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I'm using one I found on Amazon for about $20.

Common denominator -memphis. I've had problem with fedex, ups and usps which have increased during the last few years.

I went without power for 1-1/2 weeks during this ice storm. I have no desire to repeat that experience. I've had at least one or more generators since that time. I now have 2 with battery start and a small honda. One of the units will run on propane or gas. They are run on a regular schedule to keep them ready if needed. Usually they aren't needed more than an hour.

I WANT this gun, but I NEED to wait until the prices are reasonable.

I'm not willing to pay those prices for a pistol that would never leave the safe.

I enjoy shooting the 45-70 round but haven't reloaded it yet. I'm still sourcing the necessary items as my amount of brass increases.

Can she get work release for her Senate seat? She'll easily win re-election in memphis.

Congrats on a nice rifle! I'd guess there will be additional calibers added soon.

I'm not fake nor are any of my guns. Absolutely no good reason to have a fake gun.

I have Henry rifles in .357, .44 and 45/70. My .22 Henry sees more range time due to ammo costs.

A Henry Golden Boy 22 was my first lever gun. I liked it enough to add a few more calibers. Made in America, well built, dependable.

I enjoy shooting my Henry 45/70 but can't say I enjoy feeding it.

Varies with clothing, Shield 9, XDs or P938

1- reliability 2- comfortable in hand 3- comfortable to carry 4- accuracy

I generally purchase or order a pistol as I desire it to be built. I've heard some will buy a lower end pistol and then "improve it" by putting better made parts in it. If I replaced the parts in my Rock Island pistol with Wilson Combat parts, I'd still have a Rock Island pistol.

Mine has been reliable for years, I usually practice with the XDS 9 but carry the 45.

I'm old and obsolete as most of pistols are. All of my 1911 pistols are reliable, accurate and have been easy to maintain.

Congrats on the new rifle! A Henry .22 was my first lever gun. I had an ejector break on my .357 Henry several years ago. I called customer service and had a new part in 3 days.

I wish I had seen this a few days ago as I was in Waverly with the TN State Guard.

If I didn't already have my LCP I would choose a 9 mm. I frequently carry a P938.

My Gerber MK II and MK I knives are older than bear grylls. The knives made by Gerber over 50 years ago are much better than their current products.

I've had an original LCP for years. I often carry it as a backup for my primary carry. It has more value as a bug than the few dollars it would sell for.

Wish i had seen this when it was available. The original Mark II was an excellent knife. The newer model is not even close in quality.

M&P 9 and Protech TR4

A 1911 will always be my favorite gun, but which one depends on the day- SA Professional WC CQB DW Bruin