Pink snubby with an Executive Holster.

A state police officer is seeking to have a judge arrested because the judge didn’t sign an arrest warrant. Wow. Amazing.

The idiots at The Daily Mail have no idea what an anarchist is. I was going to be a smart but Tam already was for me.

Get a free gun.

Speaking of satellite, DirecTv and Tivo announced their supposed partnership like two years ago and still nothing.

Cool photos

Our tax code is corrupt. Yes, it is.

Longer yellow light times slash revenue.

States considering taxing mileage traveled to make up for lost gas tax revenue from plug in vehicles. More here.

DA Chambers offers bonuses for prosecutors who hit conviction targets

A Green Machine for adults

Micro Desert Eagle report

Remington 700 that takes AR magazines?

Green, suppressed Kel-Tec

S&W E Series 1911

The Greatest Pistol In The World

S&W M&P MOE, which probably wins the prize for most abbreviations in a gun name.

He’s still pushing the administration for answers regarding ATF sending guns to Mexico.

Headline:

Alessandra Ambrosio helps Brazilian GQ get off to a banging start as she poses with pistol holster in white bikini

Except that the pistol looks to be a knife, you know that a diver would wear.

Autistic boy,12, with higher IQ than Einstein develops his own theory of relativity

I was just talking about this. Newsalert notes:

Language in Louisville’s proposed emergency response plan, which would give the city the power to “commandeer private property” and “seize” buildings in a crisis, has given several of the city’s elected leaders pause.

Maybe you guys should read it before signing off on it.

Despite the spin from the press and the anti-gunners (but I repeat myself), Jacob reminds us the McCarthy magazine ban isn’t going anywhere.

Meanwhile, pro-rights folks rally in Connecticut to stop a similar bill.

Legally Armed has updated info for 2010. Notably:

Calendar year 2010 was the highest year since 1998, for recorded firearm transactions in Tennessee.

1998, if I recall correctly, was the year after we went to shall issue.

This may be the best handgun ad I’ve ever seen.

Or, you know, guns for anyone. Making something pink doesn’t necessarily make it for women. But if you’re into pink shooty things, US Citizen has some stuff for you.

Texas state rep pulls a knife on her husband. No wonder she voted against allowing concealed carry permit holders to carry on campus, she thinks you’re violent like she is:

The vote was along party lines. The five Republican committee members voted in favor. Rep. Lon Burnam, D-Fort Worth, voted no, along with Reps. Armando Walle, D-Houston, and Barbara Mallory Caraway, D-Dallas.

That’s odd since the Brady Campaign To Prevent Gun Ownership tells me the NRA must hate police since they don’t like gun control.

Up in Egypt

At shooting illustrated, a good article on a very interesting gun.

Iowa terror drill shows anti-illegal immigration folks as terrorists. And firearms enthusiasts.

Why is it the powers that be are so quick to call people and acts terror except, you know, when it actually is terrorism?

A homeowner shot an intruder. Open and shut case of self-defense, right? Not really. Seems the fact the guy was outside and not in his home complicated the trial. Fortunately, the guy who was minding his own business and then defending his family has been found not guilty.

From David Hardy, the spin on the ATF allowing guns to travel into Mexico:

Spin: the fact that the agency allowed 1,700 guns to go to drug cartels proves they need more money and more laws to enforce.

A money and power grab. Even if they have to cheat for it.

Over at Rusty’s, who’s back to blogging.

That thing just looks mean.

Everyone is all doom and gloom about the coming apocalypse, societal collapse, whatever. Kevin, always the optimist, says we’re headed toward economic collapse, and, yeah, probably. At least, as Alan points out, our government is. Robb shares the optimism and thinks we’ll pull through. I dunno. Have you seen the average reality show star or kid at the mall?

But as the powers that be put on a show and re-arrange the deck chairs on the Titanic that will not fix the problem, Joe accurately sums up what will happen in the interim. Property rights are already increasingly under attack. Expect more of it. A grab from a desperate junkie needing a fix.

Cool. Even better:

But John Rosenthal, a gun owner and founder of Stop Handgun Violence, said he’s outraged by Smith & Wesson’s new line, adding that 150 Americans are shot daily and 83 die, eight of whom are children or teens.

Baw. Who’s a sad clown?

Smith and Wesson SW1911 Review

Road destroyed by quake repaired in 6 days. In Japan.