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I haven't heard of this in years, but it's probably still around. India ink. It's a flat black, brush on coating. When we were kids, we'd cover a piece of paper with different colored crayons, then coat with the ink, let dry, then scratch designs in the ink allowing the crayon color to show...

Revolver. I tend to think of a Ruger Security-Six. Probably because it was my first carry gun back in the early '80s, and still have one handy.

A M&P 9 at a well known on line retailer runs $479. Or, 2 3/4 Times the cost of a new Hi Point .45 A used one runs about $389. About 2 1/4 Times the cost of a new HP. The OP stated an inexpensive truck gun. I wouldn't leave a $400-500 gun in y vehicle full time. A $175 one? A better choice...

A potent reminder that you should visually inspect every round that you load. I learned when my Sig had a failure to chamber incident. Pulled the round and discovered the casing was egg shaped instead of round! All kinds of mistakes get past qc when your punching out millions of pieces at...

^^^A little negation in sales is ok if the ad doesn't say "firm" but I'd also never show up to a sale and denigrate the guys gun. Good manners always count.

About the only things I'd have done differently is 1 Just say "no id, we go no further" 2 At the buyers first comment about the beavertail fit, I'd just say politely "ok, you won't be happy with this gun, thanks for your time", get in my truck and leave. I'm to old to argue with the...

A couple of points, here. For the gun, I'd go for the Hi Point, although I'd step it up to the .45 cal. They are absolutely reliable and affordable. The last I saw about 2 months ago, the 45 was going for $175 at my lgs. If you're going to leave in the truck all the time, I would NOT use...

Sounds like a case of "Somebody has to take care of me because I'm a worthless idiot".

I recently recieved a S&W Highway Patrolman. I believe it's about a 1955/6 manufacture. It's in beautiful condition, Just had a tiny bit of rust on the end of the barrel from sitting in a holster for years. It polished right off. It was a gift from a good friend. He lives in a trailer and was...

They're ok if you know exactly what you want and how much it's worth. Walk in buy your gun and leave. I would never go to one for information on weapons (That's what you guys are for, right?), figure out what you want, then go there.

Can you say "unreasonable search"?

What dates? There's a hardeware store in Cookeville that is owned by a knife collector. There's an entire room of knives, from budget to high end.

Sorry to hear that. We've had few here in the States over the holidays. What's with the taxi drivers? You know about our American phrase "Going Postal"? It seems that for a while back in the 1970's and 1980's certain postal employees thought it would be a good idea to take out their...

12ga. 7' Shark. End of problem. ;)

Those of us who don't want to take the laptop into the bathroom Yeah. The short curlys really jam up the keys after while.

+ for Cornell

Bubbles, so far in Tenn. individual shops are making the decision wether or not to collect the tax. The state law mandates that it will be collected. Some guys are skating until the shtf. Most of the guys i buy from are collecting now.

I do. A lot of others do too. Our Co. has never printed any policy and everyone has been smart enough to keep quiet. So far.

Yep. Lots of states are starting this. Here in Tn. (9.75%) they now take the tax at transfer. We'll be seeing more of this. States are scratching for every penny they can get.

You can't "hide" anything. Something might be missed by a meth head moron, but any pro burglar knows where to look for certain things and he will find it. Safes are for keeping honest people honest. Gotta be bolted down, and again, a pro will open it up like a cracker box. I go for the safe...