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Dibs. I can meet you this afternoon.

Its always important to remember data flow is a 2 way street- on the TWRA app and any other app you have on your phone. You probably give it permission to access your location the first time you use it. That is how they would get around the 4th amendment.

I have moved my 1100 lbs save many times by using a bunch of 2 foot, 1 1/4 inch PVC pipes. Roll one out from under the back and put it in the front as you advance. Super easy and it is high enough to go over door thresholds. It's TOO easy!

OldIronFan is good to go. Deal with confidence.

I will take it

I will take the H4350. I am in Lebanon during the day and can meet you near the airport or Gallatin

Definitely try different ammo. Other than having an absolutely horrible trigger my NRA edition has shot great for 500 rounds

They are the spuds for a bore sighting tool. We used the same brand at the gun store I worked at 30 years ago. I believe that is Bushnell or maybe Tasco- one of those two. There should be a device that screws onto the end of the spud where the flat part is.

I figured something was up when they started locking the gate and we had to start using our cards. That gave them actual number as to how many people were using the property. Before then they really had no tracking mechanism.

Well I don't guess I will ever be going to the Ryman, then... I don't compromise my personal security for anybody.

When is the April banquet? Thanks

After seeing the pictures os my inlaws house burn to the ground last week I am of the mindset that a safe- any safe- is just an expensive oven in most fires. I will still get the best protection on my next safe, though. [=http://s437.photobucket.com/user/OrthoNP/media/IMG950317_zpstyh2ngb0.jpg.html][/URL]

There is really a lot to be said for packing what the local popo is carrying. Around here that is large frame Glocks

  Now that's just funny right there. And the truth. We may have to vote for him to keep Billary out but he makes me nervous.   Keeping it on topic- if you can get .223 for about .32 cents a round then buy it because you about cant reload it that cheap.

Just pony up and get the lifetime license and you won't have to worry about when to renew it or if they raise the fees.

My lifetime license took 18 days and that was over the holiday. Got it tuesday.

Not taking sides here but either could be pets. It is perfectly legal to have either as a pet as long as you have a permit from the TWRA. Bobcats actually make pretty good pets if you get them as kittens. I would imagine coyotes would be the same. I have a 5 week old red fox kit and my wife talked to the TWRA about them. It just became legal to own them on April 26. The only thing you can't have as a pet is a skunk. You do have to get them from a reputable breeder approved by the state, though. They would only let us get a fox from one of 3 places. The guy we used sells to a lot of Hollywood and zoos. It was actually cheaper than getting, say a lab.

Ya just gotta love these topics...   I think what some folks fail to realize is when the guns come out somebody is usually gonna get killed. The fastest one on target with bullets downrange has the best chance of walking away. One up the pipe ready to roll and the mindset that you may just have to use it is what is necessary.

Smith and Wesson Model 17 bought in 1985 with the second paycheck I ever got. The first paycheck went to a Sako watch. I was too young to buy it so my mother had to do the paperwork. It was last shot on December 23, 1998 by my brother. It sits in the safe next to the 5 rounds he left in the gun and his death certificate.

I like my .416 Rigby Ruger Bolt and Model 70 Stainless .375 HH. I haven't shot them too much. I, too, become concerned about detached retinas as I get older but mainly when using my .300 Wby since it has a pretty quick recoil impulse.

This is a totally inappropriate statement at the bottom of the article. ....   "For all we know, they could be coming from some of these folks out there in the suburbs with handgun permits," he said.   This is in reference to the 9 shootings that have already happened behind enemy lines in Chattanooga so far this year. Also, this statement was made after the shootings were for the most part labeled as gang related.

We are all safety officers at the range. My personal pet peeve is DO NOT handle a firearm when the line is clear and folks are downrange. I be courteous and correct you the first time. The second time you will wish you hadn't even woke up that morning. That, my friend, is how strong I feel about it.

It is not a matter if if- but when- you fuck up.   You have to ask yourself how much your finger or hand is worth. For me its a no-brainer. There is a sawstop saw in my very near future.   They work. Sometimes too good. I follow a lot of woodcraft forums. The technology is so good sometimes the stop will fire if uncured (wet) wood is cut. When you send the cartridge back to sawstop they can tell what it came into contact with. If it came in contact with your skin you get a free replacement cartridge.   I just can't fathom how people can debate on this saw. Bottom line- get the damn saw. It is a hell of a lot cheaper than a finger or hand.

Keep this in mind next time you go the range....