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Daily Archives: April 21, 2010
Octogenarian Beatrice Turner’s .22 Gits ‘Er Done
No, her name isn’t “Annie.” (That would just be toooo perfect, now wouldn’t it?) But when the goin’ got tough, Beatrice Turner got her gun, and got ‘er done. And her story can serve as an object lesson to all … Continue reading
Posted in Law and Order, Personal Defense
Tagged .22, Beatrice Turner, Brad Kozak, Des Moines, home invasion, Nelson McAlpine, revolver, self-defense
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A View from the Left.
Not exactly sure what point the cartoonist is trying to make here. Does he think that people who choose to exercise their right to carry a gun do so out of fear? Does he think that everyone who carries openly … Continue reading
Book Review: The Tess Monaghan series
“I don’t worry too much. After all, I have this fine watch dog -” the greyhound, Esskay, unrolled stiffly from the sofa, did her salaam stretch, and presented herself to Patrick for the obligatory tribute she demanded from everyone who … Continue reading
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.38 Special Comparison: 2nd Place – Colt Cobra
From the economical choice (Taurus Model 85) to the upscale player. Part II of our .38 Special comparison focuses on a revolver known far and wide for its tough looks, buttery action, premium price and a name that’s the envy … Continue reading
Posted in Gun Review
Tagged .38 Special, aluminum frame, Colt Cobra, Detective Special, Don Gammill Jr., Jack Ruby, revolver, snub-nosed, snubby
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Pass Act: A (Slightly) Different View.
Christian had some interesting things to say about the PASS ID Act, and brought to my attention some facts I’d not heard of, and offered some perspectives on it that I’d overlooked. We’ve since traded emails, and with his permission, I’d like to reprint what he has to say here, for your edification: Continue reading
Zen and the Brain Chemistry of Hitting A Target With A Bullet
Discover Magazine’s recent article “The Brain Why Athletes Are Geniuses” reinforces what I’ve heard before: great athletes are body geniuses. “Even a sport as seemingly straightforward as pistol shooting is surprisingly complex,” author Carl Zimmer declaims. “A marksman just points … Continue reading







