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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Public notice: all endorsements for Lewis Roy Tippens are hereby withdrawn.
Over the last year, I acquainted Mr.Tippens with a number of friends and colleagues and recommended him for employment. Due to recent actions, I must withdraw any and all past endorsements and recommendations. I further recommend that any information supplied … Continue reading
Survival Lasers 300mW red kit — Tool or Toy?
At 2011 Defcon, it was literally a case of “oooh, shiny, me waaaant!” Several of my geek friends, including Meredith, had nifty blue and violet lasers that seemed much brighter than usual. Especially in smoky casinos, they left trails that … Continue reading
MGI bolt buffer/rate reducer
Recently, I got my hands on an interesting AR15 accessory, an MGI bolt buffer. MGI calls it a bolt buffer. In a select-fire rifle it would have been called a rate reducer. According to Gun Blog, it solves the problem … Continue reading
Icelandic pattern knife by Nickolay Yermolenko
Based on a 10th century Icelandic design, this knife works equally well for utility or defense. The grip shape makes it almost impossible to let go unintentionally. And a basic table knife variant for variety: If you want one of … Continue reading
New on CTD blog: When to use steel cased ammunition?
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Tagged CTD, steel case, Tula
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If “going up the wall” stands for being annoyed…
…why does she look so serene?
Need a connection with Panasonic
I’d like to talk to Panasonic developers about my camera — could somebody make an introduction for me?
Victualizing the models
Contrary to popular opinion, Evie does eat from time to time. In evidence is a cup of mango lassie, pasta with sauteed veggies, pork and grilled shrimp. Models with low blood sugar aren’t much fun.
G2 proves itself
David near a window. Aperture Value f/1.8 Focal Length 45 mm ISO 500 Shutter Speed Value 1/100 sec I don’t think that LX3 would have fared as well in this case. Instead of 90mm-e at f1.8, I would have had … Continue reading
Attentive reader
The author of On a Wing and a Whim blog. This photo shows one advantage of video viewfinders — to focus with wide open aperture, I was able to zoom in one her eye and select which eyelash would be … Continue reading
“Paratrooper” M1 carbine
Got my hands on an Auto Ordnance M1 carbines in folding and standard configurations. I prefer the two-aperture flip sight because it doesn’t jump settings on recoil like the M2 ladder sight. I also like the wood better than the … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, holster, pistol, rifle, weapon
Tagged 45ACP, Auto Ordnance, Dragon Leather, M1 carbine, M1911, woman
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Being a Credible Threat: new on CTD blog
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Tagged blade, carbine, home defense, perceptions, rifle, sword
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Universal light-compatible holster
One problem with carrying pistols with light/laser attachments is finding leather for them. Springtac offers a solution with their U-shaped IWB design. The leather conforms to the thickness of the pistol. Vertical position of the pistol is controlled by the … Continue reading
Panasonic G2 histogram problem
Just got the G2 and I like everything about it except for the live histogram. It seems unrelated to reality and reflects only a relative range of tones in the viewfinder (for example, it will reflect a darker object on … Continue reading