Year 5 of the look at CDC data

From The Dragon’s Hoard

To keep your finger off the trigger

A forfeiture case.

Girls leading way in new gun trend as parents tell anti-gun lobby to back off

Eric Holder says his biggest failure was the lack of more gun control. As an AG, passing laws is not your fucking job. With Fast and Furious, he did try to swing that.

Three robberies at Kroger stores. Kind of goes against Moms Demand Attention’s claim you don’t need a gun at a grocery store.

Locally, sheriffs are not fans of gun control.

Judge rules you have a right to keep and bear arms. Just not the right to use them.

But, still, pretty cool:

Liberator found in Australia

Magpul® M-LOK Air Rifle

Suppressed Luger

I’ve mentioned that I’ve been pretty happy with my Spyderco Endura with the Wave (and others like that recommendation too). But the Spyderco is a functional knife and more work oriented. And the blade, while functional, is rather bland. But Tam brought my attention to the Kershaw CQC-5K. I wanted to try it out as more of a knife I carried when I wasn’t working. A few observations:

The blade is better, I think.
The smaller Wave makes opening a bit more work and required some practice
And it’s thicker

Overall, though, I like it.

And here’s by quick video on how to use the wave.

But we don’t. After the mid-terms, we’ll find out:

What Obamacare will cost folks
What the big immigration plan is
Folks will get insurance canceled
What happened with Bergdahl

Boy, that’s sure convenient.

Advice from someone you know.

Rather curious, given Holder’s pseudo-resignation that his top deputy has resigned after a fast and furious gun turned up in a Phoenix crime.

And here’s the info that the Justice Department won’t give congress.

Oh, nevermind.

It comes in at a lower price than others. I find that I do love my PRO.

Harassing the law-abiding:

But Matthew is no longer the only one who knows he’s carrying a gun. Recently a sign went up in a front yard across the street from the school. It has Matthew’s picture on it and reads, “This man carries a loaded gun around your children every day.”

“Since we don’t have a way to stop him, we felt it was important to notify the neighborhood and the parents that there is an armed man in their presence,” said Kimberly Edson, a Rochester resident who put the sign up. “The first couple days of school he had it very visible, we saw it and were quite concerned,” she said.

Kimberly Edson should mind her own business.

Well, of course, he’d say that now. It’s an election year.

Man who made guns with 3D printer is going to jail

If you’re in the area, you should pay attention to this.

Ruger Vaquero 5.5 inch .357 Magnum

Inland M1 carbine, which is now back in production.

Keserű Revenge-14M. Odd but it looks bad ass.

Pew pew

A Morrissey, of course:

I can stop whenever I want.

How do libertarians deal with quarantine? Personally, I accept that I am a rational actor and I’d go all quarantine because I should and am responsible for my actions. But some folks, like patient zero, who is not a libertarian, say I’m looking out for numero uno. Libertarians might just tell you to fuck off but that’s not kosher in the whole “I am responsible for me” thing. What say you?

I figure we’re about 3 more cases of Ebola from a spike in ammo prices. Buy now. I did.

Accepting applications for concealed carry for the first time in decades. Still not good enough and will likely lose a court challenge.

So, that means I can drink, right?:

Free armed, uniformed police escorts to be provided at the @NCStateFair

Idaho Woman Wins: U.S. Army Corps Gun Ban Unconstitutional:

An Idaho woman who is barred from carrying a functional firearm for self-defense when she visits federal recreational facilities prevailed today with the ruling of an Idaho federal district court that the federal government ban on firearms violates the Second Amendment. Elizabeth E. Morris of Nez Perce County is licensed to carry a concealed weapon, regularly carries a concealed weapon, and often seeks to recreate on lands managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Because Corps of Engineers regulations ban functional firearms, even while camped in tents, Ms. Morris is subject to criminal prosecution if she attempts to exercise her Second Amendment rights. Alan C. Baker, a firearms instructor and a resident of Idaho’s Latah County, is a co-plaintiff in the suit, which was filed in August 2013 in Idaho federal district court. The Corps of Engineers did not respond to requests from attorneys for Ms. Morris and Mr. Baker, Mountain States Legal Foundation (MSLF), seeking an exemption from its firearm ban, a ban that has not changed since the landmark Heller ruling.

Now, in a holster

Earl walked right through that restraining order:

These Abusers Aren’t Allowed To Own Guns. So Why Aren’t States Removing Them?