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44% of US homes have a gun...

...according to Pew, and that's just the gun owners willing to answer the question to begin with. I'd guess the actual number is somewhat higher.
Surprise: Gun ownership rises to 44% of all homes

Saturday, August 27, 2016

No!

Mexico Repeats Call for U.S. Gun Ban while Ignoring the Obvious
Once you get your own house in order without screwing with my enumerated rights, you can come calling again. the answer will still be no.

UPDATE: Now that's interesting. Blogger apparently didn't like my title on this post. The word "No". It won't show up. "I Don't Think So" shows up fine. I switched them up a few times with the same result. Seriously strange. No with punctuation works fine, so "No!" it is. Huh?

Friday, August 26, 2016

If you win medals in six consecutive Olympic Games...

...and your sport involves guns, you get...
Muzzled!
Very good article and a damned impressive athlete.

Wednesday, August 24, 2016

How is this guy libertarian...

...and what the frack is wrong with a so called Libertarian Party that keeps nominating him.
Gary Johnson Backs CO2 ‘Fee’ To Fight Global Warming

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Recently Read

The Man Who Would Be King by Rudyard Kipling

Die Trying by Lee Child

The Last Centurion by John Ringo

I got the Kipling off of Project Gutenberg. I've read Kipling's poetry but never his prose. No Excuse, but I'll tell you Kim is on the list and I'll be going back to Gutenberg again soon. Damn good read.

This is the second of Child’s Jack Reacher novels I've read. The first was good but slow. This one had a faster pace and I liked it a bit more. I'll read more by him at some point.

Then there is Ringo. I read The Last Centurion when it came out in 2008 and really liked it then. His points on the Left were on point then and with Hillary running again it is now timely once more. If you haven't read it do. The link above goes to the Baen page for the novel with the first nine chapters free. Can't beat that.

Sunday, August 21, 2016

Regina Spektor - “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” - Official Video (From Kubo And The Two Strings)

The movie is excellent. I'd have to say it is my favorite movie of the year so far. I cried at the end.

I like Regina Spector's cover of ""While My Guitar Gently Weeps". I like Regina Spektor. I'll admit the original Beatles' version has an attraction as well.

Thursday, August 18, 2016

If you don't like it...

...don't buy it.
SJWs Demand 'Deus Ex' Video Game Not Let Gamers Make 'Immoral' Decisions
That's what normal people do. Instead, these SJW grumps insist the rest of us conform to their world view. I say no, and if the producers of that game don't say the same I suspect they'll have a flop on their hands. Their choice.

Wednesday, August 17, 2016

Tuesday, August 16, 2016

Recently Read

The King of Las Vegas by John Van Stry

I picked it up on impulse and damn was it a good read. Reminds me a bit of Dead Easy by William Mark Simmons. I'll definitely be reading his other novels. Highly recommended.

...and had his finger not been on the trigger...

Detective accidentally shoots self as police pursuit ends in crash
Also the police knew who he was and could have picked him up later yet chose to pursue him through town. The crook wasn't the only one who put lives at risk.

Sunday, August 14, 2016

Saturday, August 13, 2016

Recent Additions

This drawing is by Johnny Craig of EC fame. Post EC he worked mostly in advertising and this is probably a preliminary sketch from that work. I'd love one of his comic pages but would rather not mortgage the house. This will do.

This is by Joe Pimetel out of Brazil. To my knowledge he hasn't done any professional work here in the States. He doesn't seem to have any presence online. No idea about Brazil, but I do like his style.

Thursday, August 11, 2016

The Law?








We ARE the Law

It's like where I work. We're told the General Orders are for the employees not the Administration. Ya know, rules are for the little people.

I got a call this morning.

I don't remember my source for the new DDTC "guidance" intended to put gunsmith's out of business. I didn't even blog on it. I just sent off emails to my Senators and Congressman. I got a phone call from one Senator Tillis' staffers this morning asking me about it. She said she wanted to make sure my take on it matched hers before talking to Tillis about it. I have never gotten that kind of response from an email to any politician...ever. That's kinda neat, but my take away from the short conversation is that this thing had gone under the radar of our representatives in DC. That may not be the case now, but those of you who haven't called or written your representatives on this matter probably oughta. Just a thought.

Wednesday, August 10, 2016

Recently Read

The Last Roman by Edward Crichton

A Special Forces team gets thrown back in time to Caligula's Rome. It is well written and very readable, but the plot is kinda predictable. I liked it, but I haven't decided if I'm picking up the next in the series yet. We'll see.

The stupid just keep getting stupider.

SJW Internet Freaks Out about How ‘Wearing Camo Can Be Anti-Feminist’
This is on par with the Gadsden flag, t-shirt, cap, whatever, being racist. Me? I don't wear camo and have intention of starting because some SJW twit is trying to make a statement. I did see a plate with the Gadsden Flag logo on it at the local DMV office that would look lovely on the front of my SUV. I think I'll go buy it.

Tuesday, August 9, 2016

Monday, August 8, 2016

Libertarian my a$$.

Libertarian VP Candidate Video; Gun Ban for Terror Watch List, Rifles are "Weapons of Mass Destruction"
It would have been nice for the Libertarian Party to nominate an actual libertarian candidate. Instead we get Gary Johnson and William Weld. I won't be voting for either since I can't trust either on the Second Amendment.

Sunday, August 7, 2016

Suicide Squad

I liked it, but it wasn't the film it could have been. There were too many characters and too much going on in too tight a time frame to develop any rapport with the audience. I'm not sure if a longer film would have made it better, BUT I did like it. The makers gave me high expectations and failed to meet them, BUT I liked it. Oh, Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn? Hot, and the best thing in the movie. Did I say i liked it?

Suicide Squad comes in about mid-list for the year.

Recently Read

The Chronicles of Dr. Gribbleflotz by Kerryn Oxford and Rick Boatright

The life and times of an alchemist prior to and after the Ring of Fire. Interesting and recommended.

Say It Ain't So

While Protesting Guns, Anti-Gun Activist Accidentally Negligently Breaks Gun Laws He Supports
Fixed for them.

It's a stupid law. Now the question is whether they will charge for violating a stupid law or let him go since he is one of their own and didn't intend to violated the law. Hell, it worked for Hillary.

Thursday, August 4, 2016

Recently Read

The Dragon Hammer by Tony Daniel

Daniel isn't a new writer, but this is the first novel by him, I've read. I tried his collaboration with David Drake a few years back, but it didn't grab me. When I saw this on the Baen website, my initial inclination was to give it a pass. Then I read the sample and had to finish the book. It is set in an alternate North American were magic exists and the Vikings vie with the Romans for control. Good story and characters with a tight style that stays on task. I liked it, and will buy the next book in the series.

A Republic, if you can keep it.


















Screwed, we are. Actually, it's a matter of screwed or really screwed.

The Eternal Debate












I don't care. If I put my rounds center mass, 9mm or .45, they will do the job. Seriously.

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