Civil War arms

Sig Scorpion

Suppressor on the cover of the New York Times.

Now, a book. And it’s actually artistic and not, you know, tacky like Sniper Babes.

Penn Jillette on why he’s a libertarian: I don’t know

Trouble with other ideologies is the perceived need to do something. Even if it’s the wrong thing or they don’t know why or it never works. Doesn’t matter. We must do something. For the children. To make us feel better. Or a rainbow farting unicorn. Whatever.

I’ve often heard this bogus argument* that the trouble with libertarianism is that, gosh golly, you don’t offer an alternative plan. Why would I? The current road leads to ruin. Why would I try to patch that road?

And bonus points for Jillette for using government is force in the MSM.

* Not really an argument. More a logical fallacy implying that it’s stupid to offer no alternative to some current horrible set of circumstances and being unwilling to play the game. I’m not justifying anything. That doesn’t mean you’re not wrong.

From, uhm, Slate?

You know, when he just voted “present” instead of actually doing stuff. Oh, wait.

The best way to label magazines I’ve seen in a while.

Sunset over Manhattan, made by plinking.

In Cali, one gun is OK and the other is illegal.

Those mags are loaded.

Obama helping buy blogger ammo.

Some are hating but I think this is brilliant. Reminds me of the DOE 633.

It was not what I thought it would be.

Woolrich Discrete Carry Shirt.

Genuine Gear Tactical Pants

How to make canned and refrigerator pickles.

I’m a fan, even though my cucumbers are doing poorly this year.

of Android v. IOS users.

A demonstration.

In Britain, everything is policed except crime.

Yes. Here’s an editorial that opens with: Open-carry puts shoppers on edge

Yet, it cites no one actually being on edge or anything all that exciting. I guess they must mean the editorial board was there and on edge. And then, there’s this:

But, as Sunday’s experience demonstrates, there’s a problem with open carry: When that person walks through the door, how can customers tell if the person bearing the weapon is a potential rescuer or killer?

In other words, is the guy or gal with the gun angry with the store’s management or return policy, or simply browsing for a new digital camera?

Well, if it’s in his hand and he’s pointing it at someone, that’s a pretty sure indication.

A twist on hot dogs.

I’ve done similar with my former brother in law’s Italian Redneck Hotdog.

We must ban weed eaters.

Gunwalker guns linked to 11 more violent crimes.

Jay reviews some CrimsonTrace laser grips.

I anxiously await their Lightguard for Project House Gun.

Mossberg Thunder Ranch Shotty

Pink suppressor

I black out:

Tam notes that being witness to a negligent discharge really leaves a mark on your brain. Well, having one yourself, even more so.

where (Philly) Mayor Michael Nutter bowled with teenagers in an effort to stop the violence

Three Criticisms. I have the full-size version and am quite fond of it.

Beretta getting into the itty-bitty 9mm gun game. Also, says the chassis supports .40S&W. Will we soon see a bunch of pocket fotays?

We must ban nutcrackers.

And knives.

Dragon Leatherworks is moving to (or near) The City (My The City).