A call to action in Tennessee.

I like the title: A gun in the home is 47 Billion times more likely

No: Do They Not Care About Dead Mexicans?

Holder pleads stupid. Says I know you are but what am I?

Also, no: Dems abandoning ship?

House committee to get its subpoena on.

Congressman Labrador calls for Holder’s resignation.

AZ sheriff calls for independent investigation.

CBS reporter interviewed by O’Reilly.

Now, it’s running ammo.

Astronauts returning from moon had to go through customs.

Harassing someone over a gun shaped thing.

Joe has a review of the book:

this is the story of how Aston (sic) Glock came to dominate the handgun market in the U.S

Social coupons for shooting lessons.

From Brigid

US drones get virus.

Bill to ban open carry of unloaded firearms signed into law. So much for speculation on his supposed pro-gun attitude.

SD40 review

Girly gun

Suppressed MKII

Wooden Nagant Replica

A list of yummy.

I don’t know that I’ve blogged it but my facebook friends know that I have taken to making my own beer and making wine for the wife. I don’t drink wine myself. Anyway, tomorrow, I’ll begin making my first pumpkin beer. It will contain roasted pumpkin, brown sugar, and some molasses. Should be good, in theory.

Three a day is the government recommended daily dose.

In Texas, stealing aluminum cans and a penny is a felony?

And careful picking up spent brass.

Emily Miller’s second report:

The D.C. Gun Registry office is not where you go for help getting a legal gun; it’s where you go to get more confused by bureaucracy.

Indeed. My sooper seekrit correspondent sent me pics of the registry office and it looks so inviting. Typical government entrance:

Obviously, there’s no bias implied by calling it the Gun Control Unit:

Why not a gun rights section:

A round up of stuff you can win on the internet.

3-D bleeding zombie targets.

Reuters:

Secret panel can put Americans on “kill list’

American militants like Anwar al-Awlaki are placed on a kill or capture list by a secretive panel of senior government officials, which then informs the president of its decisions, according to officials.

I can’t say that I have a problem with killing terrorists. But I can say I have a problem with bureaucrats who spend $900 on a hammer making such decisions.

Clark:

. . . the end of gun control is not politically or culturally driven, but was a historical inevitability. . .

Yay, technology.

At an Ohio barber shop:

Barber Kurt Voelkel in the Cleveland suburb of Parma says the man was adjusting his clothing and sitting down on Sept. 29 when a 9 mm handgun fell from his holster, struck the ground and went off.

Guns don’t generally discharge when dropped.

Of the word ‘gun’ at MTV. Been doing that for years.

In Cali, the DOJ has rid the world of terrorism and violent crime and will now crack down on the scourge of sick people smoking weed.

Brick O’Lore has a report of Coal Creek Armory’s new digs.

Pretty easy to do if you’re the president.

A trend toward guns that are hard to shoot and control.

Occupy Whatever protesters allowed to break law.

Holder informed of the operation multiple times.

Asked if he was aware, Obama says “Certainly, I was not“.

Burglars find man’s child porn stash and turn him in.

And thieves stole a bridge. Yes, a whole fucking bridge. Scrap is pretty valuable.

Marky Mark: felon in possession.

Selective enforcement is tyranny.

A grandmother wants to concealed carry.

45 LC snubbie. Without a covered trigger.

1911 inspired knife

Advantage Arms 22 conversion for Glock