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Tag Archives: William C. Montgomery
Richard Cohen: “It’s the gun that did it.”
Wooly Washington Post columnist Richard Cohen weighed in on the Tucson shooting that resulted in the death of U.S. District Judge John Roll and five others during a botched assassination attempt of Rep. Gabby Giffords. In a stunning feat of … Continue reading
Posted in Editorials, Gun Control, Handguns, Media
Tagged Columbus, David Letterman, Giffords, Glock 19, Guns kill, Jared Lee Loughner, John Roll, Richard Cohen, William C. Montgomery, Wolf Blitzer
22 Comments
Editorial: Deconstructing Kellermann
While a student many, many moons ago I worked as the secretary of a peer-reviewed scientific journal. Although my responsibilities were strictly clerical, I observed a thing or two about what happens behind the ivory walls of academia’s most sacred … Continue reading
Posted in Editorials, Gun Control, Personal Defense
Tagged Kellermann, William C. Montgomery
48 Comments
Book Review: Colonel Roosevelt by Edmund Morris
Perhaps no other American president was a better embodiment of the people he represented than Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt was a tough self-made man who ran a Dakota cattle ranch during the days of the Wild West. He was bellicose … Continue reading
TTAG Commentator JadeGold: gun rights “arguments are largely fraudulent”
Commentator JadeGold posted a comment to RF’s post Gun Control Is Alive and Well and Living at Sharon High School, wherein she accuses gun rights activists of relying on “fraudulent” arguments. JadeGold cites six specific examples from an allegedly endless … Continue reading
Leaving Home – Chapter 13 – Neptunus Rex
I was on my stomach with my hands and feet hogtied behind my back. The supply locker in which I was imprisoned was just narrower than I was tall from my knees to the top of my head. The pirates … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment
Tagged Amphrite, Davy Jones, Leaving Home, Line-crossing ceremony, Neko II, Neptune, Poseidon, Salacia, William C. Montgomery
5 Comments
Reconsidering the Ruger Mini-14
I owned a Ruger Mini-14 when in college. Briefly. I paid a friend $300 for a gently used stainless steel model with a walnut stock and flash suppressor. The gun was heaven. And that was the problem. I couldn’t shoot … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Rifles
Tagged AR-15, Bill Ruger, George Clooney, Jim Sullivan, Marlin .30-30, Ruger Mini-14, The A-Team, The American, William C. Montgomery
37 Comments
Leaving Home – Chapter 12 – Somali Pirates
There are numerous ways to communicate from one vessel to another when at sea: maritime radio, lights flashing Morse code, semaphore flags, flaghoist signals, and gale pennants and hurricane flags. But when facing down a Johnny boat full of pirates … Continue reading