For the past year, I’ve been taking photos for Chris Cheng’s upcoming book.
This book is now available for pre-order. I endorse it.
For the past year, I’ve been taking photos for Chris Cheng’s upcoming book.
This book is now available for pre-order. I endorse it.
I’d like to borrow a Browning Baby (or the similar .25 Colt, Beretta) and any flavor of NAA Mini revolver in 22LR for a test firing in Nashville. Anyone?
The gun is small, light, has a good trigger and very low recoil.
First, I tried it on paper.
Rapid fire from 21ft shows lack of trigger control on my part, I am still not used to DAO triggers. That said, none of the shots hit further than 1.5″ from point of aim, which is ok for a pocket pistol.
Pumpkins are fun targets, so I rolled out a fairly small, about a foot in diameter, one onto the range.
At 25 yards, rapid fire puts all 8 shots in a fairly tidy groups. Larger holes are from double hits. The advantage of the longer barrel show up on the photos showing the back of this pumpkin.
Thanks to the high muzzle velocity, 124gr Golden Sabres did a nice job of expanding even on the hollow target. Felt recoil was on par with locked breech Walther PK380 chambered for 9×17(380Auto).
I recommend. Get your own.
RRA Operator-L with EOTech sight, X5L RS light/laser, Magpul 40rd magazine and AFG. The fashionable hat is from Henschel.
Henry Arms survival kit reviewed by my friend Frank and photographed by me.
Charter Arms supports Heller Foundation. You can also support them, either by buying this revolver or by making a direct donation.
Today, while on a photo shoot with me and another friend, the author of Just People found this tiny comatose mouse. The model wanted to warm it up, but its prospects looked poor.
The killing at LAX was done rather inefficiently, but the sole surprise is that this hasn’t happened much sooner. Given that our side — non-government people — tends to avoid violence, this was probably squabbling among thieves escalating to a predictable end.
For some reason, all three of my CF card readers drop connection while I try to transfer files from them. They do it with all five cards, all six USB2 and both USB3 ports — but this was a very occasional problem till yesterday. Now I have to re-start transfers several times in a row. Any idea why? Other devices work fine on those ports. I tried multiple cables, too. Every so often, the transfers begin at USB1 speeds, too.
The computer is stable otherwise.
Does anyone know how to fix the break in the propagation of these blog posts to LJ?
This year, same as last, the scariest deeds aren’t being shown on C-SPAN. They are being done on the quiet — so take C-SPAN level of scary and multiply it by some unknown but considerable coefficient to get the idea of how much evil is afoot this Fall.
If anyone in Nashville has a current prosumer video camera and would be willing to let me try it out, please let me know. I’d like to figure out if the ergonomic advantages of a dedicated video camera would be worth going to a smaller sensor.
I am looking for a simple program capable of downloading and consolidating credit card and bank transactions, to do simple accounting, including preparing data for tax forms. Has anyone successfully used open-source (such as GNUCash 2) accounting programs for these purposes? Or a simple and reliable commercial software (I don’t need most of the features found in QuickBooks)?
Has anyone considered the reparations owed to those who served involuntarily as draftees before that shameful practice was discontinued? Unlike the reparations to the long-dead slaves who were in bondage pre-1860s, these actually have a chance of reaching the living.