Monthly Archives: August 2010

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Samsung Killer Robot [Not Shown]: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

Bloomberg’s Samsung Gets Creative reveals that “Samsung Techwin Co., the security-camera-making unit of Samsung Group, has developed a machine-gun-equipped sentry robot and is working with South Korea’s defense ministry for possible deployment to guard the demilitarized zone between North and South … Continue reading

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SIG’s Enhanced Elite Models for Choice-Challenged Buyers

SIG SAUER sells a lot of gun in a lot of  configurations. For SIG buyers suffering from Stendahl Syndrome, the New Hampshire gunmaker is now offering “Enhanced Elite” models. Fork over $1200 and you get a gun with all the … Continue reading

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Chiappa Rhino Post of the Day: Shoot!

That would be Ron Norton, President of Chiappa Firearms. demonstrating the Rhino for our dining and dancing pleasure. “The ammo used was the hottest that I could find,” Ron tells TTAG. “125 grain JHP Classic Federal, 1450 fps. I shot … Continue reading

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The Revenge of the Lead-Free Bullet

When the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) and a few of its tree-hugging pals submitted a petition to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) calling for a ban on lead ammunition, you’d be forgiven for thinking that the feds were about … Continue reading

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Australia: Would a Semi Have Saved A Cop’s Leg?

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“Get Illegal Guns Off the Street” and Other Half-Truths

A couple of days ago, I sat next to a fellow parent at my daughters’ school barbecue. Turns out he’s a cop who’s been working with inner city kids for over a decade. When I suggested that we should form a … Continue reading

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