Memorial Day Weekend…

It’s NOT about those of us that came back, it’s about those who didn’t make it home… Take a moment, say a prayer for your freedoms and the military men and women who gave their lives that you may enjoy … Continue reading

Another one gone…

Y’all may have seen comments by ‘Skidmark’ here and on other gun blogs. Sadly he’s passed away. Skidmark was Paul Henick, and he was a long time member and supporter of both VCDL and ODCO. Paul was always willing to … Continue reading

TBT…

Since this is Memorial Day weekend… 58,000 plus of our brothers and sisters didn’t make it back. Nuff said… … Continue reading

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Slow blog…

Due to a technical issue that a few folks have brought to my attention, Barron has been researching the issue. As of now, he’s got cache off, which clears the script at the top of the page, but makes for … Continue reading

Peter’s new book!!!

Peter’s got a new book out!!! Hook the picture to go to Amazon! From Peter- It’s been a labor of love for me, because I grew up on a steady diet of what I’d call ‘classic’ Westerns;  Louis L’Amour, Zane … Continue reading

Moar puns…

Have ‘pun’ with these:   A man’s home is his castle, in a manor of speaking Dijon vu – the same mustard as before Practice safe eating – always use condiments Shotgun wedding – A case of wife or death … Continue reading

NRA Annual Meeting wrap…

Its been an interesting weekend. Final thoughts… Less people than last year, at least from the crowds observed. “Targeted” shoppers/lookers- Most of the booths I talked to said they had seen people coming in looking for/at specific items. A particular … Continue reading

Day 2. Recap, NRA…

Sadly, an era has truly changed… Larry Weeks was no longer smiling and cracking bad jokes at the Brownells booth this year. According to folks, he’s either shooting three gun, or playing with race cars. He will be missed. Larry … Continue reading

Aviation Art…

July 7, 1944. Captain Clarence E. “Bud” Anderson slides in behind a trio of ME-109s flying in perfect formation, seemingly oblivious to the huge armada of bombers and fighters in the vicinity. 357th Fighter Group leader Tommy Hayes, spoiling for … Continue reading