Archive for January, 2010

January 26, 2010

Hope and change

Obama adviser David Axelrod on the healthcare bill:

people will never know what’s in that bill until we pass it

And every promise has an expiration date.

And it’s legal because the president says so:

Obama quietly issues ruling saying it’s legal for the FBI to break the law on accessing phone records

That’d be those unlawful ones from a week or so back.

Chicks and guns

One of Breda’s students getting a carry permit.

Leader Dynamics T-2 5.56

Don’t believe I’ve ever seen one of those.

More SHOT guns

A few here, including STI’s subcompact.

Henry Rifles

Some new ones.

On the SHOT Sting

On those arrests for what is considered normal course of business to anyone who has had dealing with countries out side the US, John Haughey notes:

That’s $46.875 million of your tax money to arrest 22 people, or more than $2.1 million each.

AT&T to lose iPhone Tomorrow

That’s the rumor. Too bad those of us who were waiting already got Droids.

Nifty

Penny shooter business card.

Cling to our guns

A new album by libertarian punk rockers Right Arm of Wyoming.

January 25, 2010

On fighting and awareness

Dr. Helen’s interview with Lawrence Kane, the author of the Little Black Book of Violence

Chicago Gun Case Update

NRA ILA: U.S. Supreme Court Grants NRA Motion for Divided Argument in McDonald v. City of Chicago

Smith and Wesson Tactical Pen Review

I recently bought an S&W TacPen:

pointy

This is a tactical pen (yeah, I know, I make fun of tactical stuff a lot). In true tactical form, it is both black and more expensive than a regular pen. They can be had at Amazon for about $26, substantially lower in price than similar products. As to what it really is, well, it’s a writing instrument and also a weapon. And it looks cool. It’s just over 5.5 inches long and takes Hauser Parker refills. Also, it is CNC machined from 6061 Airorated Aluminum and Type III hard anodized. I don’t know what that means but since this is a gun blog, I gotta use technical gun type words. It is solid, heavy and, in my limited testing, will go clean through a cantaloupe. Here it is compared to my EeePC for scale:

Here it is with the cap off:

And here it is field stripped:

In addition to slaying melons, it also writes really nice.

Quite happy with it.

ETA: Higher quality pics can be seen here.

Pointless

I’ve seen quite a few such pieces that were so stupid that a rebuttal is a waste of time.

Washington Ban on Weapons That Look Like Assault Weapons

Likely DOA

New Meopta 1-4x

Video here.

I don’t get the Judge either

TD with thoughts on SHOT.

How big is a terabyte

Big enough to hold ammo for my bullet hose.

Google and the .gov

US enabled Chinese hacking:

In order to comply with government search warrants on user data, Google created a backdoor access system into Gmail accounts. This feature is what the Chinese hackers exploited to gain access.

Brady Campaign getting to work

Not quite working out, is it?

Vader looks like he has to pee

Femtrooper round up.

An unwelcome trend

Another law-abiding permit holder handcuffed and detained by the police.

SHOT Pics

Cara has some purse cam pics from SHOT.

Gun Buy Program

Everyone love cash for guns. In the Bronx, they’re paying $200 per turned in gun. I have an old revolver around here somewhere that might be worth $20. Also, note the gun in the pic. It’s a Thompson. The handguards look plastic to me and their may be something on the barrel. I’m thinking it’s probably airsoft.

About that FBI Flyer that Worries Gun Store Owners

Gun Shop Goddess has her doubts.

There’s an app for that

iPhone keeps man alive in Haiti.

Ten more

40 Round PMags.

In Colorado

A gun ban for the university?

Ballistics Calculator

Another for the droid

January 23, 2010

Good

NRA ILA: Glenn County Board of Education Reverses Student Expulsion

Two things the .gov of New Jersey has it in for

The first and second amendments.

Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.

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