Downtime- We can ALL use a bit of that…Spent yesterday with Phlegmmy and Lawdog and the usual suspects out in Texas, and it was truly a nice break to just sit in the back yard, drink nerd beer and chat … Continue reading
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An Ordinary American has a post up about the Airborne Angels Volunteers, take a moment and go read, and if you are so moved, throw a buck or two or twenty their way. Their biggest issue is paying the mailing for … Continue reading
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Holds NRA Entitled to Attorneys’ Fees in Lawsuits Against Chicago and Oak Park, Illinois Fairfax, VA—Today, the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals conclusively and forcefully held, without need for oral argument, that the National Rifle Association has … Continue reading
I was going to put a post on the training (albeit very short) class we received from Tom Givens from Rangemasters and his folks at the Lucky Gunner/Bullet Fest 11 shoot, but as I read some of the other folks … Continue reading
OBAMA did NOT kill Bin Laden. An American sailor, who Obama, just a few weeks ago, was debating on whether or not to PAY, did. In fact, if you remember a little less than two years ago, his administration actually charged and attempted … Continue reading
1 * Accept the fact that some days you’re the pigeon, and some days you’re the statue! 2 * Always keep your words soft and sweet, just in case you have to eat them. 3 * Always read stuff that … Continue reading
Lucky Gunner was nice enough to host some bloggers and others at a Memorial Day Weekend shoot today; and a rather strange day it was… Yes, that IS a Civil War Re-enactor taking a break from shooting the cannon in … Continue reading
Thank you to those who have gone before us and given their all for us… Hand Salute!Ready, Two.Nuff said… … Continue reading
Two books I’d like to call your attention to… Well, one ‘real’ book and one E-Arc. The E-Arc is Larry Correia’s new book Monster Hunter Alpha. In it we FINALLY get the backstory on Earl Harbinger, and it’s presented in … Continue reading
The last Hueys have been retired by the Army and the Marines, so an iconic airframe passes into history with little fanfair, other than military ceremonies… First developed by Bell for medivac and utility use in 1952, first flight was … Continue reading