doesn't look like he was very old either.

Any recent word on Doug's condition?

The only experience I've had with single stocks is when my wife worked for a publicly traded company. We could buy the stocks at a discounted price, and usually knew when something was up to affect the price. We did well with that arrangement. I think they call it "insider trading" lol. I won't buy single stocks for the most part.

I'm just looking to buy index funds. The main thing I need is help with the transfers, roll overs, etc.

Sorry. I knew you were smarter than that.

Not in Memphis.

Apples and oranges. The old 3 screw models have considerable collector interest.

I see a potential new Olympic sport in the making.

Do they have a human available to talk to if the need arises? I would be moving several accounts; some of them retirement accounts, and do not have the knowledge required to do this correctly. If my current advisor had this knowledge, or initiative, I wouldn't be looking to move.