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Thanks. I'll stop by Bills tomorrow while I'm in the area.

bulluck533 - Where is Bill's? I can handle $309. Piercedan - Every dollar counts to me. This is for a project and $30 or so saved at each step adds up. It also irritated me that they wouldn't let me take it down and wanted $15 for TICS.

I'm interested in the 10/22 takedown. I stopped in to a local gun store and they had one. First, they wouldn't let me take it down because they said I might break it. It is priced at $331 and they said they were firm, cash in hand. They charge $15 for TICS plus tax. I can't justify spending $380 for the rifle but if I can find one somwhere that is a little cheaper, and only charges $10 for TICS I would probably buy one. Has anyone seen a 10/22 Take Down for around $299 with a $10 TICS? I think that would get me out the door for less than $350, which is my price point. Knoxville area is preferred, but tri-cities or Nashville is not a deal breaker. Let me know what you've seen. Hopefully my expectations aren't too far out of line. Thanks,

I'm thinking about selling my reloading set up because I don't reload much anymore and have a stockpile built up. I started reloading when I had a sub gun, but sold it off and now just don't shoot thousands of rounds anymore. I have a Dillon Square deal B set up for 9mm with the strong mount and bullet tray, all the powder and primer warning buzzers and maybe some other accessories. flip tray, 7 or 8 small pistol primer tubes, a few large pistol primer tubes, 2000 winchester small pistol primers, 5000 or more once fired 9mm brass casings Dillon tumbler with clear lid, a lot of corn and walnut media, a few thousand unjacketed 147gr 9mm bullets Dillon powder scale, and all sorts of litle spare parts. I might also have .45 dies somewhere as well. What would something like this go for these days? Ballpark. Thanks for the help. *****It has been brought to my attention that it may seem as if I am skirting the benefactor rule.**** I am not. I was a benefactor up until a month ago and when I go to the TGOstore it won't let me add another membership because it says I have a pending invoice. I go to pending invoices and it won't let me pay. I plan on renewing my benefactor status before formally posting my items in the EE. If a moderator is viewing this. Send me a PM telling me what to do to renew.

Anybody have feedback on the show that is going to be in Clinton? admission fee? Vendor selection. I need some ammunition and am wonderin gif it will be worth it to go.

My buddy let his SOT go so I no longer have a transfer connection. Who wants to handle a transfer in the Maynardville/Knoxville area? I'm very familiar with the process and it will be easy. Accept a Form 3 item, fill out a form 4, keep my stuff in the safe until form 4 comes back. Shoot me a PM if you're interested and won't rape(figuratively) me.

Thanks for the info so far. This will primarily be for night plinking with a suppressed .22 or .45 out to no further than 80 yards or so. If anybody has one they could give me a demo on sometime that would be great. I'd like to have an idea of what I'm getting before I make any purchases.

I'm looking into either a dedicated night vision scope, or a monocular that I can mount in front of my existing scopes. Anybody have one, or have recommendations? Thanks, J.D.

Hey all, I had my Kel-tec in a vehicle and it picked up some moisture and got some rust spots. I am going to strip and coat it now to both clean it up and protect from this happening again. I have used Gun-Kote from Brownells before but it isn't as durable as I would like. Does anybody have any recommendations for a good coating I can spray at home that will hold up well. I have a sprayer, so it doesn't have to be aerosol and I also have an oven, so it can be a bake on coating. I don't want to pay to have it coated since it is an inexpensive gun that is carried a lot. Thanks, J.D.

Uzi Talk has a good MAC forum MAC-10 Talk - UZI Talk Forums With all of the accessories on the market for the M-11/9 it is a fun weapon and considered by most to be the best entry level automatic weapon based on price and parts/accessories available.

I understand completey. I will say that if you purchase an automatic weapon get ready to start stashing away ammo. A stock MAC runs at or above 1100 RPM. It is also hard to find one for less than $3k right now, and that is if you're lucky.

I love my M-11/9 with Lage upper. I am looking at moving into an UZI though. If you are interested in a complete package with suppressor check here: M-11/9 Submachine gun - Street Car Forums - auto forum uniting car and race enthusiast everywhere! It is in state so it would only be $400 in taxes. If you didn't want the can I'd knock off $200 and it would save you an additional $200 in taxes.

If you'd like to compare a couple I have a Trident 9 and an Evo-9 that I use on a glock and I also 3-lug the trident and shoot it on an M-11 and an 9mm AR. You can also test run that Bowers Cac-9 if you'd like. I would recommend the Trident for dual purpose duty.

I'll do the below package for $4800 now. I've run into some unexpected expenses. $4600 if you don't want the can.