Daily Archives: July 5, 2010

Boston Erupts into [More] Gun Violence

Not to be outdone by America’s Second City, Boston is also experiencing something of an uptick in firearms-related violence. As necn.com can’t very well say “Boston brahmins fear failure of strict gun control laws,” they report that “There are renewed … Continue reading

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The Sad State of Gun Training in America.

I am the proud holder of a Texas Conceal Handgun Permit. I’m also proud to say that I went through a lot of training to qualify for it. I am now capable of defending myself, my loved ones, and my … Continue reading

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I am SO Getting a Gun Painted Like That!

The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence released its traditional “America sucks” July 4th poster. That said, it’s a relief to know that guns are still killing people, rather than people. Bad guns! Bad bad guns! But I have to … Continue reading

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Irresponsible Gun Owner of the Day: Daniel Chase

I get a lot of firearms training. Why wouldn’t I? My life depends on it. That said, even my go-to gun gurus—men with mad skills, real world experience and deeply considered theoretical insights—differ on weapons, weapons handling and tactics. But … Continue reading

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Leaving Home – Chapter Eight – Bert and Ernie

More than twenty-four hours after the bombing of the airfield north of Suez, it was apparent that our two captors had been abandoned at their post. They seldom ventured beyond the threshold of the dock house at the foot of the … Continue reading

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Question of the Day: What Did This Store Owner Do Wrong?

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Post-Heller D.C. Handgun Purchase: $500 Plus Gun and Test

For decades, southern states and local governments prevented African Americans from exercising their right to vote by requiring them to take a written test. While the exam material was sound—based on a knowledge of American government—the process was inherently discriminatory. … Continue reading

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