tnhawk

I've been around way too many years to give an easy answer.  From B&W movies to the last release covers alot of territory.  Most of my favorites weren't made the the last few years however.

A friend of mine told me last week that a 90 year old relative was informed by VA that if she didn't remove a weapon from her property, they would stop the monthly payment she was entitled to receive.  There are too many opportunities by different government agencies to abuse a seizure law without due process.

Unless it becomes a problem, I won't concern myself with anything other than keeping ammo to keep my magazines filled.

During the years my mother had a friend to watch her property in FL it was a good investment.  Later when she had to pay a rental company to oversee the property things went down hill.

Be aware that some cats and coons are large.  I had to get a second, larger trap to solve my cat problem.

I'm right handed but have practiced using a Pro Tech with my left hand untill I became comfortable with it.

A "harder-hitting" round is usually going to be a heavier round.  There's a reason the .22 isn't often used for defense.

Outpost Armory had it a few weeks ago but I don't remember the price

Coonhounds.  If you were close, I'd let you borrow a few.

An interesting gun but not likely to be one of my next purchases.

I have been convicted of breaking traffic laws in the past, but after paying a penality, I'm still legally allowed to drive.

Glad to hear your dog got back home safely.

If it's a great deal to hold on to the house for 2-4 years, maybe the Realtor should invest in it.

Check with the Murfreesboro Police if it's in their limits or the County if It's outside the city limit.  Or use a trap from Tractor Supply to catch it.

Must be really rough times for a lawyer in Boston.  If I ever need one, I'm sure I can find one in TN. 

  It's difficult to know the city ordinances of a city without knowing what city is being referred to.

It seems a Boston lawyer would have enough to handle in his liberal state of MA without spending his time on a Tennessee forum.

I don't whip it out if I aint going to use it.

I got my RI at Armory Outpost.  As mentioned above, Ruger also has a nice 1911.

No, it was loose in pocket and got turned around with the switch facing out.

Be careful how you place it in your pocket. While on duty with the State Guard earlier this week, I had my LG101 open in my pocket. Now I've got a few holes in my uniform pocket to patch!

Beautiful knife! I wouldn't have a knife addiction if I had stayed away from this forum.

Rock Island has the 8-RIA-51488 for just over $600. It's a 4-1/2" railed .45 from the Philipines. RI makes a quality pistol and has good customer service.

It's close enough for me to contact him.

You can get a jailhouse lawyer and see a judge impersonator, who will tell you that you have absolutely no case.