Summed up in one phrase: Supreme Court.

Seems the company, Stratasys, didn’t like their product being used to make a 3D printable firearm and pulled their lease of the printer. Not sure but, depending on lease terms, there could be a breach of contract. The wiki-weapon project has had other snags, such as fundraising cut off because the site they used for it doesn’t like guns much. Amazing to me how companies will poop their pants because things are gun related.

At a drug corridor in Arizona.

Well, you know.

A year ago, a push was on in Ohio to allow concealed carry in bars, like most states have. There was the usual calls that there would be blood in the streets and murders and drunken shoot outs and on and on. You know, the usual hysteria we expect. And once again, all that stuff keeps not happening.

Man investigates a break in at neighbor’s. The would be robber attacks him with a knife. The man shoots him dead. The perp turns out to be the man’s 15 year-old adopted son. Now, that’s pretty awful. But it was not a mistake. Via Tam, who says:

Had this happened on your home turf, the papers would be wondering why an innocent and apparently much-loved elementary school teacher was carved up by his own son. Do you have a preference as to which of those stories you’d rather read? I know I do.

A parenting site gets all wookiee suiter. Good.

Just in case

So, Amazon is running sales on gas masks here and here.

Idaho rep’s wife injured. Not sure what happened but be careful out there.

That the days of Paul Helmke will be remembered as the Brady Campaign’s saner years.

In a post where Robb takes offense at those who want to silence free speech, Wizard says:

So, who’s offense takes precedent here?

The guy willing to kill over it.

That someone is a candidate with an R after his name so The Tennessean tries to make it into a big deal. And anyone reading that thinking it was a threat is probably a lunatic.

The movie trailer

Sort of success, I suppose.

Rock Island 9mm 1911

NRA Tactical Knife