A few years ago, I ran across this image . It is a display of the weapons and gear the two bank robbers from the North Hollywood shoot out used. It is interesting to think back on how things changed because of this. I remember a lot of talk after it about how theContinue reading “North Hollywood Shootout”
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Precision Shooting Magazine
PS magazine has been dead and gone since 2012 and its sister publication The Accurate Rifle even longer. It was a real shame these magazines and the info they provided are now long gone. I don’t know what happened to most of the writers who had monthly articles. No doubt they are floating around somewhere. Continue reading “Precision Shooting Magazine”
Smith & Wesson New M&P 22 MAGNUM with TEMPO Barrel System
SPRINGFIELD, MA., (7/11/2023) – Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. (NASDAQ Global Select: SWBI), a leader in firearm manufacturing and design, today announces the release of the new M&P22 MAGNUM pistol, chambered in 22 WMR. This latest addition to the M&P series is all about bringing more. More capacity, more reliability, and more features. Its internalContinue reading “Smith & Wesson New M&P 22 MAGNUM with TEMPO Barrel System”
Red States, Blue Cities: Who’s To Blame For America’s Homicide Crisis
Authored by Ted Dabrowski, John Klingner and Grayson Garelick via Wirepoints.org, Red states, blue cities: Who’s to blame There’s a debate raging over who’s responsible for the surge in homicides and violent crime across the country. California Gov. Gavin Newsom blames Republicans, saying that “8 of the top murder states are red.” Left-leaning think tank Third Way claims it’sContinue reading “Red States, Blue Cities: Who’s To Blame For America’s Homicide Crisis”
This Week’s Post Quality vs. Next Week’s
I know the posts for this week so far have been kind of lackluster. This is due me being busy last weekend with friends who came in to camp out and shoot. I didn’t spend the usual amount of time getting posts ready for the following week, Xen Loi. Next week’s posts will be aContinue reading “This Week’s Post Quality vs. Next Week’s”
BOOK-SOG Codename Dynamite: A MACV-SOG 1-0’s Personal Journal
I haven’t finished this yet but I already can tell you it gets my highest recommendation. From 1964-1972 America engaged in a Top Secret war in Southeast Asia with an elite group of warriors who did not exist. If the enemy caught you, the United States government would deny any involvement with you or whatContinue reading “BOOK-SOG Codename Dynamite: A MACV-SOG 1-0’s Personal Journal”
Duluth Trading Co Work Pants Review
Adam reviews some Duluth pants. My wife works the front desk at a local hotel and from time to time she will come home and tell me about how she spoke to a rep from one firearm/gear company or another. When I ask how she struck up a conversation with them she’ll say she knewContinue reading “Duluth Trading Co Work Pants Review”
NAPOLEON Trailer
One of the other boys at Last Movie Outpost has the scoop on the new Napoleon flick from Ridley Scott. In my opinion, Ridly has lost whatever it was that made him a great director in past decades but I am hopeful about this one, Ridley Scott knows historical epics, with big scenes and ragingContinue reading “NAPOLEON Trailer”
Moore Militaria ” John Wayne Dense” Tiger Stripe Review.
A couple weeks ago my set of the “JWD” tigers from Moore’s came in. This is an exact repro of the pattern used in the Vietnam war. Probably the most popular tiger pattern variant and certainly the most famous after being word by John Wayne in The Green Berets. The movie is how this versionContinue reading “Moore Militaria ” John Wayne Dense” Tiger Stripe Review.”
Book Review//Becoming a Barbarian by Jack Donovan
by Sunshine_Shooter at progunmillennial In-Depth Review Why Did I Buy This Book? Becoming a Barbarian is the sequel to The Way of Men, which I enjoyed immensely. The Way of Men is a good, yet short read about the psychological nature of men. Becoming a Barbarian was probably just more of the same and I’mContinue reading “Book Review//Becoming a Barbarian by Jack Donovan”