Judge in Sig case not a fan of the .gov’s argument. Doesn’t much care for Sig’s either:

The federal judge presiding over a case alleging a Sig Sauer muzzle device was misclassified as a silencer by federal regulators shot down the governments argument but he didnt exactly buy the companys argument either, so hes likely going to ask the feds to revise their ruling.

My strong preference would be and current intention would be to remand the matter so that the (Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives) could consider the issue under a correct standard, said Judge Paul J. Barbadoro, according to the transcript of the hearing between Sig and the ATF in a New Hampshire federal court last month.

Security confiscates toddlers “fart blaster”

Seems, he’s not socialist enough!

Works on firearms, not email servers. In stores now. #clean #fun pic.twitter.com/aN5yMM3EKp

— Remington Arms (@RemingtonArms) August 19, 2015

Tucker and Dale Vs Evil 2′ Officially in Development

You hit a hippie with a duck?

Very cool of them.

Citizens Must Defend Themselves as Cities Descend into Lawlessness

Build a bed with a compartment for hiding stuff.

Medication and expiration dates, the straight dope.

14 year old repels home invaders with rifle

NRA, NSSF and SAF are suing over the ammo tax.

M1911 in 7.62x25mm

AKM

Brown Rifles Matter

Cleaning

Speaking of irrational want:

The XM42 is the worlds first fully handheld, grab and go flamethrower on the market.

Via Sebastian, who notes a mayor is trying to make it illegal. How they’d do that without banning super soakers is anyone’s guess.

So, hackers released data on users of the website Ashley Madison. For those not in the know, it is a site that married people could use to arrange to have affairs. The site boasted 40M users. Which is probably 39,999,000 men and 1,000 women. I kid. I found out about the site because a friend of mine’s wife used it to cheat on him. But this ain’t a post about that, it’s a post about this: 15,000 government emails revealed in Ashley Madison leak

Who would sign up for anything, much less a site like this, with a work email address?

Wow. Now, a gun grab can happen to any of us, open or concealed. Even having appropriate attire and a good holster, some times your shirt doesn’t cooperate. I’m thinking I might need more retention training.

So, a “legal affairs writer” is seriously arguing that amending the constitution is unconstitutional? Uhm, that’s kind of what that process is there for.

Missouri supreme court upholds ban on felons possessing firearms

But life calls. Kevin is at the Gun Blogger Rendezvous.

I have an irrational want for this lever action shotgun.

So, this is our nightly routine. Whines to get me to play:

Stupid:

Two weeks after at attack on a movie theater in Antioch, Tenn., moviegoers in Knoxville are noticing new security measures.

Theaters owned by Knoxville-based Regal Entertainment Group have posted signs out front warning patrons that “backpacks and bags of any kind are subject to inspection…”

Because no one will carry a gun, say, on their person. And harassing the law-abiding is sure to drum up business!

Record number in Utah to lose carry permits because bureaucrats.

The answer is obvious, really.

Liegeoise 1888 Trials Rifle

Slug Gun

BG 380

Hillary Clinton:

Look I dont believe you change hearts. I believe you change laws, you change allocation of resources, you change the way systems operate.

And that’s not even all of the stupid that she said. She will legislate you to comply.

Even Vox gets it.

My AR pistols are very loud. So loud, sometimes, they’re unpleasant to shoot. Well, there’s a cure for that:

Anyone running a short barrel AR can tell you that the muzzle blast can be overwhelming especially if shooting indoors. Yankee Hill Machine is offering a QD blast deflector that is designed to redirect the blast forward, away from the shooter.

American Hispanics: The Newest Second Amendment Enthusiasts

We’re going to demonstrate to the world that black people have the same rights as white people.

Fraudulent study in the American Journal of Public Health inaccurately claims that states with more guns have more police deaths