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Integrally suppressed 9mm pistol that you can holster: SilncerCo’s Maxim 9
And are, of course, bigoted:
Youve had your chance, bepenised ones. And youve blown it. What youve proven, time and time again, is that you cannot be trusted to behave yourselves after dark.
Aww, you have an opinion. Good for you. Too bad it’s a stupid one. And this one sounds totally made up. Sure, some people are jerks on trains. Some people, not just men.
Seriously, what has happened to feminism? Other than it’s gone insane.
THE RETURN OF THE 9MM (OR WHY I HATE 40 CALIBER)
Also, your gun sucks and you’re holding it wrong.
If a Tennessee grocery store bans guns on its property and a black bear or wild hog kills or injures a person who otherwise would be carrying his or her gun, the gun owner would be allowed to sue the property owner if a newly introduced bill became law.
And:
To accomplish that goal, the legislation allows any Tennessean with a valid gun permit to sue a property owner in the event of injury or death provided the incident occurred while in a gun-free zone.
Well, that would certainly motivate some anti-gun businesses. What about .gov facilities?
Whenever I buy magazines, I look for bulk deals. For instance, every once in a while, Brownells will have a deal on a 10 pack of PMags (not now but they do regularly enough). And sometimes you can get them for just north of $10 each.
Anyway, I found a deal on another site for some M&P9 magazines. So, I snatched some up. When they got here, I realized they were 15 round magazines:
I was a little bummed. I guess they were made for places outside of America, like New Jersey or Maryland or something. They were the same size as the 17 rounders I’m used to, so I decided to take them apart and see what made them 2 shy of a full load:
Seems they compressed a bunch of extra spring at the end of the spring. I suppose I could just order replacement springs. But I grabbed some wire cutters instead and cut off the unnecessary portion of the spring:
They loaded 17 rounds just fine. I’ll check reliability at the next range trip. I may end up buying those replacement springs anyway.
*Wile E Coyote School of Gunsmithing
Better have background checks on internet connectivity: Chicago Top Cop Blames Facebook for Shootings Up Over 200% Since Last Year
FBI says it’s stopping NICS appeals. I’m sure that’ll get them sued.
Liston has a copy of the bill that is being put forth. This has been tried before and failed. I think it fails because so many politicians like to use the list of those with permits for mailers. And, also, the revenue that permits generate.
I usually avoid crowds. But here’s some interesting thoughts (as well as graphic video) crowd and mob violence.
El Chapo had a 50 caliber rifle that was smuggled into Mexico as part of fast and furious smuggling “investigation”.
A federal judge has rejected it:
A federal judge has rejected President Barack Obama’s assertion of executive privilege to deny Congress access to records pertaining to Operation Fast and Furious, a gunrunning probe that allegedly allowed thousands of weapons to flow across the border into Mexico.
U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled Tuesday that the Justice Department’s public disclosures about its response to the so-called “gun walking” controversy undercut Obama’s executive privilege claim.
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Jackson said she wasn’t questioning the propriety of Obama’s claim of privilege, but ruling that the claim could not be sustained in view of other information the Justice Department had released on the topic, chiefly an Office of Inspector General report released in September 2012.
We must lie to hide our true goals:
And every time liberals speak blithely about banning guns, they boost the N.R.A. Lets also banish the term gun control: the better expression is gun safety.
And, surprisingly, the NYT guy nails this one:
So why does nothing get done? One reason is that liberals often inadvertently antagonize gun owners and empower the National Rifle Association by coming across as supercilious, condescending and spectacularly uninformed about the guns they propose to regulate. A classic of gun ignorance
Yeah, I cut the quote off because that’s about where it should have stopped.
Cops cannot tell who the good guy with a gun is! Except they can because the good guy will be the one complying with the cops.
Some cool photos from a time long ago. A time when people wouldn’t be cringing at all the violations of the gun safety rules.
He’s been talking a good game supporting gun rights here recently. But that hasn’t always been the case:
I support the ban on assault weapons and I also support a slightly longer waiting period to purchase a gun.
Like other issues he’s opined on in the past, you have to wonder if he’s sincere or if he’s pandering.
With a quote of the day:
Much as I hate to say it, the NRA is effective primarily because it is largely right when it claims that most gun control measures inconvenience and threaten the law-abiding while having little or no impact on violent crime and criminals.
Clinton was advised several times that gun control was a loser.
If you’re looking for SHOT Show coverage, I recommend you check out Shooting Illustrated’s coverage. And the coverage from The Firearm Blog. Lots of interesting stuff this year.
The trouble with global warming proponents is they reject reality in favor of their model:
If these researchers have any real arguments showing that the satellite data are wrong, the place to prove that is in the peer-reviewed scientific literature – not a propaganda video.
My local county sheriff RECEIVES DESIGNATION AS HIGH- INTENSITY DRUG AREA. And they’re proud of that:
Blount County Sheriff James Lee Berrong and Blount County Mayor Ed Mitchell are elated that Blount County was recognized today by the White House as a county that is heavily involved in addressing the problem of drugs in our community.
I guess they’re excited about all the free federal money they’ll be getting.
Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.
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