In a rather interesting example of just how pervasive social media has become in our modern society, the legal defense team for George Zimmerman has started a weblog and Twitter account. Being the distinctly not-a-lawyer as I am, my initial, knee-jerk reaction to that information is to immediately decry …
By and large, the hardcore "gun control" extremist organizations throughout America have to play the long, political game, which basically boils down to incrementalism – they want total civilian disarmament, and we know they want total civilian disarmament, and it is fair to say that they know we know, but …
Paul: This is quite possibly the funniest, most irreverent, spoofiest, and definitely the most crude science fiction comedy I have seen in a very long time, and stands a very good chance of knocking Galaxy Quest off its well-deserved, parodical throne. …
Everyone remember the Bighorn Model 89 – the .500 S&W Magnum lever-action rifle I still want, still do not own, and still cannot afford, but helped make this awesome motivational image for:
My understanding is that it will be featured on tomorrow’s (Wednesday’s) American Guns as the folks at Gunsmoke…
Unlike a fellow gunny who used to write here, I went ahead and figuratively pulled the trigger today and ordered not one, but two5.11 Tactical Duty Kilts, one in TDU Khaki and one in TDU Green. I waffled back and forth between ordering one or two – …
On my way to Organized Play to have my ass handed to me at a prerelease game for the new set of Magic: the Gathering (I did manage to "win" one round, but only because we ran out of time and the other guy threw the last of our three …
To get to Mount Le Conte Lodge – the establishment we recently spent the night at – one must first traverse somewhere between 5 and 8 miles of single-track trails through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. As with all National Parks, the trails and area are remarkably separated from …
Apparently I occasionally write something worth reading, and I seem to have unintentionally used up my quota for the next two years: The Squirrel Report will be featuring two of my recent weblog posts – my guest post for Everyday No Days Off regarding the increasing prevalence of the "…
Say, for the sake of argument, that you are in charge of a fairly small, unpopular non-profit organization that has dedicated itself to fighting against and with a massively larger organization on the other side of your ideological fence. Say you have been faced with a series of major and …
We have weird cats. If they just liked the AK-pattern shotgun, I could kind of understand that, given their at least partial Russian Blue heritage, but…
I happened to be in downtown Knoxville yesterday with some time to spare, so I swung by Organized Play to see if there was anything I could waste some money one (coincidentally, there was, but such things are not hard to find in that store).
The Darkest Hour: Superficially, this could have been nothing more than a popcorn-worthy scifi/horror romp (especially since the director was also responsible for such previous romps as Night Watch, Day Watch, and the more widely-known Wanted), but, Jesus Christ on a pogo stick, its plot holes …
“Americans are purchasing firearms and ammunition in record numbers, not because they believe 2009 will offer unusually good duck hunting, but because they fear the fallout from the coming economic storm and the state's reaction to that fallout.” by Michael Gaddy
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