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Category Archives: interesting people
Tennessee just gained another great guy
John is now local to us.
A boy and his dog
“Inside every old man is a little boy, wondering what happened…”
“With all this excitement…”
“…I can’t recall if I fired six shots or only five. But being as this is a seven-shot Nagant, you don’t have to ask yourself if you feel lucky, punk. You aren’t.”
Posted in humor, interesting people, pistol, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 7.62x38R, gas seal, revolver
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Help me locate Travis
I’d like to figure out Travis’ email to send him the edited printable file. Any idea what his email is? The photo is from Worlds Rimfire Challenge 2016.
The new compact camera is working out well
Panasonic GM5 image quality is a good step above cell phone photos. The user interface is decent, the viewfinder is usable — certainly better than the horrible pop-up finder of the Sony RX100. Very high frame rate was an unexpected bonus. … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people
Tagged mother, portrait, son
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Chad Enos, Keltec Shooting Team
Earlier today, at the range…we found that Keltec RDB muzzle doesn’t bounce much at all when the rifle fires. Slow-motion video to follow.
Posted in interesting people, rifle, training, weapon
Tagged 223, 3-gun, bullpup, competition
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Worlds Rimfire Steel Challenge 2016
The first edits. I’ll post details and more images later. Alexis with Volquartsen Scorpion and Leupold Deltapoint. Another Scorpion in Chase’s hands. Aimee’s 2245 modified by Tandemkross, with Vortex Razor. TacSol X-Ring with another Razor. CZ 75 Kadet. Cole runs … Continue reading
A prepper’s dilemma
After the tour of Federal Ammunition plant in Anoka, I am convinced that fewer rounds of good ammo beat more bulk milsurp. The QC process at Federal is rather more impressive than the lack thereof that’s evident from the results … Continue reading
Once an object of desire, now a functional antique
An Olympus Pen F half-frame, a real classic. Once upon a time, nearly twenty years ago, I really wanted one of these but couldn’t justify the price. One of the major features, for me, was the default vertical framing. Getting … Continue reading
Fun in infrared
At Aribert Munzner’s art show in Minneapolis, which is still open to the public. Unlike the Minneapolis Institute of Art, which uses mostly fluorescent lights, Ari’s show had enough infrared for me to use the converted G2. That little camera is … Continue reading
MPD blog updated
I see new images on My Plausible Deniability.
Darkness, my old friend…
RDB-C bullpup in 6.5mm Grendel with 3x Bering Optics scope and a quick-detachable night vision device. Infrared illuminator is off to the right. PMR30 on the side for close-range backup. Spare mags ride over AR50o steel plates. The smiley gunner … Continue reading
Posted in armor, interesting people, light/laser, pistol, weapon
Tagged 22mag, 22WMR, 6.5Grendel, bullpup, night vision, NVG, Rudy Project
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Another photography blog
Mostly images of people, might be of interest to some of my readers.