For those interested in such things, my review of the Hammerhead AR-15 stock adapter (that we have talked about a few times before) will be up in the coming week – depsite moving, wrecking my car, and having in-laws visiting, I was finally able to find the time to …
Really, I cannot come up with a coherent response to these – I am endlessly vaccilating between “ingenious”, “hilarious”, “inspired”, and “just plain wierd”. …
I know we have talked about thisa few times before, but it bears repeating – if a criminal already has a gun out and pointed at you, there is absolutely nothing you can do – nothing at all – to change the outcome of the situation, so you …
Speaking of knives, and solitary bad review or not, I have to give Ka-Bar credit for their Besh BOGA – not for the design (on the scale of “being around forever”…), and not for the implementation, but rather for the name.
Better Half and I are headed to the movies this weekend, with a buy-one-get-one deal for Sorcerer’s Apprentice – go over to Fandango, find a time and theater that will work for you, and enter the promo code of “APPRENTICE”.
Since Weer’d went and beat me to this topic, this post will be a little shorter than I had originally intended, but I will go ahead and put it up. From all of the various anti-rights sources in and aroung Tennessee, we pro-rights activists have been subjected to all …
Ninja Assassin: If you have any appreciation, at all, for over-the-top violence, excessive quantities of blood, fairly decent martial arts (that have been gratuitously augmented by special effects and Lord knows what else), well-built young men, or movies that make no bones about being nothing more than a long-term …
As regular readers may recall, I have writtenabout Mantis knives a little in the past, with the general conclusion being “intriguing, but troubling” – intriguing for the designs, approach, and mentality; troubling for the advertising, attitude, and mentality.
Well, recently, I have gotten a bug to try out a …
Weer’d Beard points us to yet another repeat of yet another tired old argument from an unworthy-of-linking-or-even-naming anti-rights nut:
1. Deny gunloons what they most desire. Guns? Nope. Acceptance. What gunloons really want more than anything is an acceptance of their gunloonery as ‘normal’ or mainstream.
On this day, which started out overcast and damp, and seems to be wrapping up relatively nicely, I would like to solemnly, but enthusiastically, raise my middle finger to two separate individuals.
I would love to claim some manner of malicious attempt at subterfuge in using a MagPul box to send the book on its way, but it was more of a, “Gorram it, the Post Office is closed, and the …
We all know that the safest place to store firearms, both in terms of home fires and home invaders, is a well-constructed, fire-resistant, heavy-gauge gun safe, firmly anchored to some very strong floor. However, while those devices are the best places to store firearms, they are somewhat lacking for staging…
And to round out my generally linky-no-thinky postings for today, I give you the Thureon Defense Carbine – advertised as being a ground-up 9mm carbine that uses much of the same parts as an AR-15, but is, by itself, cheaper than an AR-15 9mm conversion kit. It seems to employ …
Predators: For a movie that was unnecessarily hamstrung by using Adrien Brody as the lead “tough guy”, employing a script that involved far too much talking and far too little gratuitous violence, having far too many editing gaffes (not the least of which were clearly visible wires throughout), using …
This is, quite possibly, the best idea regarding soccer ever:
Four: All the refs are MMA fighters, and every time a player falls down and fakes an injury, the ref steps in and administers unto that player the very injury they were faking.
“Before a standing army can rule, the people must be disarmed; as they are in almost every kingdom in Europe. The supreme power in America cannot enforce unjust laws by the sword; because the whole body of the people are armed.” by Noah Webster
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