And there’s a reason for that. I suspected as such but didn’t have a Sig on hand to try it out.

Mail Online:

In the tiny Texas town of Harrold, children and their parents do not give much thought to their safety at the community’s only school, because they know that some of the teachers are carrying concealed weapons.

In the remote town, the nearest law enforcement office is 30 minutes away and the residents know each other and trust each other, so the school board made the momentous decision to allow teachers to arm themselves at their work around children.

At first I was like 2,400 lumens! Sweet! And, then, I was like $1,400?

I-594 fears confirmed

And, from Oleg:

As things stand now in Washington state, everyone who has a firearm at home or has some remote connection to shooting is at risk of prosecution under the broadly written, pervasive and completely unreasonable new restrictions on a variety of normal, everyday and entirely benign actions that are legal pretty much everywhere else in the country.

That video I linked showing, well, I dunno what is back at ENDO. And he found even more similar derp.

Why would people put that on the internet?

It’s been five years since Climategate: tree-ring circus.

Administration withholds information about lead levels to advance Cali lead ammo ban.

Ars Technica looks at silencers.

What the anti-gunners think and what they think you think.

Double barreled rifle

92S

Obama wants to avoid that. So, he’s asking for funding for body cameras for police officers.

It was pretty soundly trashed when released. But Kevin thinks it’s not bad.

Since I hadn’t heard any thing about it in a while. But: CDC: More Than 1,400 People in U.S. Being Actively Monitored for Ebola

Apparently, gun control would help. Or something.

Shooting Illustrated is giving away some goodies.

A 22 bolt action built into a flute.

A second amendment case for stun guns:

The Supreme Judicial Court is being asked to decide whether a state law that prohibits private citizens from possessing stun guns infringes on their right to keep and bear arms. In an unusual twist, the court is also being asked to examine whether the Second Amendment right to defend yourself in your own home applies in the case of a homeless person.

Little Smiths

Paperweights

Another of Dad’s toys:

Makes me want a Sig again. Sweet wooden grips.

A review:

I rather like the low bore axis. But nine bills for a polymer gun seems steep.

And the Brady Campaign is sad because the NJ AG ruled that the ridiculous smart gun that someone invented isn’t smart enough.

Uhm, this doesn’t look like a good idea.

Apparently, could have ended sooner but two people there were forbidden from lawfully carrying their guns.

Brilliant

Peaceful protest: Immigrant beaten to death with hammers.

Guarding from the rooftops. Well, until the police threatened to arrest them for operating without a license.

DOJ failed at hiding its attempts to target Attkisson over fast and furious?

An AR that takes AK mags

Number of NICS checks. But gun ownership is on the decline, they say.

Suppressed revolver. Yeah, that’s right.

Threaded Glock factory barrels

.22 Colts Woodsman Match Target semi-automatic