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IOWA Considering Freedom
The Iowa legislature is considering a Constitutional amendment that would restore the Right To Keep and Bear Arms to their Constitution. Go Iowa!
"the right of an individual to acquire, keep, possess, transport, carry, transfer, and use arms to defend life and liberty and for all other legitimate purposes is fundamental and shall not be infringed upon or denied."
HumanEvents Takes On The Onion
Conservative blog Human Events is taking on satire site The Onion by publishing an obvious fake humor piece claiming that Mitt Romney is Pro-Gun. What a hoot!
Garand Saga Continues
Back in September of 2009 we got all excited when it looked like a wave of Grands from Korea were going to crash against our shores.
Then, almost a year later in August of 2010, we learned that the Obama Administration had killed the deal.
We then had another pause when on Veteran's Day of that same year Congress was going to take action which seemed to go absolutely nowhere.
Now we here from the Koreans via SayUncle that our government has agreed to the import.
After nearly three years, I still don't have my Korean War Garand.
To be continued........
Light Up Your Press
I am sure there is a quantum physics formula somewhere out there that calculates the factors of applied reloading and determines that the more time you have to reload, the older you are and the further away from the spouse you tend to gravitate too including the garage or basement 
or other dark corner. Rather there is such a formula or not it always adds up to you need more light.
or other dark corner. Rather there is such a formula or not it always adds up to you need more light.I have seen people do everything they can to their reloading environment to get more light where they need it including duct taping flash lights to clamping on book lights to their workspace or the press itself. Some solutions work better than others but all tend to get in the way eventually or at least make caliber changes a pain.
The folks at Inline Fabrications have tackled the problem by creating LED light packages in short, adhesive mounted strips to mount directly to your press and splash precious light right where it is needed the most.
The problem is solved. I think the only improvement I could see might be a very small battery pack option so that you don't have a wire running from your press. Of course with their AC adapter you never need to worry about dead batteries but with small powerful batteries available now and the low power demands of LEDs, I am sure that it would not be much of a nuisance to have to swap a couple of CR2032s or a 123 lithium now and then.
I think I will order their modular kit in a couple of weeks. I'll post pics once it is set up. Maybe if I get around to it, I'll make my own little battery case.
Remington and the US Army are Surplussing and Raffling off 4,000 M24 Sniper Rifles
The Army has a few thousand M24 Sniper Weapon Systems that they're in the processes of reconfiguring into XM2010 Enhanced Sniper Rifles. This total conversion changes everything but the receiver, which Remington will replace for sale to us, the Americans. Bomber!
The M24 is a great sniper rifle platform, but given the vast distances the Army has found snipers taking shots from, they've concluded that they need something with longer legs. The Remington 700 receivers used in the M24s is fully capable of handling .300 Winchester Magnum, which offers about 50% more energy and has a 50% greater effective range than the 7.62 NATO cartridges they're shooting now, and it's good out to 1,200 meters. It does kick a little more.
Once you take off the barrel, the optic, the stock, the sling, the bipod, the bolt, the extractor, and all the trigger parts, you've got one pile with almost no XM2010 and another pile with a damn near complete M24, which Remington has gotten permission to reassemble and do with them what they will.
They'll be taking 2,000 of these capable (and pre-customized by the soldiers who carried them) sniper rifles andselling them on a first-come, first-serve basis, with priority given to military snipers, active and reserve duty military, retired military, and law enforcement, respectively.
Two thousand more will be raffled off, $5 gets you one ticket, $20 gets you five, and a benjamin gets you thirty tickets. All proceeds will go to the Fisher House Foundation, which provides comfort homes for wounded soldiers and their families, for free.
Kroger "Reviewing" Actions of Store Hero
A goblin pushed his way into a Kroger Store office near Indianapolis and the store manager defended his customers and fellow employees.
Now Kroger is deciding what to do with the manager. I say promote him or at least reward him. If they fire him, I will never shop at a Kroger again since they are too unsafe for my family.
TDI Defensive Knife Course Review
Tactical Defense Institute is a world renowned school specializing in defensive training for law enforcement, military and civilians, located in Southern Ohio. While I have attended several of their handgun classes over the last dozen years, I have not had the opportunity to enroll in one of their impact weapon or knife fighting courses. The link below is to an independent review of their two day knife class from an attending student.
Disease Breaks Out In Smyrna (Tenn.) School
Rutherford County Schools suffers a breakout of a serious case of the dumbass. Principal obviously afflicted too.
Developing a Bullet Proof Mind
As anyone that has ever been fortunate enough to attend A Bullet Proof Mind seminar by LtC. Dave Grossman can attest, the day long program is a phenomenal look into our own hearts and minds as well as the minds and blackest hearts of those that would freely harm us or our children. The lecture leaves you realizing that there is far more you can do to prepare yourself to prevail in a dark situation, but he doesn't leave you dry. Instead he gives you guidance, confidence and the resources so that you can develop the required Bullet Proof Mind. And for those of you that may never get the honor of sharing one of his lectures, it is now available on DVD from USCCA.
Virtual Victims?
The International Red Cross has decided that your kids playing the latest shoot 'em up war game may be "war criminals". They believe that if you commit "war crimes" on a game that you are still committing barbarous acts against "virtual victims."
While I am one of those that believes that these games go too far in manipulating our young children and desensitizing them to violent acts, war crimes? Really?
I think the next time the Red Cross asks for a donation I'm going to send them some virtual blood.
How Not To Do It
The guy's heart is in the right place but his finger and muzzle sure is not. Lose the badge and get some training.
How To Buy A Handgun In New York State
Please keep in mind that with a New York license, you are also applying for a restricted license to carry, you also must go through the process before you can even own a handgun or even just touch one.
Man Kills Gas Pump With Mosin-Nagant
Here's something that doesn't happen every day:
Ohio Restaurant Carry No Big Deal
In spite of the predictions of firefights at Red Lobster and blood flowing at Applebees, it turns out that Ohioans carrying a concealed gun into restaurants are no more bloodthirsty and negligent as the other 40 states that already allow it.
Who would have thunk it? And here I thought that there was something resonating in iron bridges that kept me from being dangerous in West Virginia or Kentucky when I carried in Outback Steakhouse.
That Backwards Little State of New Jersey
Some day maybe they will modernize. Let's hope.
Wisconsin Reciprocity
Wisconsin has announced their reciprocity list for the states whose Concealed Carry licenses they will recognize. While I am glad to see that they are going to be reciprocal with 1/2 the nation from the start I am sad to see that Ohio is not one of them. Maybe they are just waiting to see who wins the Ohio State - Wisconsin game next Saturday. At least I can carry there with my Pennsylvania license.
The 25 winners are:
Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wyoming. Permits issued by Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands also will be recognized in Wisconsin.