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Took my wife's tax stamp and her approved lower to Rusty Oak Armory and met Jeff this morning-- got the engraving done. First rate job done lickity-split. Took less than 15 min. and charged us $25.00. He also gave us a mini tour of his shop as he was working off an order to mill 1K lower receivers for a well known company down in Texas. Jeff has a nice little operation going on-- if you're in the area I encourage you to stop in and check it out.

You're not wrong-- but I've gotten used to it over the years I guess...

Yeah--- good to know and thanks for doing the leg work on this and posting the results. As mentioned above-- I don't see this "policy" standing long under Bruen. Can't see the current court handing down a ruling broad enough that provides "sensitive places" cover to a Ranger station or VC.

All of the above and once you get it where you want it start spraying it down with Balistol on a periodic basis to easily clean and maintain the leather. Yes- I was surprised too---

A couple of years ago I suffered a pretty severe retinal detachment in my non-dominant eye. A series of laser sessions to shore up the retina in my dominant eye was performed to pre-empt an impending detachment there as well. After scleral buckle surgery and close to a year of healing, the vision in the non-dominant eye is much improved. During that healing period I started shooting w/ a RDS because while using irons the front sight was always to fuzzy too focus on. I've got to say-- it turned this sceptic into a believer. Today I shoot and train with both irons and RDS--- I'm confident in my skills with both to comfortably carry a firearm configured under either condition.

RIP Patriot-- Thank you for taking time to visit the troops in far away places and bringing a slice of home and good memories. We appreciate your service, God Bless and God Speed brother.

My 27 year OLD son took his 2017 Taco TRD to Moab two summers ago-- he had an "Epic blast!"

2019 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road--

It's a shame really. I started shooting when our local YMCA started an Air Rifle club sponsored by the NRA back in the early 70s. Of course different times for sure but... teaching and passing on the skills and disciplines required for safe shooting were the forefront of the organization.

Yep--every shooter should own at least one...

Hmm...no love for the Kimber Micro9? Snappy in a mini-micro 1911 kind of way. I put a Hogue grip on her to absorb some of that snap and give better purchase. Fits a pocket just fine--

My favorite? Gotta go with the S&W 1911PD GUNSITE edition

Hello from the new residence in Lebanon, TN. I recently moved to TN from Maryland-- this part of our life plan had been in the hopper for quite some time--many years. My son lives in Portland, TN and my wife has a sister in Galatin for some 30 years. I retired from 31 years of military service in 2010, went on to work for DoD for another ten and a half years --retired at the end of 2022. We're looking forward to a much less restrictive 2A environment here in TN than in Maryland and will do our part to keep it that way. My wife and I hold carry permits from Maryland, Pennsylvania (me), and Arizona (her) and I have applied for the CCW permit here in Tennessee. Our 26 yr old daughter w/Down Syndrome resides at home with us. My wife and daughter have yet to move from Maryland but will join me sometime in within the next 12 months--until then I am a geographical bachelor w/some time on my hands to learn the area and prepare the homestead for their eventual arrival. There is a very active 2A community of patriots in Maryland and we are proud to be counted among their number through financial support of MSI (Maryland Shall Issue) gun rights organization and the Maryland Shooters gun forum community. We look forward to supporting the TN 2A community as needed as well. Looking forward to our new life in Tennessee---