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Yeah...leave those for me.:cool:I buy a lot more stuff from guys walking around with a gun for sale than I ever have bought off a table. The parking lot is the best place for a deal. They are there, you just have to know what to look for.

....and I noticed I was standing in several inches of water! Apparently, my water heater's thermostat quit working, and it became a pressure cooker sometime today. I replaced both thermostats (I have no idea how to tell which one is bad, but they're both the same age), and the pop off valve(I've had bad luck with these avter they've activated), several trips to dump the shop vac later, and I'm back in business. Anyway, how do you check to see if a thermostat is good or bad? Is there any indication they are about to go bad, or does it just happen?

Great post! Because of the threat of rain, my son elected to sleep in this morning. He wants to give em a shot in the morning, however.

I can play a bit. I have a few guitars. I also have a piano, but I've let that kind of slip away for several years now. I need to get back into it. I thought if you lived within 100 miles of Nashville, that you were required to be able to play a guitar.

Congratulations. It the toughest yet most rewarding job in the world. The interview's kind of cool too.

Man, I haven't had that experience yet. I send all the holsters I ship the cheapest way they'll send them, and they get there in 1-3 days. I can mail one to Oregon for less than $5, and it gets there quicker than I could drive it there nonstop. I've been amazed with the efficiency of the post office so far.

Nice looking Mexican Loop holster! I'm not sure I understand the logic that most people think it necessary to cover the trigger. I like the look of the trigger exposed on some types of holsters.

Welcome to the forum. Am I going to need to buy a book, or are you going to keep posting here? I'm interested.

A good belt is a too often overlooked piece of equipment for CCWing. You just won't do it if you don't have a quality belt. They make all the difference in the world. I've heard nothing but good about Beltman belts. I can tell you he has very competitive prices.

I shot it today. It shoots great, although I don't have pictures. I'm delighted to find that it shoots to the point of aim with or without the bayonet extended. I bought some no name commercial ammo at Guns And Leather that is non corrosive, and it turns out it shoots great. At nine dollars and change per box, I''m going back for more.

My heart goes out to you and yours. I cannot begin to imagine what you are facing. May God be with you.

The missing tooth is my favorite part of the pic. I'll throw one in of my big butt as well for good measure.

Here are my boys shooting clay pigeons today: ...ad a bit of fishing yesterday

Heck if I know, but it does.

It more or less turns the mud into pottery, if you can imagine that. It comes off clean.

Now that's a nice gesture, and some good looking work as well.

We used to cover potatoes with a thick layer of mud and throw into the coals. When done, the mud is dried, and cracks like concrete. Remove this, and you have a perfect baked potato.

This is definitely B.S. Reminds me of the time my wife was pulled over in Hartsville and harrassed for nearly an hour for no reason. She was 8 months pregnant and coming home from work. I went in the police chief's office the next morning and shut the door behind me. He let me blow off some steam and was very courteous, professional, and apologetic. I'd went in there with the intention of either him or me getting hurt. He handled it better than I did, but I still feel those morons owe my wife at least an apology. A person shouldn't be screwed with like this. It seems the OP should have some recourse.

COuld the OP successfully sue the DOS or the Police Agency for harrassment, or anything else? If he goes to court and gets his gun back, he's still been unlawfully screwed.

If I were loading high volume, I'd definitely buy a progressive setup. Since I just backyard plink and deer hunt a bit, a single stage suits my needs.

This tutorial might help you make an informed desicion.

KEEP THE REVOLVERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You'll thank me later. Really, at least go shoot them before selling them. Your Cobra will bring around $500, ot at least I've had several offers of that for mine, and you'd get about $550 for the 686. I have a strict habit of keeping things my father gave me. So far I haven't regretted it.

Cave city is a small show, and a lot closer drive than Louisville. I always seem to find something interesting there. That's something I can't say about any of the Tennessee shows I've attended.

I think there's a show in Cave City Kentucky this weekend as well. It's funny how they're all the same weekend. I have always liked the Cave City show, but won't get to attend this time.

How old are the kids? Mine both began learning gun safety in diapers.