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Monthly Archives: June 2011
My new pet
A trip to K&S World Market yielded this distinctive gentleman. Considering his valiant stand against the cat, perhaps the crawfish should be named Leonidas. Considering that he won’t come when called anyway, naming him would be a wasted effort. The … Continue reading
Galt’s Gulch invaded?
What’s the accuracy content of this story about California land use disputes?
Boberg XR9-S pistols finally shipping!
Arne is filling orders from the early (2008!) adopters.
Miniature panther
Gremlin stalking through tall grass
New varminting rig
Coyotes are becoming a problem for a friend. To assist, we’ve put together a new rig for night varminting. Keltec RMR30 (22WMR autoloader) with Gemtech sound suppressor (also to remove muzzle flash). Folding “iron” sights for daytime use, 4x night … Continue reading
Posted in holster, pistol, rifle, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 22WMR, ATN, infrared, keltec, night vision, NVG, optic, scope
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Economist John Lott
Last week, I met John Lott for the first time in twelve years. I last saw him in Minnesota back in 1999. His research and articulate writing have done much for the civil rights in the US.
Posted in book, civil rights, interesting people, rkba, self-defense
Tagged economist, John Lott, writier
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Woe unto the varmints
Coming soon from Keltec: 30 rounds of 22WMR, great trigger and accuracy, almost no recoil. Charging handle doesn’t reciprocate. Stock will have intermediate positions. Muzzle threaded for a suppressor or a flash hider. Very lightweight.
BAZ45 in newbie hands
This is one centerfire rifle I try to bring out when teaching newbies. This gas-operated 45ACP rifle feeds from “grease gun” magazines and has no more recoil than a 10-22. Bazooka Bros. | Primary Arms red dot | Midwest Industries … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle, training
Tagged 45ACP, AR15, Bazooka Brothers, carbine
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Bullseye Brookie and her 6.8mm Mean Green
6.8mm SPC (Hornady HP shown here) is a pretty effective round. The bullet weight is twice of .223 and muzzle velocity isn’t that much lower. 6.8mm “Mean Green” with 4×32 ACOG is a nicely built rifle. It is comfortable to … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, interesting people, rifle, weapon
14 Comments
Small arms are fun at any age
Scoped Crickett rifle. The scope actually has mildot reticle, so a young shooter can adjust for drop of CB caps or subsonic .22LR if parents pick those to reduce the report. And the stocks are available in many colors other … Continue reading
Good learning tools
Teaching people to shoot is so much easier with the right tools. Lasers help spot trigger control issues, sound suppressors remove muzzle flash and reduce noise to help combat flinching.
More about teaching new shooters
After the short-range introduction shoot, Alex got excellent coaching from Brian in the finest Appleseed tradition. One key to a good shoot seems to be good ammunition: I usually bring a mix of Eley and CCI and have yet to … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, pistol, rifle, rkba, training, Uncategorized, weapon
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A capable new shooter at the range
One of the range visitors today was a new shooter. Alex started with S&W617 with CB caps, then shot suppressed Walther P22, Ruger 22/45, STI Elektra 9mm, suppressed Glock 17, Colt (her favorite) and Para Ordnance .45s, Coonan .357. Then … Continue reading
Carbon fiber pen by Brian Evichin
Skunkabilly would have approved: a carbon fiber pen with gold accents. Pocono pens
Thinking of building a FAL?
Coonan makes more than just cool pistols. Background chain mail courtesy of Mike Williamson of Cloak & Dagger.