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Weekend Photo Caption Contest: Win EyePal Peep Sights

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A few weeks back we mentioned EyePal Peep Sights when we got their press release. Lo and behold, they sent me some to try. And while I haven’t had a chance, you probably have more time on your hands. Even if you don’t, enter the best caption to the above photo in the comments by midnight Sunday and I’ll send them to you.

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  1. You can be sure one of the uber liberal 9th circuit judges will ask for an en banc on this decision before the March 7 deadline. The stakes are just too high to let it go for them.

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  2. “pets almost died from neglect”

    Stephen King is an idiot when it comes to guns IMO but I do have to admit most (not all) of his novels are indeed downright gripping for a few days at a time.

    Tom

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  3. The tactic used on April 18, 1775 was to swarm the oncoming gun-grabbing enforcers from all directions. Worked pretty well on that day. Would work again tomorrow…especially if enhanced by Twitter.

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  4. You seriously think you guys are sheep dogs because you carry a gun? Give me fucking break. The vast majority of would piss your pants and cry if you were ever in an gun fight.

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    • Pissing your pants and crying?

      I believe that’s called the University of Colorado defense….

      Quite effective at stopping attack, or so I’m told.

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  5. I’m not a lawyer either and this is just my opinion, but I fully expect the Ninth to take this thing up en banc given the following:

    1. It’s an important case
    2. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is stacked with liberals who likely strongly disagree with the panel’s decision
    3. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has a sizable number of Obama appointees as can be seen at: http://www.ce9.uscourts.gov/vacancies/90-table.pdf I have a feeling a few phone calls have already been made.
    4. The California AG is a friend of Obama’s and has a big profile.
    5. Other circuit courts of appeals have ruled differently in the past.

    I hate to be a wet blanket, but this really is the kind of case that is often heard en banc. I know through the separation of powers would dictate that 3 of the points above should not have any bearing. Unfortunately the real world tends to work differently.

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  6. Good stuff coming out of California.

    Now start working on that California compliant list and that micro stamping nonsense and y’all are back in business.

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  7. You really need to learn revolver. Autos are fine and have their place. But for fun and when you want a truly powerfull handgun the revolver is the way to go. My first .44 mag was a Ruger Super Blackhawk. Back in the day when it was the most powerfull handgun in the world and would blow your head clean off. Well, punk, do you feel lucky?

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  8. Seeing as you can buy about a third more rounds of the practice ammo in 9mm than you can in .40, and the reputation police have for proficiency with their weapons (or lack thereof), I’d say they all should be packing 9mm and they should use the savings to spend more time at the range.

    It’s downright eerie how accurate my .44 Blackhawk is. I’m by no means an expert marksman, and I have very little time shooting heavy recoiling pistols, but shooting at silhouettes at 50 yards from an unsupported weaver stance I can make head shots every time. I’d have a hard time doing better with an open sighted rifle. I don’t know about shooting .44s ‘all day’ though. I usually run 4 or 5 cylinders through and look for something a little softer to shoot. The Redhawks have been changed somewhat significantly. They now all have rubber grips and the rear scope mount attaches to the top-strap and the frame extends out around the barrel for a couple of inches with the front mount attaching to the frame. Looks even beefier.

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  9. Correction:
    ”As murder is on the increase, so are all offenses of the felony class, and there can be no doubt that they will continue to increase unless the criminal laws are enforced with more certainty, more uniformity, more severity than they now are. I presume it is useless to expect that courts will turn from their present tendency to amplify technicalities in behalf of defendants until legislatures shall initiate the change.” – William Howard Taft June 26, 1905

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  10. I did love that series. never wanted to carry revolvers more than when reading that. or yeah and maybe I tried to throw two frisbees at once but thats later in the series.

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  11. Mission accomplished, Gunnutmeger. It’s 2014 and your thread is still alive and kicking. However, I take your post with a grain of salt as it is close minded and short sighted. The 1911 is still a great platform for the RIGHT end user. You are obviously not one of those. Cheers!

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  12. I also have to wonder if the Democrats quoted in the article are aware that the murder rate in Iowa is 1.3 per 100,000.

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  13. I just bought 250 rounds of 9mm yesterday: 115gr FMJ (200) and a 50-round box of 127gr Ranger T-Series +P+. With the 100 rounds I previously purchased I should have enough to go for my quarterly shoot (a personal standard interval). As I’ve never fired +P+ out of my G19 Gen 4 before now it may prove to be a more ‘vigorously percussive’ session than I have previously experienced.

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  14. I currently have and use a Ruger No. 1, 223 Rem., and reload for it. The Mossberg MVP uses case in length and COL that concerns me if my 223 s are shot in the Mossberg will the cases be usable again in the Ruger?

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