A Washington state man was arrested and charged with illegal aiming or discharging of a firearm. His defense? That he was just doing what Joe Biden advised. Folks, randomly firing guns into the air is illegal in most areas, and … Continue reading →
George Zimmerman put himself in the wrong place. Sorry, guys, I know we like to say “when seconds count, the police are only minutes away,” and that’s true, but even if Trayvon Martin was up to something criminal that night, … Continue reading →
Hornady announced that it is going to be reducing the number of SKUs it is producing to reduce the time the lines are idle to retool for caliber changes, thus producing more ammo. Hornady intends to resume full line production … Continue reading →
More here. I love that map, too. Between that and Illinois working through the process to allow concealed carry under court order, good things are still happening. But as Colorado proves, bad things can happen, too. As Sebastian said: “The … Continue reading →
I asked where Heidi Yewman went. Apparently Ms. couldn’t handle dissension, and reasoned discourse broke out. They not only shut down a lot of pro-gun commenters, they shut down the series. I get that you don’t want her home address … Continue reading →
A woman was assaulted while playing the saxophone outside Summer Fest. Why? Because she was playing Minnie The Moocher, a jazz/blues song, and three African-American women didn’t think “a white girl” could play that song. So they hit her. Repeatedly. … Continue reading →
According to a recent Rasmussen poll, almost as many Obama supporters view the Tea Party as the biggest terrorist threat to America as think it is radical Islam. (29% radical Islam, 26% the Tea Party, vs 51% Radical Islam & … Continue reading →
In my search terms (search engine queries that landed on this site) the other day, I saw “how to start a gun collection.” My flippant first response was “buy a gun,” but this is a serious question. Since I get … Continue reading →
Follow up on “As Those Who Will Not See:” After calling her first article “My Month With a Gun: Week One,” I was hoping we would have some weekly updates. Nothing so far. Maybe she discovered that it really isn’t … Continue reading →
An open letter to my state representatives: Representative <My State Representative> and Senator <My State Senator>, I am going through the process to become a foster parent, and was disturbed to find out that the licensing agency ([redacted]) that I … Continue reading →
