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Gun Tattoo of the Day: Wizard And Glass Edition

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John Anderson's gun tattoo (courtesy The Truth About Guns)

The tattoo above adorns TTAG reader John Anderson’s arm. The image is from the Jae Lee art for Marvel’s Dark Tower comic book series, an adaptation of Stephen King’s Wizard and Glass. I have no idea of the significance of the image; the last time I read a Stephen King novel my pets almost died from neglect. Tattoo Junkies in Dover, NH inked our boy. Click here to see original art upon which it’s based.

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Robert Farago

Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. What irks me is each county sets different rules for their procedures. Ventura is the first to follow state law (sort of).

    Orange County still requires 2 utility bills/cell phone/FFL/whatever for proof of residence, an appointment to turn in your application (what for? you should be able to mail it in and they contact you when to come in for fingerprints), a weapon inspection by an armorer (his name is Dwayne) that will FAIL your gun if it doesn’t have a trigger pull greater than 7 lbs, is not stock (rejecting a gun with non-OEM night sights), etc…. (again, why?).

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  2. What kind of accuracy can you expect? I got mine looking brand new no wear. But locked on the bench with a firm grip gives a random 9″ group at 20 feet. the barrel moves back and forth a full 1.5 to 2mm . shimmed it and it still has a 6″ random scatter group at 20′ is the barrel supposed to flop around?

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  3. In other news… The elusive wild Bush man has been caught by two of her majesty finest, An exhibit in London zoo will house the creature for the world to see in the coming months.

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  4. I lived in London for a while. On more than one occasion I watched unarmed patrol cops disappear for a couple minutes and reappear in full tactical with MP5s almost without notice when there was an alert of some type. Always blew my mind how quick they would do it.

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