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Neighborhood IPSC Shooter’s SIG P320 Max

Some how, unbeknownst to me until now, a long time IPSC shooter lives just up the road from me. How we did not meet I have no idea. The gentleman is 70 and lived here all of our lives. How we did not hear of each other back int he late 80s when I shotContinue reading “Neighborhood IPSC Shooter’s SIG P320 Max”

The Implications Of Fatal Debt? Expect More Lies

Authored by Matthew Piepenburg via VonGreyerz/gold, If you want to understand the direction of debt, rates, the USD, inflation, risk asset markets, gold and the US endgame, it might be better not to listen to the experts. In fact, Johny Cash is a far better source… Five Feet High & Rising In a classic 1959 tuneContinue reading “The Implications Of Fatal Debt? Expect More Lies”

“M-16 Era Ends: Army’s 101st Airborne Division Receives Next-Gen Assault Rifles”

Well.. we will see I guess. From Zerohedge Army Futures Command announced last week that troops from the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, have received the Army’s next-generation rifles and light machine guns chambered in a new 6.8mm round. These new weapons are replacing the decades-old M-4 and M-16 battle rifle platforms. MilitaryContinue reading ““M-16 Era Ends: Army’s 101st Airborne Division Receives Next-Gen Assault Rifles””

Fred Craig Caspian Super .38

by pistol_purview This radical Caspian in 38 Super was made by industry innovator Fred Craig. The slide and barrel are ported on the sides and top, which reduces felt recoil, but of course means this thing is a very loud, fire-breathing dragon at the range. Craig is best known for his development of the 22TCMContinue reading “Fred Craig Caspian Super .38”

A Boy And His Rifle Part 3

Once upon a time in this very country, a boy could wander through the woods on a warm evening exploring his surroundings. and shooting small game or tin cans or anything he felt like shooting. He was trusted to use his rifle. It was not powerful rifle, but he was taught that it was stillContinue reading “A Boy And His Rifle Part 3”

Some Old Precision Shooting

Recently, a reader asked me to try to find an old issue for him. As I was going through some of the oldest of my back issues, I thought I’d share some photos of the covers. Nothing like a little nostalgia on the holidays. One taste of old times brings all to rights. The aboveContinue reading “Some Old Precision Shooting”

A Boy And His Rifle Part 2

After college I worked for a man who really became a mentor to me when it came to precision shooting, I had been shooting for all of my life of course, but he was the person who is responsible for most of my knowledge of precision hand loading for extreme accuracy, Bench-rest shooting, proper cleaningContinue reading “A Boy And His Rifle Part 2”

Eye Protection

Today an Out Of Battery (OOB) failure, in a P22 with Remington ammo, broke the frame and sprayed debris into the shooters face. Fortunately the boy who was shooting this pistol was wearing his eye protection.

Military Style Cache

Deep State Good, Total Surveillance State Even Better

Authored by Charles Hugh Smith via OfTwoMinds blog, So the Deep State is good, but the Total Surveillance State is even better. The Deep State and The Total Surveillance State are viewed unfavorably for self-evident reasons: the unelected Deep State is anathema to democracy and the Total Surveillance State (and its oh-so-profitable handmaiden, Surveillance Capitalism) are anathema to democracy, freedomContinue reading “Deep State Good, Total Surveillance State Even Better”