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A 4 D Cell Maglight and an oak sledge hammer handle with the price tag hanging from it. My firearm is always on my side or locked in a box.

Holy smokes!!!! The last thing I would want would be to be mistaken for a LEO. God love them, but I don't have that training and I don't wanna walk around with a bullseye on my back. I admire our LEO's, but I don't want to be one and I don't want to play one in retail stores.

That young lady is going to scare the crap out of some guy one of these days. Her dad should be VERY proud.

Ok, dumb question, but WHY is the 5.11 belt so much more comfy? I've looked at them, but I can't find anything special about them. Can you explain what makes them more comfy than the Dickies from Walmart or the Fossil from Belks that I wear?

Whew.

I'm in a rural area outside Clarksville and it seems the meth makers cook their poison in the country and sell it in the city. There are several of these meth-heads in my neighborhood that just roam the roads like zombies. I'm afraid of the day that one of these zombies decides to come to my house. Whats the old adage? You might walk up, but you gonna limp away. That's if he's lucky.

Its so touching. Brings a tear to my eye. I've seldom ever heard truth spoken so eloquently.

If I'm asked that questions, I think I'll answer "suppositories".

I'm finding the same thing. Brownells and Cheaper than Dirt neither one sell any replacement parts other than stocks for these guns.

Hey all, I've found a used winchester 1300 defender in a pawn shop for $239. What can go wrong with these guns? What should I look for as far as issues? From what I can tell so far, the gun hasn't been shot much because the paint/bluing is still there on the loading port and ejection port. There is a spot of rust about this big ~> O on the end of the barrel where it looks like it was leaned against a wall at some point. There are some minor wear marks, but otherwise the gun appears to be in good shape. Some shotgun genius give me the run down on these guns. School me. W

I own a G26 and a PF9. Trading the Glock for the KelTec is like trading steak for a peanut butter sammich. Both are good, both have their uses, but they are not comparable. Like everyone else, keep the Glock, save up and pick up the KT for a warm weather carry piece.

The Walmarts in Clarksville still have a bunch of Federal at $10.47 and I did see two boxes of the Russian stuff at $9.xx, but thats all.

I'll certainly try to make it. Thanks for the heads up Whiskey. Walton

WOW!!!

I wear both, depending on how I'm dressed, where I'm going, etc. However IWB is not as comfy for my fat ass to carry. Maybe my pants are just too tight.

Now I leave you? does this mean you aren't doing it anymore?

do you mind if I borrow that?

Walton is the name.

I agree with Toter, the KelTec PF9 is a great concealed carry piece. And welcome to Clarksville, always happy to have more smiling faces in town.

MORE PICS!!!

My first handgun was a Ruger P95. I loved it. It was a great gun, while I traded it for a Glock, I'd own one again.

Number 118 and 119. Happy to help.

I've never seen that clip before, but I have already threatened to do that to someone once today.

I'm not listed, but people who received their papers after me are listed.

The P22 is a great plinker and a great gun for a newbie to learn on.