Quite why an image of such inescapable beauty would be derided by a commentator I have no idea. Oh wait. I do. The image is in a gallery of gun photos published in The Land of Hope and Glory, a country so hoplophobic they call their fastest trains “high speed rail service” (instead of bullet trains). “Obviously only for balance I think it would be also informative to see in detail the beauty of the results of these bullets in any motion you like on the previously living targets,” toywithwords opines, his comment dripping with sarcasm. Hello? This is the U.K.’s right wing newspaper. Sigh. Click here to view the ab fab gun gallery.
Incendiary Image of the Day: “This Should Be Popular with NRA Nutjobs and High School Shooters” Edition
Robert Farago
While the doubters have their point about Which .50 cal round was used, the idea of having a very puncture resistant fuel cell is fantastic. Think about all the different applications non specific to hydrogen for such a device.
While I’m no a tree huger, having an alternative fuel which has a byproduct of water vapor can only be a good thing. Personally, I think the whole green house gases/carbon dioxide debacle is a ruse but having automobiles that do not run off electricity and require suspect batteries which will ultimately cause even more headache than exhaust emission cannot be a bad thing.
Sure, it’s a marketing ploy but anything that can boost my DuPont stock values (Kevlar) is fine with me.
That Glock SBR one is particularly cool looking.
There is a company in the UK named Triggertrap. They have a device they have developed called the Triggertrap Ada. It is being specifically designed for this type of photography and as part of the launch next month they will have photos featuring Firearm stop action.
As armature photographer and gun enthusiast I am mesmerized by some of the photos.
Yale can have an “abortion art” exhibit and it is called edgy and the artist called cutting edge and imaginative, but use a gun and it is all down hill.
Per topic, is there any “right wing” left in the UK? The entire country seems to be happy to go down the nanny state hole with very little complaint.
Those photographs have finally convinced me that revolvers are cool.
Look, if this fascist mouthpiece wants to waste millions of his own money producing “Triumph of the Shill”, then let him have at it. Overt propaganda isn’t going to persuade anyone of his position’s validity any more than that idiot Gore’s nonsense “Inconvenient Truth” or Moore’s “Bowling for Columbine” did.
No snow around here, but I still want a white rifle. Just in case I need to operate in arctic operations. Which, come to think of it, actually happens quite often. Fuggit, I’m getting a white rifle.
I am jealous of people who live in arctic environments, imagine; Only one camo necessary.
I do not believe for a minute the DESPP is done going through registration paperwork in only two weeks.
What I really want to know is the true cost of this is when everything is said and done. The paperwork, the records checking, the extra staff, the overtime, the enforcement, the printing of certificates, the postage, etc etc.
They’ve had successes at the state levels… they know how to play small ball when they realize they can’t win nationally.
The ruger 10/22 steel lipped mags are also double stack and pretty damn reliable. The same principle as the butler creek and ramhorn ones people have made for years, but the factory ones are proof the trouble is more in quality than technology when it comes to rimfire mags.
Wasn’t it tested at Gunsite….not front site?