NRA Annual Meeting

Just a drive by post, because Internet access here in the press room is erratic, to put it kindly. I’ll post a recap from the hotel room this evening. In the meantime, here’s a picture of a bunny with a pancake on his head.  

They came, they saw, they puked.* They chanted my name, and everyone held their lighters aloft and swayed rhythmically. Oh yeah, and hopefully they learned some useful first aid for gunshot wounds and minor trauma. Had a full class of 32 people, including some of my favorite gun bloggers. Turns out four hours is just about right for such a ...

Alternate title: These dogs are barkin’. Walked myself footsore yesterday, and still only visited half the booths. Initial impression: show was well attended, although I don’t have official numbers as of yet. It wasn’t as crowded as Houston last year or St. Louis the year before that, but the exhibit hall was bigger and with more vendors, so we weren’t ...

Got my press credos, checked in, and here I sit in the press office in Indy. All the cool kids are here, and I’ll be posting stuff throughout the day from the exhibit hall floor and a synopsis of the cool stuff tonight. Follow me on the Twitter machine, @AmboDriver, hashtag #NRAAM. More stuff to come!

Headed out for a few days to the NRA Annual Meeting in Hoosierville. I’ll be blogging about the show, posting a few gun reviews that have been in the hopper for awhile, and posting on Facebook and Twitter about it. Y’all watch the place for me, and don’t touch my beer. I left the guard girlfriend behind, and she knows ...

If you’re a shooter, and you don’t carry a first aid kit in you’re range bag, you’re leaving the house unprepared. Given the remote location and lack of appropriate first aid facilities at most shooting ranges, being prepared to treat yourself or your buddy until EMS arrives can literally mean the difference between life and death. Most ranges I frequent ...