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Welcome to the site; inherent with all the wit, sarcasm, downright onryness, and sometimes even knowledge you can stand.

Beginning to appreciate European cars, especially M-B, more and more lately. Must have something to do with age.

^^Me too.

Agree with all above comments! One of the best movies to come out of that era from Hollywood. And one of my many all-time favorite movies. So many great scenes in it that it's hard to pick a best one. But a few... when Oddball shoots the panzer in the rear with paint cannisters when the panzer commander raises his eyebrow at the bank and shoots the door open When the three shermans attack the railyard from the tunnel... and any Carroll O'Conner scene. Woof! Woof! PS Mike, how ya' doin?

Welcome to the world of Taurus and the ridicule that comes with the sense to buy a good little pocket pistol. Although I prefer the 709 to yours. But hey, that's the fun of difference.

Have owned several Beretta guns; a 92/96/Cougar 8045-great pistol/ and still have a Desert Storm Commemorative and a 92/96 kit for 9mm/40. Like and have liked them all--just not my size for carry. Should've kept the 8045. Currently favor glock 30 and cz Rami 9mm.

Beautiful little pistol there, 10mm4me. So since your admited and proclaimed desire for a 10mm...Why not give that to me to join it's slightly worn and used cousin in my safe?

I see a bunch of guys with caps, guns, golfcarts, and canned beverages. Looks like a golf outing in the making from one of many Nashville neighborhoods to me.

How about the Colt Ace? Is it too hard to find? I see one pretty often. Too high? Pardon my lack of knowledge on this, but I'm curious. My dad had one and shot it pretty often.

Welcome to the land of 1911...the Baskin-Robbins of firearms.

Pray for Iran to develop some level of intelligence and sanity, for I think the Isreali's are through playing around.

I'm very sorry for what happened to you. As others have said, it is a sad time when you can't even work in your own yard without locking doors. We lived in the Hermitage area (land of the bonnas) for 26 years before moving to Inglewood. (Yes, I know. Not much better, but we inherited an old family home.) And by that time, we'd acquired the habit of locking all doors on house and cars at all times. How very sad it is, for all of us.

^^Very well said, Daddyo.

Especially today, but not only today; let us remember and honor all those past and present who gladly, willing, and faithfully served and protected this county. In honor of those who returned...and those who didn't... Thank You. And God Bless and Keep You.

Ditto. I've bought several times from them and been very happy with everything I've gotten. Not always the absolute lowest price, but usually is, fast free shipping, and won't take your order then tell you it's out of stock.

Good Luck with the P-40! It's quite a handful. But hold tightly and fire away! BTW, I'm envious; I never found one when looking for them.

Sure good to hear nice things about the M&P22. I've been thinking about one or possibly putting a 22 conversion on the old mini 14.

Chris, welcome to TGO, and Thank You for your service. God Bless You.

Howze ya doin'?

Ditto on the strawberry aroma! I still remember a strawberry-scented graduation gift from high school sweetie. To this day, heavy strawberry scent gives me a .... uh, let's make that gives me a flashback. Yeah, that's it. A very interesting flashback.

Quirky, intense, downright strange at times. I liked his role in Speed. Then there was Blue Velvet to consider. Definitely an unusual man and actor.

Hi from Nashville! Looks like we share a name.

Deadly little toy. I was surprised by the shot on the glass mug.