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Tn doesn’t have a registration law.The dealer you buy it from records it in a bound book.They keep the book/books as long as they are in business. If they go out of business or give up their FFL they turn the books over to the ATF who is supposed to destroy them.At least that’s what I heard.

Probably not what you’re looking for but there is a gunsmith in Meridian,Ms that works on old guns.It’s called Whynot Gunsmith Shop.He posts regularly his repairs on FB and IG.Seems like a stand up guy.

I’ve carried a 43x for nearly 4 years.I’m changing the setup a bit,I’ve already switched the holster and I’m going to change sights too.

GT Distributors in Rossville/Chattanooga has Glock 22s similarly priced.Looks like LE agencies are trading in their Gen 3 and 4s for Gen 5s.

This is probably the same gun that SDS is selling with a few cosmetic changes.I know their JSOC 1911 is a Tisas.

I’ve watched Season 1 at least 5 times.I always find something I missed each time.I didn’t care for season two.Season 3 had potential but it was too much of a soap opera feel, the shootout at the house was the best part.I haven’t seen 4 yet.

The only time I saw anything reloading related it was a shotgun press and it was way overpriced. The few guns I have seen were fairly priced.Once I saw a Colt Official Police for a good price but it had timing issues.

Any type of refinishing or modification will reduce the value of it.Your gun,your call.If you’re leaving it for future generations that’s something to consider.If not,gold plate it.

There is a huge difference between shooting at an indoor range behind the line with the barriers between the shooters and shooting in front of them.It’s still loud but it doesn’t reverberate.I’ve shot dozens of indoor USPSA and IDPA matches, with only one person firing at a time it’s not that bad.

I heard some of the 1911s had barrel fit problems.I never shot the two I owned enough to see any issues.

You can go all the way back to Columbine to find an SRO not doing his job when the shooting started.

I’ve owned 2 over the years.Both were reliable and accurate.I’ve heard the story of how hard the steel is but never gave much credence to it until I wanted John Harrison to mill the slide on one and install his sights and he declined but at the same time both Wilson and Clark were working on them and doing packages.I suspect it’s urban/internet myth.

I could never get past the long reset of the Hi Power trigger.The CZ 75 I liked.

If those bead rubbers had left the pagans alone with their Winter Solstice and Yule logs we wouldn’t have this mess to begin with.Yeah,I hate Christmas.

I’m a NRA Life member.I got the Life Membership on the installment plan because it was cheaper and mainly because Cleveland Hunting Rifle and Pistol Club requires you to be a NRA member.