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I’m competent, trained, and careful. I’m not going to shoot a kid for pushing another kid off a swing. Chances are, I will run from danger if I can. I don’t want to be a hero, nor do I secretly … Continue reading
Category Archives: Exercising our rights
Look at it this way: Would you put fingerprint recognition sensors on a fire extinguisher? How about a biometric sensor on a reserve parachute? No, you wouldn’t, because it needs to be as easy as possible for anybody to operate, … Continue reading
In addition, New York’s airports are gateways to the world, and you can travel to many global locations which are even stricter than New York City in their restrictions on gun ownership. You may find Cuba, Darfur, and North Korea … Continue reading
Sebastian had some trouble at the airport after forgetting a loaded magazine in a computer bag. I had one of the incidents that never happened a couple months back. As part of a large project at work, I needed to … Continue reading
Restraining orders are useless in much the same way that laws don’t mean much to someone who’s decided he’s going to kill you. Multiple jacketed hollowpoints on the other hand tend to lead to a cessation of agressive, violent behavior. … Continue reading
My wife and I started looking for a house, and have gone through a few places. So far I have seen 2 reloading presses.
2 rounds, 15 & 19. Not sure what happened with that first one. At the end of last year, I switched from one eye to both eyes, and my shooting hasn’t been as good as it was. I tried gooing … Continue reading
Catching up at Say Uncle’s, I ran across this: FBI Data On officers killed in the line of duty. Down 17 from last year Great news. Fewer officers killed in the line of duty is a Good Thing. Then there … Continue reading
You also need to understand that on the long timeline of liberty, anonymous firearms ownership is a must. I don’t care if you can’t see past your prejudices and personal horror that the government may not know who has guns. … Continue reading
I miss “Wild Bill,” too, the Chief. He was a good guy, a great cop, and if you weren’t a jerk, he wasn’t, either. BTW, he also believed in gun rights and was one of the few Jersey cops who … Continue reading