Or any weddings, really, where the festivities traditionally include celebratory gunfire. As nydailynews.com reports, “A man dancing to “Gangnam Style” at a wedding party in Yemen reportedly killed three people when he tried to fire his AK-47 in celebration and accidentally sprayed the group with bullets.” [Make the jump for the auto-playing video] Maybe it’s unfair to pin the blame on the nuptials when an outbreak of random gunfire, mayhem and death in Yemen is otherwise known as Thursday night. The fact that this tragedy occurred to the dulcet tones of Psy only added insult to the injuries. And deaths.
OK Mr. I’ve Got Opposable Thumbs And You Don’t, just pull the damned trigger already
Listen up, I’ll bark once for ready, twice for aim, three times for fire.
I really shouldn’t find it funny… but come on… did it have to be that song?
BACON!!!! I SEE BACON!!!!!!!!!
Sorry, I keep panting and fogging up the eyepiece
Bob the town dog catcher never saw it coming
The body count would have been higher if the wedding was in Chicago. But the “music” would still suck.
But in Chicago, it would have been on a Saturday night !
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On the other hand, since Friday is their Sabbath, Thursday there would be the same as our Saturday.
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Strange, that.
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Concealment is all about clothing. If you carry you have to dress accordingly. What makes the 1911 a problem is it’s length not width. Width wise it prints less than any compact Glock. The solution I use to hide a full sized gun is a tall-size shirt which gives you the extra length to always keep the gun concealed. If I have to tuck the shirt in I wear a jacket and carry a Nano, Your choice may very. Concealment is really pretty simple especially since most people walk around in condition white and wouldn’t notice you open carrying.
Another factor are the state laws that you operate under. For example until recently in Texas if your piece even printed you get cited for open carrying or even brandishing. If your state has open carry so what if someone sees a flash of your gun or it prints.
Thank GOD we fixed that. I’m 5’6 and 130lbs, I can’t carry a paperclip w\o it seeming obvious.
Then again, I am my harshest critic
Are the goat and groom okay?
Gangnam Style, at a Muslim wedding? What hath Mohammed wrought? What buzzing sound, a chainsaw? Have they added chainsaws to Muslim weddings when I wasn’t looking?
They sure know how to throw a party, don’t they? And people make fun of rednecks….
I hear that Beretta held a contest to design a handgun that was uglier than the Storm but there were no entries
Does it render the firearm invisible to x-ray or porn-o-scan?
My Grandfather bought a High Standard for my Grandmother to carry in her purse. I don’t think she ever even practice fired it. My Dad now has it and keeps it around for sentimental value. With .22 WMR, it is without a doubt the most painful gun I have ever fired in my life.
WOW, I checked out how much used COPs and High Standards were going for online, and there are some very proud sellers. Cheapest I could find a COP was for 975 and for the HS 400. WTF!? Why are these evolutionary dead ends commanding more than a used Glock, especially if they are terrible, is there some sort of masochistic collectors market?
Its leagal to own the solvent tap adapters and a oil filter but its just not leagal to use them as a suppressor on your gun according to the atf…its that simple…cheez…I own a shit full of them
This is getting old… these idiots that keep calling on false gunmen/shot/ect… need to be charged with terrorism. They are causing mass fear in large groups of people for no legitimate reason.
What the company failed to mention is that this is a “braille” trigger guard…you know….for all those blind AR-15 owners that Piers Morgan was whining about.
All forms are being done by Dana pickles. Could be a temp thing, not a permanent change.
For those of you saying, “hey, NO rights are absolute!” I just want to point out a fact.
The First Amendment guarantees “Freedom of the Press” to the point that EVERYTHING printed or in video form is legal in this country, up to and including virtual kiddie porn. There was a Supreme Court case in which virtual kiddie porn was declared protected speech.
I am NOT interested in kiddie porn, just to be clear.
The reason real kiddie porn is not protected is because of the horrific damage real kiddie porn does to real children.
You can make a movie about assassinating a real president and it will be legal in this country. Anyone recall this bit of leftist agitprop?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0853096/
If you look at the far, wide-ranging latitude that all the freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment enjoy, and then look at the restrictions, limitations and regulations heaped upon the Second Amendment, you’ll see there is a whole lot of disparity.
The Second Amendment is one of the most abridged, restricted, limited, regulated and infringed right out there.
For example, you do NOT have to submit to an FBI background check to start a church, buy a book, write a book or make a film, gather in public or petition the government.
My point is, be very, very careful when you throw around the statement, “No Right is Absolute.”
Technically, correct. But the freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment are damn near absolute when even virtual kiddie porn is “protected speech.” The canard of “no right is absolute” is generally double-speak used by anti-gunners to restrict our rights ever more tightly.
Pennsylvania Act 77 (Mental Health Procedures Act-Omnibus Amendments Act of Jul. 2, 1996, P.L. 481) is indeed onerous. If you are taken involuntarily for a 302 (involuntary short-term 72 hour commitment) the person subjected to that 302 order should calmly express the untruthfulness of the petitioner’s testimony. If committed notwithstanding their objection, they should immediately upon discharge file an appeal in their local Orphan’s Division, Court of Common Pleas. If successful in this appeal, their gun rights are not withdrawn. False testimony by the petitioner who sought commitment (whether direct or through a responding LEO) is both a crime and subject to recovery of damages via a civil suit. Under no circumstances should a 302 (or 303, 304b, 305) involuntary commitment be taken lightly. Appeals should be calmly requested at every stage, and an appeal should be filed upon discharge, if the commitment was unjustified or malicious.
I wish you well in your Petition for Restoration of Gun Rights.
He was a patriot with a passion for his country. Those of us that stood on the opposite side of his creation may not have acknowledged or recognised that fact. To hold a grudge against him would make as little sense as holding a grudge against St. John the Browning or John Garand. I personnaly am glad that the wall came down and communism died in eastern europe.
I also wish nothing but good for Kalishnikov. As 1 patriot to another I wish him a peaceful journey if this is the final chapter to his life.