Archive for April, 2012

April 05, 2012

Have you tried looking?

No, they haven’t. What they really mean is they want some junk science that advocates gun control and they’re stumped.

Glock v. your ego

Tam notes that people are not really defending the 1911 so much as their sense of self-worth in gun selection. I think to an extent. Pretty much, you want a gun that’s reliable, reasonably accurate and with decent stopping power. And a whole lot of guns fit that bill quite nicely.

Update: more from Robb:

you must be stupid for purchasing a Blast-O-Matic PBS 3000 and Heaven forbid you point out why my Leadchucker XKCD doesn’t work for you because golly gee, you might as well be taking a dump on my mother’s grave!

Another update: Yup.

Why gun control won’t work

Milling a handgun using CNC machines.

Security theater

Marko: If they can’t keep a cell phone out of a septuagenarian’s high-security prison cell, they can’t keep anything out of anywhere.

Obviously, compensating for the size of her penis

You go girl:

A woman who had just finished doing overnight work in a Landrum business on Saturday was assaulted by two men, but ended up turning the tables on them when she pulled out a gun and shot at them.

No confirmation she hit them, though.

1791 Apparel Review

Caleb shows off his JMB shirt from 1791 Apparel.

I have their AR sight picture shirt. I really like the shirt. It looks good and is comfortable. Also, it’s quite handy to wear to the range when teaching new shooters how to shoot your AR. Some newbies don’t understand the concept of sight picture and having a picture of one on you is really helpful in getting them to do it properly.

Fact check

Politifact calls bullshit on The Brady Campaign to Cling To Relevancy’s claim that anyone can get a permit to carry in Florida without leaving their house.

Not used to grassroots

The VPC is butthurt that gun companies give money to groups that advocate gun rights and gun safety.

What your carry gun says about you

Ok, then

Sounds good to me

Tennessee has nation’s lowest tax burden.

Never give money to the police

Down on her luck waitress gets a tip to the tune of $12K. Thinking it may have been a mistake, she calls the cops. They take the money and, after some time goes by, refuse to give it back. Because it may be drug money. I suppose it hinges on if you believe that was really a tip or it came from two really stupid drug buyers.

Antiquated

Police chief says shotguns are antiquated and they want rifles. Shotties are far from antiquated but you use them for different things than you would a rifle.

Guns in courts

In Maryland, processing carry permits has been stayed while the lawyers do lawyer things.

In Illinois, Second Amendment Foundation sues over a gun ban in public housing.

Also, in Illinois, supreme court expected to rule on assault weapons ban.

Fake P-Mags

Look like it. But it’s not like Magpul can export a lot of magazines out of country.

Cars and party

Who buys what car, based on political party.

Gun porn

1860 McCollough Colt

Ruger SR-556c

April 04, 2012

Deal Alert

Up to 50% off Bushnell night vision game cameras and optics.

In which I address my spam

Dear SEO optimizer,

I’m guessing your inability to get passed my spam filter means you suck at your job. Go away.

Update: Addressing spam of the past.

Good

Cops face decades in prison for Katrina shootings

Kids and guns

Why do little girls and guns make such wonderful pictures?

With a round up of cute.

Vote

Michael wants K-Town to host a national social media event and he’s asking for votes.

And I named him Sutherland

After my various GI issues, the docs found nothing. So, I made some dietary changes. First, I started having only two cups of coffee a day instead of my usual pot. The other thing is I started drinking kefir. A dear friend told me of its health benefits, I read up on it and gave it a shot. You can get this brand in the hippie tree-hugging section at Kroger. It’s delicious and, actually, pretty filling.

After a bit of research, I discovered I could make my own. However, I wasn’t too keen on keeping a culture in my house and fermenting milk. But someone much braver than me gave it a shot and approved. So, I hopped on the internet where you can have the grains shipped right to your door. Simple process to make consists of putting the grains in milk and waiting. I leave mine out for 48 hours instead of 24 because it thickens it up. Then, in the morning, I add some kefir and frozen fruit to a blender for a nice breakfast smoothie.

I’m not sure at exactly what point I become a hippie. But it’s odd, though, keeping cultures in your house that you eat. It’s like a pet that you eat.

Anyway, now that I told you all that, I had this weird dream the first day I got my kefir. It grew into a blob, a rather large one. And started moving around. Next thing you know, it’s running around the house and it’s apparently intelligent. And it’s freaking the cats out because it chases them and tastes like milk. So, I tell it that it’s freaking people out. Then, the blob assumes the shape of a dog and starts acting like a dog. I had a pet with a wet, squishy bark who I occasionally used to flavor a drink.

Weird.

Digital Remains

What happens to my internets when I die?

Digital estate planning for tweeps and facebookers.

A look at estate planning for your blog.

Opposition to gun rights

In DC, the police refuse to admit they gave out false information to gun owners and they refuse to alter the forms.

Unclaimed property

It’s one of the biggest scams state governments have pulled to get some tax money. The rules make it hard for someone to claim the property or even know they have it. The state, then, takes and holds it for so long before deciding it’s theirs. As a result, Amex will no longer sell gift cards in New Jersey.

Gura gets paid

DC to fork over $1.5M in attorney’s fees incurred in the Heller case.

Wallet sized survival kit

At Amazon, it looks pretty interesting.

Targeting Bloomberg’s Illegal Gun Buys

A series of bills in Utah. From one of the bills, comes this:

(b) A person may not provide to a dealer or other person what the person knows to be materially false information with intent to deceive the dealer or other person about the legality of a sale, transfer or other disposition of a firearm or dangerous weapon.
(c) “Materially false information” means information that portrays an illegal transaction as legal or a legal transaction as illegal.

It’s like they have someone in mind. Via reader tango.

And what’s behind it

An NYPD cop on a drug raid took a shot at a bad guy and accidentally shot a tourist. That’s what you’d think reading this article. But, no, you have to get to paragraph 6 before realizing it was probably a booger hook on the bang switch problem.

Campus carry

A disgruntled student walked right past school policy and started shooting other students. Shooting Highlights Fallacy of Gun-Free Schools.

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

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