Quote of the Day – Enumerated Powers Edition
Thank God the federal governments limited and enumerated powers don’t include education! (*smirk* I can’t even say that with a straight face) – Sebastian
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Teaser
My new Smith & Wesson 637-2. I should have more pics tomorrow.
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[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSPIhHFtLX0] Ran across this looking at guns from The Maltese Falcon. I think the NRA museum has the original gun from the movie, so that is probably it.
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Cleansed Edition
And that’s when I realized: I’m not here to convince him. It’s okay for someone to be wrong on the internet. There’s no point in me trying to Google up a page full of links with which to beat him … Continue reading →
Some Common Sense
ST. FRANCIS – Police say a dangerous discovery was made at a high school in Saint Francis. A cleaning crew at Thomas More High School found a backpack containing an unloaded hand gun, ammunition, practice targets, and earmuffs. And, after … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – Sandwich Edition
If you take off the sauerkraut and slop horseradish on instead, it’s no longer a Reuben. Don’t mess with sandwich perfection, man. – The Munchkin Wrangler Darn right.
Continue reading →New Gun
I did all the paperwork for a new gun today, but due to Wisconsin’s stalker protection law waiting period, I have to wait until Wednesday. More details and photos Wednesday or Thursday.
Continue reading →Reading Material
Added 2 new books to the F&F library: Target Switzerland: Swiss Armed Neutrality In World War II, which I got as a Christmas present And: The Founders’ Second Amendment: Origins of the Right to Bear Arms, Which I bought for … Continue reading →
Sorry about the light posting
Busy with Christmas and such.
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Double Edition
“Shoot twice” – Reported response of Swiss militiaman, when asked what the 250,000 man Swiss militia would do if faced by an army of 500,000 Germans, shortly before World War One (From Target Switzerland By Stephen P. Halbrook, p.18)
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