October 2021 – Scattered Shots

Last Movie Outpost 31 Horor Films Podcast

I was on the Last Movie Outpost livestream podcast this weekend to talk about horror movies if you want to check that out.

NOT MUCH FOR FIGHTING: THE M1903 SPRINGFIELD

There are some US military fire arms that enjoy the love and adoration of millions of people. These guns earned a reputation from major battles and wars. Guns that entire generations used to fight off the enemies of America large and small. The M1 Garand, the M1911, the M1 Carbine. The M14… ahem.. Continue reading “NOT MUCH FOR FIGHTING: THE M1903 SPRINGFIELD”

Beyond 31 Days Of Horror

Boy, 31 days just isn’t enough time to talk about all the good stuff out there. I could have done the entire month, recommending double features. I barely touched on Asian horror cinema or the giant monster movies. Since I still feel like I have a lot to say, let’s take a fast look atContinue reading “Beyond 31 Days Of Horror”

Three Reasons To Start Taking Secession Seriously

Authored by Ryan McMaken via The Mises Institute, Last month, the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia released a new study which showed that, at least among those polled, “roughly 4 in 10 (41%) of Biden and half (52%) of Trump voters at least somewhat agree that it’s time to split the country, favoring blue/redContinue reading “Three Reasons To Start Taking Secession Seriously”

Protected & Served

Local menace learns lesson about lawn care.

SOG During Operation Dewey Canyon

Ken Bird gives his first-hand account of a SOG operation

Friday Fun

Congrats, you made it to Friday

The Absolute State of Companies in 2021

This will probably ruin your day.

Swiss Milsurp Rifles

There are a lot of old military surplus rifles out there. Most of them are junk. The ones that are not junk are usually so expensive that its not really worth bothering with. Even if you do get one of the more expensive ones, they are not really that accurate. During their time they couldContinue reading “Swiss Milsurp Rifles”

Townsend Whelen On Mastering The Rifle

by Townsend Whelen From the 1918 book he authored The American Rifle In my work in the Army I often come across men of a rather low order of intelligence whom no amount of practice will teach to shoot, chiefly because they have never learned how to use their brains. Any man of ordinary intelligence,Continue reading “Townsend Whelen On Mastering The Rifle”