Quote of the Day – Acuracy Edition
I don’t want to be known as “minute-of-berm” all my life, you know… – JayG
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Quote of the Day – Bright Edition
The old boy who opined, “You can never have enough light” probably never hit a retro-reflective panel in the pitch-dark at ten feet with a brand-new SureFire G2LED. Did you know that if your dark-adapted eyeballs do jump out of … Continue reading →
Quote of the Day – No Part of it Edition
“Stimulus money doesn’t exist. That’s national debt that goes to our great-grandchilden, and I don’t want any part of it.” – Ronnie Barrett Hat tip SayUncle
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Rejection Edition
This is a budget born upon the philosophy that the government must grow for society to grow. We reject that idea.” – Rep Paul Ryan Watch the whole thing. More like this, please.
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – (Quasi) British Edition
“What do you mean the bobbies don’t carry guns? What if there is a big argy-bargy? What the bloody h— do they do? Kick them in the ar-e?” Tracy
Continue reading →Strange…
At the club last night there had to be over a hundred guns in close proximity to a rather large group of people, and no one went on a multi-state killing spree…
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – A good Start Edition
For instance, I took my son to the gun store the other day to pick up an anniversary present for my husband (a story for another day) and as I browsed the handgun counter (my favorite place to be, by … Continue reading →
Trap
Shot 2 qualifying rounds today, pair of 18s. Not my best, but I’m still working the rust out.
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Fraud Edition
Yeah, right. See Memphis, she said, had election fraud and not voter fraud. Because that’s different. Maybe if we required the dead people to submit a thumbprint, then they wouldn’t have voted. – SayUncle
Continue reading →Quote of the Day – Not so Easy Edition
Voting pro-gun, talking pro-gun, and donating to pro-gun organizations are all important. But none of those are nearly as important to the future of shooting sports, and our rights to own guns as taking new people shooting. Of course, its … Continue reading →