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I hope Mr. Michael van der Galien does not mind, but this article definitely deserves quoting in its entirety:
[...] You know, living in Southern Kalifornistan as I do, things like this should not surprise me any more: [...] You know, I am not a terribly religious person… I do not go to church every Sunday (and, in fact, have not been in quite some time), I have a hard time narrowing down what my beliefs exactly are (outside of the generic term “Christian”), and I am hardly what … [...] One of the things the Brady Bunch always goes on and on about is the danger of “spraying from the hip”, when it comes to semi-automatic weapons. On that I agree with them – shooting from the hip is wildly inaccurate, and will not result in terribly many rounds hitting … [...] For any of you who are as addicted to Lego bricks as I (still) am, this comprehensive Lego-brick-related post over at Gizmodo should answer just about all the questions you could probably ever think of, and then some. For instance, my two favorites are:
[...] People are stupid. In this particular case, I do not blame the Darwin Award candidate – i.e., the child – but I lay every last ounce of blame at the feet of his incompetent, irresponsible, and generally idiotic parents. I would like to say this kind of thing is … [...]
[...] This may not be directly related to a US law enforcement no-knock warrant situation, but it is a good example why no-knock entries are potentially dangerous to an average American as well as the law enforcement group performing it. [...] In exchange for the blatant self-aggrandizement I did in a previous post (hey, Google-bombs are kind of fun!), I figured I would put up another one of these. The general premise is that you are free to ping this post (and every other post in this category), as long as … [...] In celebration of the recent Heller decision, I performed one of my many duties as a law abiding gun owner and procured another method for safely storing my rifle and pistol. This is not to say I did not have one already – I do – but I am … [...] First off, I would like to state that all of the hoplophobes, anti-rights activists, and anti-self-defense folk out there can respectfully get bent. [...] As with just about any other weblog owner, I do keep an eye on my traffic and what sites are referring to me – after all, it is sometimes interesting to see what other people write about you and your writings. More often than not, though, most of my traffic … [...] So, needless to say (since my own weblog demonstrates the validity of what I am about to write), I have been pretty quiet on the whole Heller case situation, simply because I lack the expertise, experience, and general-purpose knowledge of the situation, how the mechanics work, and the finer points … [...]
[...] Remember that big fraking bug I encountered a few weeks ago that could withstand 70-mile-per-hour wind? [...]
[...] Excuse the shoddy quality of the following images… I did not want to use a flash at the range (for more-or-less obvious reasons) so my camera compensated by boosting its ISO through the roof (1600 for both images, I believe). Of course, on the flip side, it is useful to … [...] I should be in bed, but this goes along with my previous post:
[...] M1A SOCOMs are loud. Or at least that is the impression I am getting. The below is an actual exchange from the range:
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