As if you needed another reason to hate clowns . . . ‘Any murder’s horrific. It doesn’t matter whether you’re wearing a clown costume or not.’
Just after breakfast on a warm May day in 1990, a white convertible Chrysler LeBaron pulled into Marlene Warren’s driveway in Wellington, Fla., and a clown emerged.
The clown — dressed in an orange wig, with a red bulb nose and a painted-on smile — carried a bouquet of flowers and two balloons. One said: “You’re the greatest!”
The clown offered the flowers and balloons to Warren, witnesses would later recount, then pulled out a gun and shot her in the face.
As Warren crumpled to the ground, the clown calmly walked back to the Chrysler convertible, witnesses said — then disappeared for the next 27 years.
Black Rifle Coffee Company Canada Announces Soft Launch with 18K Pound Giveaway
To support the Canadian community, Black Rifle Coffee Company Canada (BRCC Canada) announces their soft launch with an 18K pounds of coffee giveaway (worth approximately $75,000), new release of their first custom “Little Warriors Blend,” and sponsorship of “Little Warriors” September 30 event. The company is the first global partner for the Black Rifle Coffee Company (Salt Lake City, Utah) that was started by veterans and first responders.
Some of the Canadian protector groups who’ve already received free coffee from Black Rifle Coffee Company Canada include Canadian Soldiers in Iraq, Edmonton Police, Firefighters, and Alberta RCMP detachments.
Coming soon to ha House or Senate near you . . . Chaos in house as minister is accused of being armed
There were chaotic scenes in (Kenya’s) Parliament as legislators literally exchanged blows over disagreements on issues surrounding a motion to amend the constitution to lift the Presidential age limit.
The fight started after MPs opposed to lifting of the age limit accused State Minister for Water and Environment, Ronald Kibuule, of entering the chambers with a gun.
Order returned to the house after the Speaker was satisfied that nobody in the house was armed.
Black Hills wins a Navy contract . . . Rapid City ammo manufacturer will benefit from lucrative federal contract
Successfully earning a $49.9 million federal contract to provide ammunition to the U.S. military would certainly seem like an immediate windfall for Jeff and Kristi Hoffman and their 70 employees at Black Hills Ammunition. …
But while such a contract is indeed lucrative for the company, the actual quantity of ammunition purchased will likely be far less, Jeff explained.
The term of the contract is spread out over five years and includes fixed-price, indefinite-delivery and indefinite-quantity stipulations.
Simply put, that means the company will have to absorb production expenses over the length of the contract, with no promise that the government will order even close to that amount of ammunition.
Bay are cops just can’t seem to hold onto their guns . . . Guns stolen from car in Oakland as officers eat after UC Berkeley protests
Oakland police are seeking a thief who broke into a car Monday and stole a pair of handguns belonging to a police officer who had driven 300 miles from Kern County to help UC Berkeley handle protests this weekend.
“The Oakland Police Department understands the seriousness of the items that were taken in this auto burglary,” Officer Johnna Watson said in a statement.
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro.
Hunter S. Thompson
I love watching Colion Noir’s videos. I will say though that of the 7 types of people you run across at gun ranges that he talks about, the only one that I personally run across frequently is the “Security Threat” type of person. I run across these types of people at least one out of every three trips to the indoor range that I frequent. I will confront these types of people immediately upon observing their dangerous behavior. I don’t immediately berate them, but will attempt to point out the very dangerous error of their ways. If they become belligerent and don’t want to listen to reason, I will leave the range and report them to the RSO. To their credit, the RSO’s at the range I frequent will immediately address the issues to these extremely dangerous people, but I still do not like having these type of people near me. Many people do not pay enough attention to what other people are doing around them at gun ranges. I’d like to see the people running the range delve a little deeper into the experience of the people coming in to use the range before they issue them a stall. They have a special Thursday “Ladies Shoot Free” thing that they do every week. I’ve learned to stay away on Thursdays. Don’t get me wrong….I know a lot of women who are very experienced with firearms and are expert marksman (markspeople), but those are not generally the women who show up for the Thursday freebie range time.
I’d be happy to protest on behalf of a law-abiding citizen like Philando Castile, while I was carrying an American Flag and a Rebel Flag, expressing my support for the 2A and using my 1A rights to do so.
But Colin Pimpleneck and the rest of the leftist lemmings following Pimpleneck blindly over the cliff of oblivion have not chosen their cause wisely and are protesting for criminals like Mike Brown who deserved what they got. Fucking idiots.
As for the kneeling BS itself, someone else here summed it up very nicely when he said that when players are in uniform inside the stadium, they are merely employees who are on the clock, working for their employer. As such, those employers have every right to expect their employees not to do or say anything that will harm the employer’s interests. If the player/ employee doesn’t agree with that, they can go work somewhere else. But once the players/employees are off the clock, they are private citizens and have every right to go to church, go fishing, read a book or lead a Black Lives Matter / Antifa riot….er, “protest”.
I don’t like crowds and I don’t like being in ranges with other shooters. If I go, it will be at the quietest times and I will take a stall that is away from anyone else. I also watch very close for dangerous behavior. So far, I have not seen any except once an old guy couldn’t keep his finger off the trigger and was firing his weapon unintentionally. Thankfully it was pointed downrange, but I kept a real close eye on him.
Shooting is like a zen thing for me. I like crawling inside myself and becoming one with the gun and the experience. Other people shooting near me is a distraction. It’s like flying. As a pilot, I find flying very relaxing. There are few things I find as tranquil as flying on a cross country flight at a night with just Flight Following on the radio and looking at the lights below. Someone sitting next to you jabbering away just messes the whole thing up. It is absolutely totally relaxing. I find shooting very relaxing and enjoy the experience, just not having to interact with others for any reason.
It has been reported on TTAG going back two years that government buildings and restaurants, in the Bay Area, have banned even on duty police from entering with their side arm.
Gun thefts are the result of big government orders, and stupid private business owners.
I guess black powder matters.
I knew the antis would go here. I would love to have a seat at the table at Silencerco just to take part in the laughter – this is an epic troll of the antis.
I’ve been saving my pennies for a ‘firearm to be named later’. It may have to be a Maxim 50 now.
Nothing about burning food during famine, reintroduction of slavery, and mass seizure of private property under Fascist Dictator Roosevelt?