CT police officer says he’d give his left nut to go all no-knock raid and take guns.

Any attack on any civil right should immediately sound alarms and warning flags.

With tax day coming up and me writing a not insignificant check, let’s look at what the IRS is up to:

The House released a report on Lois Lerner and it pretty much says what we knew.

Top Republican says they’ve already caught the White House lying about the targeting scandal.

You know, because she has an agenda and isn’t impartial. I think it’s just the wrong agenda that they’re concerned about.

They’re generally for gun rights. As noted, the GOP isn’t good at outreach to that group what with all the social conservatism.

If it goes through in VT, if you get convicted of domestic violence, the government will charge you to store it.

If I was in a band and everyone’s last name was Smith, I’d call them The Morrisseys

Factory Military Sporter Rifles

Counterfeit Colt from Tiffany’s

Surefire Minimal AR Rail

Had a customer ask me what sort of filler bushes we put in her yard and I told her I did not know. So, I offered to pull up the invoice from the supplier and let her know what it was. Turns out, the supplier invoices using the genus and species of the plant. I snapped a pic of the invoice and said “hope this helps”.

A few days later, she tells me that was not helpful at all.

* Not a plant genus.

Apparently, attending a public event and asking the public speaker to pose for a photo is stalking.

You know, when I met Paul Helmke of The Brady Campaign To Prevent Gun Ownership’s saner years, he was polite and cordial, as was I. And he never bad mouthed me or the pic.

Doesn’t seem to work very well:

Also, if it did work, I hope he paid the $200 tax.

Asked if his views on guns were hypocritical because he’s always surrounded by security, he replies with “well, I don’t pay for the security”.

Drawstrings can trigger firearm discharges. Well, if your gun isn’t in a holster.

Some newspaper wants to up page views by publishing a list of gun owners again. Only this time, they sued for the info.

Someone who is anti-gun doesn’t get my support either.

Italy’s cultural minister is butthurt over Armalite’s new ad. And no one cares.

KERO:

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives searched a business and Bakersfield home Friday.

EP Armory is owned by Chris Cook. The business opened a storefront March 1 on District Boulevard near Gosford Road.

The store was closed today while agents searched it.

A home belonging to Chris Cook on Holabird Avenue was also searched.

“Obviously when somebody is going through all of your personal things it’s pretty unnerving,” said EP Armory owner Chris Cook.

The ATF was not able to provide information on the on-going investigation.(of course – ed.)

EP makes 80% polymer AR lowers. In Cali. The store is open again.

States lacking such a militia are no longer free states?

The Truth Industry.

Harper Infiniti notes the Q50 Eau Rouge Concept concept. Basically, drop the GTR engine into a sedan. Do want.

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Anti-aircraft gun goes haywire

WTF is this? OURBUDGET? C&P and screen cap for memory hole:

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In Nashville, a couple of Moms who demand action decided they’d have a sit down with Rep. Rick Womick. During that meeting, he whipped out his gun and put it on his desk. I guess they got the message because they complained and the house speaker had to remind the reps that going heeled in the capitol is illegal. Unless you’re law enforcement, which Rep Womick claims to be.

If you are carrying off body in a “gun bag” WHY would you carry a small gun?

Responding to proposals to ban bitcoin, a proposal to ban cash since it’s used in a whole lot of drug deals.

Of course, I’d bet such a proposal will be made seriously in my lifetime.

Heh.

Top 5 Gun Control Failures of 2013

The deadline has passed for a judge to ask for en banc sua sponte.

And the ninth circuit has set up a webpage for the case.

Sebastian on Volokh’s rather unhelpful assertion that magazine limits pass constitutional muster.

I would imagine that regular capacity magazines would be considered “in common use”. Even when there was a ban on production of new ones, you still had millions and millions of GI mags out there.

Anyone involved in a defensive shooting says “Man, I wish I had fewer rounds”

SEC employees do really well at stock trading