Gorsuch confirmation heading to the senate this week. I’m guessing it ends with the nuclear option. But we shall see.

And I heard Schumer (which autocorrect helpfully suggests Scummier as a replacement) on the radio news today yammering on about how it’s different when he does it.

Android overtakes Windows as most used operating system on the internet. Interesting. I figured that iOS would rank higher than it did. But, the article points out, that reflects Android’s popularity in Asia and other areas. I wonder what the percentages are just for the US.

From The Tennessee Firearms Association:

Last week, Tennesseans heard “a great disturbance in the Force” as a small group of House legislators killed three specific bills – constitutional carry, permitless open carry, and improved civil immunity. All three bills were killed in the same House subcommittee – The House Civil Justice Subcommittee – on March 29.

Funny how all those republicans are pro-gun when running for office. But when it comes time to do pro-gun stuff, they change their tune.

Do You Recognize these Five Common Piles of Prepper BS.

Some interesting stuff today:

Some Pretty Weird Prototypes Preceded the P90 Submachine Gun

The Strangest Guns Youll Find In The NRA Museums Collections

Norinco 7.6239 M1A. Those are cool. But you can’t them here. But Canadians can.

And one more good one from Gun Mag Warehouse, the bacon PMAG:

The one day of the year where people are aware that not every thing on the internet is true. I mulled over a few different ideas such as announcing I was the new content editor and internety headline writer for TTAG. But I never really got that into it. But other people did. Here’s some I found funny:

Brownells is getting into tactical falconry.

First Tactical‘s Office Camo:

Apex’s universal trigger:

Vortex’s bullet cam:

Thanks for the entertainment.

Well, if they can’t keep track of the guns they’re giving to criminals in Mexico, I’m not sure I’m all that surprised to learn that they can’t track or account for their informants.

P320 Blows Up But Keeps On Working

A five year old was suspended for pretending a stick was a gun.

A four year old brought a shell casing to school and was suspended. And Child Services was contacted. At least it wasn’t MA. The four year old would have gone to jail.

Tar and feathers.

Heh:

A TSA screener in Atlanta missed a loaded handgun in a woman’s bag. And there’s this:

She self-reported to police and officers showed up at the gate to confiscate her gun and bag.

Jackson told them she had a permit from Alabama, but did not have it with her.

Police arrested her and charged her with unlawful possession of a handgun.

This seems to happen enough that if I ever find myself in the secure area and had a gun, I doubt seriously that I’d tell anyone.

But of course: Turns Out Congressional Republicans Dont Really Want to Cut Spending

It’s funny that a lifelong Democrat from NYC is advocating more cuts and less government than the GOP, who runs on that stuff.

The longest silencer ever.

Wilson

Colt Delta Elite 10mm

White-Merrill .45 Caliber Pistol

Well, the frame. It shoots but I wonder for how long.

A homeowner’s 19 year old son shot and killed three would be burglars with an AR-15.

A man tried to rob a pizza place by pointing a gun magazine at the employees.

With the growing number of guns being sold, accidental gun deaths are at a new low.

Along with other .gov agencies. But this case is so full of weird, scary, and stupidity:

I see this little pipe that looked like a sprinkler sticking out of the ground, Canyon told EastIdahoNews.com. I go over and touch it. Then it makes a pop sound and it spews orange gas everywhere.

The orange gas was cyanide, and it sprayed into Canyons left eye and on his clothing.

The teen grabbed some snow and washed his eye out but then realized Casey was having problems.

And it got placed there by the US government:

It took hours after emergency crews arrived and help from multiple agencies to learn Casey had died from exposure to an M-44.

M-44s are spring-activated devices that release cyanide when they are activated through upward pressure or pulling. The US Department of Agriculture uses the devices to control coyotes and other predators.

So, the USDA placed these around the edge of a property line and didn’t put up a sign or notify people who lived in the adjoining neighborhood?

When Does the Pistol Slide Start to Move?

Sooner than I thought.

Some Alabama sheriffs don’t want the state to go constitutional carry because they’d lose out on their gun permit money.

VA Gov. McAuliffe has vetoed the bill that allows those who take out protective orders to carry firearms.

NRA ILA says that they’re running ads in key states (i.e., with Democrats but the people like guns) and will use the Gorsuch confirmation for ratings.

Well, OK:

Robb is making his own pistol grips.

Massachusetts Prepares to Vacate Nearly 24,000 Tainted Drug Convictions

M&P 2.0. I’m curious to see how her review goes. As yet, I’ve seen no reason to upgrade from my version 1.0.

M1915 Howell Automatic Rifle

So, I snagged a JM Custom Kydex holster for the Sig P229, which was my very first carry gun. And today I carried it for the first time. The old Sig doesn’t have any gizmos or doodads on it. As Tam (I think) would say, there are no lights, lasers, tasers, phasers or wind speed indicators on it. Kind of nice having a minimalist sort of carry gun. It’s less obtrusive than the M&P with a Trijicon and a TLR-1 on it.

But a question for AIWB guys and gals: What do you do when driving? If I had to draw while in a vehicle, I’d have to go through the extra movement of unbuckling a seat belt, as opposed to just leaning forward as I could do with my 3:00 carry rig. And, it seems to me, that were I to get in a collision, I’m looking at a broken hip from the force of the GripZone^tm being thrust at me thanks to the seat belt. Anyone know of anytime someone AIWB carrying had such a car accident? I’d be curious to know if that is a real thing or if I’m overthinking the whole thing.

I’m happy to report I was not killed in the streets.

Did the Single-Stack Nine Kill the Carry Revolver?

A fair point, I think, for the civilian market and police.

Not for me. I had a single stack 9mm for a while (an Shield with a laser). But I found that when I wanted to go smaller, I really wanted to go small and pocket carry. The single stack 9mms aren’t suited to that for me and based on how I dress. So I’ll probably end up picking up a snubby of some kind and a pocket holster for those places where I can’t carry a gun.

But if I’m going to strap on a holster, I really see no reason to not carry a full size gun with a lot more BBs and a more pleasing grip.

So, a bunch of lefties, protesting Trump, decided to openly carry rifles at the Capitol. I’m glad they support the right to own high capacity magazines.