Old School EDC…

Old school EDC, going back to carrying a revolver, but I HATE breaking in a new leather holster… Colt Cobra in Galco leather.  Bianchi speed strip loaded with Hornady Critical Duty. And I got ‘chastised’ on FB for not boosting … Continue reading

Labor or Labour Day…

US vs. Canada spelling… sigh… Both countries celebrate it on the first Monday September as a tribute to the working men and women. Who started Labor Day? Like most cultural events, there is still some doubt over its origination. Some … Continue reading

Quicky road trip…

So you get pictures! BIG sky… Sunset… And that’s all folks… … Continue reading

I wonder…

Where they are going with THIS study… Sixty-six percent of Veteran firearm owners stored at least one firearm unlocked, and 46.7 percent stored at least one loaded. Storing a firearm loaded and unlocked was more common among Veteran firearm owners … Continue reading

Humor me here…

Now we all know that PETA has forced Barnums’ Crackers to change their box to this… It represents their ‘utopia’ that doesn’t even come close to reality… Now ‘my’ proposal would be a little more realistic, and I’d credit it … Continue reading

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Interesting, and true…

I’m old enough to remember the riots and the media coverage, both in the papers and on the three channels we got… And it went on for days… Fifty years ago tonight, a great American political party was murdered by … Continue reading

This is interesting…

Apparently some of the Brit science is settled crowd are getting up on their high horses… Again… We are no longer willing to lend our credibility to debates over whether or not climate change is real. It is real. We need to … Continue reading

Songbird is gone…

John McCain, AKA Songbird, is now having to answer to a higher power tonight. And this will be one time he can’t lie his way out of what he’s done. I’m sure the media will lionize him, elevating him almost … Continue reading

Chief Emory is dead…

A Pearl Harbor survivor who pushed to identify buried unknown remains from the 1941 attack died Monday at age 97. Ray Emory lived through the early morning Japanese aerial bombing but never forgot those who didn’t. He spent the past few decades … Continue reading