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Thanks for the suggestions. I could book the KOA lock it down and feel ok about it for $200. I would just cancel the rooms at the marriott but they are on points and not costing me a (current) dime. I bought our rig at Lazydays and of course their biggest rival is the large market Chattanooga dealer (camping world) Kinda holding out hope for a local business owner with a large parking lot and a M-F business to step in. I’d make sure to show up with the beverage of choice for them along with a pile of appreciation.

I think I heard they had another “unplanned release” today. I’ll post it up when/if it hits the media. Eastman has to love this; it takes their “process interruptions” out of the news rotation.

I know this is a long shot but thought it might we worth a try. We are coming into Chattanooga in March for my daughters’ gymnastics competition. At the end of the weekend, we heading out on spring break. I’ll have my 25’ travel trailer with me but I can’t park it at the downtown hotel due to low clearance. Does anyone have a business or know somewhere that might allow me to drop the trailer on Friday and pick it back up Sunday morning? I’d certainly lock it up but I need something a little safer than public parking. Certainly don’t mind to pay a little if needed. Any ideas?

To have a job in critical communications, that 911 operator didn’t seem to communicate too well.

Kinda off topic, but maybe not; The part about this that is troubling to me is the definition of “under the influence”. Are you under the influence after one beer? Or six? For driving, we have established a quantifiable definition of impairment. Do we use that same BAC here? I would prefer that over officer discretion. Because of this, I just wait for the beer until I get home.

That was kinda my point. If you carry a big gun, get some small mags. If you don’t want to carry a big gun with small mags, get a small gun before they are about as hard to find as ammo right now. I think by nature, we prepare for the unforeseeable. Given the landscape, I think we need to prepare for low round counts (at best)

I know not everyone would feel this way, but if I’m limited in capacity I’m not toting a big gun. My 239 would probably turn into the primary. (I know, it weighs more and isn’t that much smaller) I’m curious if we will see people loading up on lower capacity guns so we have something to carry when we wake up to a 1:30am executive order that limits mag capacity outside the home or something of the like.

I think it’s safe to say the next four years won’t be “pleasurable” for gun owners. With the heavy use of executive action and the time it takes to overturn these actions, has anyone looked at their lower capacity carry guns to make sure your covered if you suddenly can’t carry the G19. I figure the Clinton days maybe coming back sooner rather than later. I could see a 10 round cap. Do we get grandfathered? Who knows. I was too young to be a gun owner in the Clinton days and don’t know how that worked. Any insight from those who have lived through a anti gun administration with a majority in both chambers? Thanks.

I purchased one week after moving and updating my address online. I had no issues. I know it’s been a while, but someone might search for this in the future.

Well, it happened today. Ran across a Sig p239 for $375. It’s in 40 (for now). Sig and HK always seem to take my money.

Appreciate it but he’s about 4 hours from me. Back to you, bet it’s a fun way to spend an afternoon.

Location?

Let’s say you have the “basics” covered. Single stack carry, double stack carry, home defense and etc. you’ve got a 500-600 itching pocket, what are you buying?

Venmo on the way. Keep your chin up. It’ll get better