Cool.

Tam on the debate of keeping one in the pipe: I would like to point out that they are called “handguns”, and not “handsguns”, for a reason.

Heh.

It wrecked the gas can too:

Soap doesn’t work. Toilets don’t flush. Clothes washers don’t clean. Light bulbs don’t illuminate. Refrigerators break too soon. Paint discolors. Lawnmowers have to be hacked. It’s all caused by idiotic government regulations that are wrecking our lives one consumer product at a time, all in ways we hardly notice.

No, some of us notice.

The CVS pharmacist called the cops saying she had a fake prescription. The cop takes her to jail based on his word. Her doctor disagreed. She’s suing. This is your brain on the drug war.

Our opponents are all for it. They say that if the courts say it’s constitutional then you cannot resist when the .gov rounds someone up based on ethnicity. And the Greeks elected some Nazis, the response is funny. And Nazis are far right? Ok, then.

Nancy with a great idea for an event. I use a suppressor myself.

In New Orleans, more people getting guns due to recent increase in violent crime.

Make-A-Wish foundation helps a kid get to see a bomb go off.

Fun stat: JAMES Bond has survived 4,662 shots fired at him in 22 films – an almost impossible feat, say experts.

Odd how people will get things just because someone doesn’t want them to have it. Even if it’s utterly and completely ridiculous.

An illustration. Same with household chemicals, tools and other things.

Review of a remote controlled helicopter with spy camera. And they’re giving one away.

You can buy one here at $120 off.

Ruining a perfectly good Garand

In PA

In Cali

The Hill:

A town hall meeting on gun rights hosted by Nebraska state Treasurer Don Stenberg, a GOP candidate for Senate, was scrapped when nobody showed up.

Stenberg had hoped to discuss the Fast and Furious investigation and Attorney General Eric Holder at the forum sponsored by Gun Owners of America, the Grand Island Independent reported.

The city folds: Give the Council of the District of Columbia some credit. They’re actually responding to criticisms about how the city’s gun laws are being implemented.

One of the guns discharged. No, it didn’t. It was fired by someone with their finger on the trigger.

CTD has a look. It can be like arts and crafts for them.

Triple threat: gun, knife and brass knuckle combo

New Mustang

Three barreled revolver

PPS-43C pistol

Advanced technology slows airport check in.

Could You Legally Hunt Bigfoot in Tennessee?

The 6 Most Badass Weapons Ever Improvised in Battle

A vet and his wife were together for 65 years. A home invader beats his wife to death. There’s a fund set up for legal and medical bills here.

The FBI wants everyone that makes social media type websites to install a mandatory backdoor so the FBI can watch you:

The FBI is asking Internet companies not to oppose a controversial proposal that would require firms, including Microsoft, Facebook, Yahoo, and Google, to build in backdoors for government surveillance.

In meetings with industry representatives, the White House, and U.S. senators, senior FBI officials argue the dramatic shift in communication from the telephone system to the Internet has made it far more difficult for agents to wiretap Americans suspected of illegal activities, CNET has learned.

Rand Paul wants to shut down the TSA:

“The American people shouldn’t be subjected to harassment, groping, and other public humiliation simply to board an airplane. As you may have heard, I have some personal experience with this, and I’ve vowed to lead the charge to fight back,” Paul wrote at the top of a C4L fundraising pitch, according to blogs that received the email. “Campaign for Liberty is leading the fight to pressure Congress to act now and restore our liberty. It’s time to END the TSA and get the government’s hands back to only stealing our wallets instead of groping toddlers and grandmothers.”

Americans pay more in taxes than they do for food and shelter.

Houston police load up their tactical vests, face-coverings, thigh holsters and machine guns and raid a handjob hut.

In Kentucky, the city forced everyone to buy tickets to display in their window. Well, some didn’t pay the tax and the city wanted to crack down on them. So, doing what government does, they inconvenienced everyone with roadblocks looking for those stickers. Then the police searched everyone without the sticker. The court says that’s illegal because it’s a revenue measure.

A look at muzzle flash.

The Southern Poverty Law Center doesn’t really care about left wing terrorism.

And Ladd Everett says that fast and furious is made up. Despite the facts and the admission of AG, it’s just not convenient for anti-gun ideology.