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The Big Brown Truck of Happiness pulled up to the house yesterday, and delivered this little package of delight: That's my new concealed carry modular sporran from Michael's Custom Holsters, pictured with my new RealTree hilker kilt from the girls at Kilt This. Michael was good enough to make me a custom brown leather sporran with removable holster inserts for ...

From a blog reader comes this:   That's the Hellbreaker AR-15 lower prototype from John Sharps of Eugene, OR. John is soliciting backers to cover CNC machining costs for his first production run of these babies. Backers get Hellbreaker schwag and dibs on the first production run. Who knows, maybe we can help John can sell enough of these to ...

Thanks to a few generous donors, we now have three prize packages, all roughly equal in value. Today's highlight is the CCW pistol from Prize Package C, a Taurus PT111 Pro in 9mm, courtesy of the nice folks at Southwest Washington Surplus. 12 round capacity, SA/DA trigger, Heinie sights, all in a nice compact package. I have the .40 S&W ...

Just a few more pics from the show that I thought I'd share:   How big are Matt G.'s hands? Big enough to palm a full-sized Desert Eagle, that's how big. That's how Matt can shoot those itty bitty KelTecs and Smith & Wesson snubbies so accurately. When he wraps those catcher's mitts around the grip, it's like a human ...

After the NRA Annual Meeting wrapped in St. Louis last Sunday, I had another day of filming video and a day in transit getting back home, and I'm currently three days into a fun-filled seven day stretch of saving lives and stamping out disease on the ambulance, where people are calling 911 in the middle of a monsoon because they ...

I finally drank the M&P Koolaid. Gun: generic, 9mm Since all the cool kids seem to be carrying a Smith & Wesson M&P, I decided to follow the herd jump on the bandwagon get myself one too. Gun, like new condition, in box with four magazines, grip inserts, no magazine disconnect, for only $400. An ED nurse friend of mine ...

After spending the latter part of last week speaking at the ESCAPe Conference in Pipestem, WV, I left the resort at OhmyGodit'searly o'clock in order to catch the redeye to Boston. Spent the two-hour trip to the airport alternating between dozing and chatting with the conference keynote speaker, JR Martinez: Nice guy, inspirational story. Turns out, J.R. is a fellow ...

If I wanted a rail farm and a compensator and a high-capacity magazine in a bolt-action firearm, I've already got one of those. It's called an AR15. All I have to do is stop cleaning it.

… the prize packages for the Kilted to Kick Cancer fundraising challenge just got a lot sweeter. Dennis of Dragon Leatherworks has graciously offered a prize of his own to be added to the pot. Our 2nd Place kilted fundraiser will get a custom Dragon Leatherworks Talon holster for their semiauto handgun, inlaid with their family tartan or the fabric ...

  Coincidence? I think not.   Stolen from a Facebook friend, Rob Foy.

The trigger on the Chiappa 1911 .22 is fitted with an overtravel adjustment screw. What it should come with is a written apology from Chiappa Firearms, and a $100 gift certificate to a reputable gunsmith.

On this day, March 29, 1911, the U.S. Army officially adopted John M. Browning's design for an autoloading .45 pistol as its issue sidearm. 100 years later, it's still going strong.   On behalf of me and the Pointer Sisters (pictured above from left: Anita, June and Ruth), have a Happy 1911 Day!

… is the sound of God killing a whole litter of Sarah Brady’s kittens. Gay Cynic recovers from potentially life-altering reconstructive surgery enough to own and shoot his very own AR-15. Welcome to the Evil Black Rifle Club, my friend. We have cookies! I call him friend, but the prairie dogs around Secret Location, Colorado just call him Cthulhu. Let’s ...

… from my partner in crime, the EMS Newbie. I suppose Ron could be criticized for the blatant sexualization of the models in question, and how objectifying physical features over inner beauty sends the wrong message to young men that the models exist solely for their personal gratification. Luckily, guns don’t care whether we gawk and drool, and I’m sure ...

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