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Category Archives: interesting people
Steady does it.
Ten year old Ayn is too small to fire this rifle off-hand, but she can handle it supported. On her visit from California, she mostly shot suppressed .22s, but she just had to pose with an AK…after all, it matched … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle
Tagged 5.45mm, AK75, girl, Kalashnikitty, red dot, tshirt
17 Comments
In tall grass
Rainier Arms rifle on AXTS ambi receiver.
Adults shooting kids’ rifles
Last weekend, I finally zeroed one of the Crickett rifles I have, the left-handed version. I zeroed it at 25m and then tried firing for effect. From prone position, I was able to hit 12ga shotgun shell hulls laid out … Continue reading
Jilly, Marisa and Martini
Posted in beast, interesting people, pet, rifle
Tagged 303 British, cat, girl, Martini, white
1 Comment
More Dragoncon characters
Writer Kevin Evans Atlanta street zombie…not to be confused with a typical Chicago voter.
Back from Dragoncon
Had a good time with Madmike, Wing, Montieth and other friends. I mostly just relaxed and kicked back. Most of the panel discussions didn’t interest me much, but small group and one on one conversations after hours were fun. Met … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people
Tagged Atlanta, costume, Dragoncon, make-up, Steampunk, zombie
4 Comments
Defcon goon at rest
See, their work isn’t so hard!
Big Boy
Henry Big Boy: ten rounds of .44 Magnum. The original in .44 Henry had only about 35% of the power of .44 Magum, the traditional 44-40 that descended from it a little less than half. Felt recoil is still negligible … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle
Tagged 44Magnum, cowboy, Henry Arms, lever action, Western
9 Comments
Henry Big Boy
In March, I had an opportunity to shoot several rounds through a Henry Big Boy in .45 Colt. I am not, ordinarily, a fan of lever actions, but that one clicked with me. Having more rifles than range time, I … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle
Tagged 44Magnum, brass, carbine, lever action, Western
5 Comments
The right degree of subtlety
This just like one of the shirts I wore to Defcon. People in the know would recognize it, others probably wouldn’t. AR15 bolt face sticker is another such design. It allows recognition by other gunnies with minimal attention from the … Continue reading
Lockpicking with TOOOL
Examples of old and new locks. TOOOL
Back from Defcon and Security B-Sides conventions in Las Vegas
Just returned from Las Vegas. Both events had terrific people and interesting presentations. More photos as I get the time for editing.
Public transportation, public security
For some curious reason, our self-appointed social betters prefer collective solutions to the exclusion of private solutions. Public housing, public transportation, public protection in the form of police…invariably inefficient, insufficient and more expensive than private solutions. The expense is usually … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, holster, interesting people, rkba, self-defense, weapon
Tagged bike, highway, motorcycle, private, public
34 Comments
An alternate version of the Brady Campaign poster
Posted in civil rights, dangerous, interesting people, pistol, rkba, self-defense, weapon
Tagged attack, defense, knife, muzzle flash
8 Comments
Seen at Panera Bread today
A friendly Nashville family. The pistols are usually concealed.
Posted in holster, interesting people, pistol, self-defense, weapon
Tagged baby, couple, P22, Springfield, Wallpaper, XD
13 Comments
Does it quack like a duck?
“Two of the shooters were dressed as uniformed police officers” “…he presented himself as a police officer” Mass murderers sometimes masquerade as authority figures to gain compliance from their victims. It’s becoming especially common with home invasions, as those are … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, interesting people, self-defense, weapon
Tagged enforcement, law, officer, peace, police
12 Comments