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Jard J67 bullpup: new on American Shooting Journal
Posted in ammunition, rifle, weapon
Tagged 9x19, American Shooting Journal, ASJ, bullpup, semi-aito
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Get a signed print of your choice
If you are able to help my friend Dawn, I will reward you with a signed print of your choice from my gallery site. Any donation of $50 and up gets you a signed print (in the US, I’d have to send you a file for printing abroad due to the cost and uncertainty of international shipping) of increasing size.
- $60+ 8″x10″
- $120+ 16″x20″
- $180+ 20″x30″
Help Dawn for the sake of doing the right thing. Let me know. Get a signed poster print to remind you of having done it.
A dear friend needs help!
I want to introduce my friend Dawn Faust Bibby. She and her husband of John have been my close friends and staunch supporters since 2013. We met when John replied to a request for models during my work at Kel-Tec in Florida. Since then Dawn and John have been my models, talent scouts, advisers, hosts and most wonderful company. They have hosted photoshoots in their homes for people they didn’t know, except through me. Dawn even cleaned and organized my home in Nashville one weekend, while John and I went to Kentucky for a photo shoot!
Now, Dawn and John are among my closest friends. They have consistently helped me, often knowing what assistance or a resource was needed before I knew it. I reciprocate, but this time their situation is beyond my resources.
Dawn just has had a major recurrence of her breast cancer. John went above and beyond with research and support, making Dawn’s survival possible. Her insurance company has twice refused to pay for a surgery she needs to survive. They think she’s already dead. That’s the same pronouncement two specialists made two years ago, when she had brain tumors. The third one muttered something uncomplimentary about incompetents with expensive diagnostic equipment, then removed the tumors with almost no side effects.
Dawn can beat this cancer with radiological surgery. The problem is, she must now pay cash. She and John have raised $22,500 in ten days, but that’s only 10% of what they need. I contributed, but my savings can’t stretch far enough to make a significant dent in the problem. Please help them for me!
Dawn has a GoFundMe page. If you can, please donate. Even a modest contribution will help — Dawn will know how many people care and that will cheer her up. If you can give more, please do.
Please help me amplify this appeal. Re-posting and letting more people know about her situation will help almost as much as making a donation. This world will be diminished if Dawn dies ahead of her time, and for such a correctable reason as the lack of funds for timely medical aid.
Open Office loses a file?
I wrote a review article about six months ago. I had it open this week for updating. Apparently, Open Office Writer crashed and the article somehow disappeared. “Recent Documents” list doesn’t contain it. I looked for it on my two hard drives and can’t find anything with the required title or the keywords…any other suggestions for how I can search? This is all under Windows 8.
I can re-write, but would rather not do that.
Posted in advice requested
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Reader roll call: anyone from Estonia?
A friend is considering moving there, I’d like to connect him to knowledgeable people.
Posted in advice requested
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Just figured out a new way to light people
Just two lights without reflectors set at 180 degrees to each other, and almost no post-processing is required.
Kel-Tec RDB-C in 6.5 Grendel, Meopta 6-24x scope, ESS goggles.
“Civilize them with a Krag”: new on AllOutdoor
Posted in ammunition, interesting people, rifle, rkba, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 30-40, 8mm, bolt action, optic, sniper
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Canon 5DS R and 70-200/2.8 lens fixed
Turns out both were broken. $310 later, they are working again. Test image:
Magazine dump with Remington ACR and AAC M4-2000 suppressor.
Grace turns 16 today
One of my favorite models on her birthday. M37 trench gun is for particularly recalcitrant clays.
Curley Effect
A formal research paper about Curley Effect supports my theory that gun control and many other laws are all about harassing the electoral opposition.
Posted in civil rights, rkba
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Hot weather, cool range
Now that Nashville is hot and humid every day, I am spending more of my time at Nashville Armory range. Good ventilation, AC and rifle rated backstops.
And their staff is all firearms enthusiasts.
Startled cowgirl
Posted in interesting people, pistol, weapon
Tagged revolver, single action, Western
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New models
Aaron, who modeled for my photos back in 2010, is back.
And he brought friends along.
We had a good photo shoot. More images coming as I get them edited.
Business advisory
I have terminated my professional relationship with Rob Carson of Beck Defense.
That’s crazy talk!
Blaming the sane and the law-abiding for crimes of the crazy and the criminal is a pretty good indication of a mental disorder. Should such people even be holding public offices?
A Hebrew adaptation of my article
A fairly close adaptation of Alleged intent of gun control vs. actual observable goals has been translated to Hebrew by Amit Nachman.