Women say the TSA targets them for body scanners.

And what’s behind it:

Witnesses told police that one of those people asked that the gun not be handled by people who had been drinking, at which point De Jong removed the magazine, and, to show others the gun was empty, pointed it at a wall and pulled the trigger, not realizing a live round was in the chamber. The bullet went through the wall and hit Thompson in the neck, charging documents state.

A shooting at a Denny’s in Japan. Guns are banned there. And I would not have thought they’d have Denny’s.

Andrew Napolitano brings the truth:

Vandalism, law-breaking, and dick jokes. Pretty much what we expect from our opponents.

* sure, it’s a property crime but that’s the title I use to denote anti-gunners disregard for the law and propensity for violence.

The shooter grin

Iron Sky trailer. Interesting to me is that this film was also crowdsourced in an online community. That’s pretty cool. If Hollywood keeps making crap, people will make their own movies.

Over at American Hunter

NSSF has given a $5K grant to Hillsdale College.

Over at Reason

Chris Byrne’s blog is 7

PA town overrun with crows. And they want them gone. Well, gosh, how could you get rid of birds? I mean, that’d take like some magic or something.

Via Robert.

Over at BGU

Hacking popular gun safes

I would have gone with wiener dog.

Muddy Girl carbine

Australia’s EF-8

It’s not every day someone buys an AR-15 because Glenn Reynolds linked to them.

Here’s the scoop and contact info for you Tennesseans.

A fun way to teach the kids the alphabet:

Just in time for Starbuck’s appreciation day, comes this: FBI says paying cash for coffee is a sign of terrorist intent

Seems by paying cash for small purchases, you’re trying not to leave a trail. Can we put the grownups in charge?

Seems the server I’m on is getting hammered. So, it’s in and out today.

It’s today. I did not stop this morning at our local Starbucks because the drive through line was backed up to the street. Not sure if that’s the usual or not. But I took it to be a good sign. Will swing in later.

A bit back, Sarah McKinley, who had just recently lost her husband, used a shotgun on one of two intruders to protect her and her newborn. The weapon was taken by police as part of the investigation, leaving he without a shotgun. Well, the folks at the Illinois/Indiana Gun Club raised some funds and bought her a new shotgun.

Update: It is the Champaign County Rifle Association. Sorry about that.

I’m sure that Suzette Kelo is saddened that someone took Stephen Breyer’s property.

Update: And his support for self-defense?

Ballstic gel v. .300 Win Mag

The Doc has a review of Worthless: The Indispensable Guide to Choosing the Right Major. Are liberal arts degrees finishing schools for women?

I have one of those worthless masters degrees!

And you should check out his book. He’s using the funds to buy a new AR.

Looks pretty innovative.

The Tennessee Firearms Association doesn’t seem too happy because the bill is getting stalled in the House, by Republicans.

The TSA doesn’t have enough sense to realize that roughly half of travelers may be women. And since their policy dictates that only women can search women*, a traveling woman was told she could not fly.

* Do they make sure their employees are not gay? If not, I’m guessing that’s not 100% effective.

Clayton Cramer: More Americans protect themselves with guns than you think

Here’s a ring named after the famous Israeli subgun. It happens enough and always cracks me up.