To be confident and competent enough with a rifle to be able to hit anything I can see in a Jovian Thunderbolt kind of way.
To be able to defend myself with a handgun.
To perhaps harvest some tasty venison with either a rifle or a shotgun, any skin or antler is just a nice bonus, here.
And, if necessary: To Defend the Ramparts of Democracy from a Level 4 Zombie Outbreak or against the Jacobin, Rampaging, Godless, Red-Commie Hordes (or their modern equivalent.)
"You never select a shotgun as your primary anti-zombie firearm. It's great for onesy twosey, but zombies travel in hordes. The reload time is onerous, and the ammo, while effective, is heavy and bulky and short ranged."
Big Mistake for Her
If Ginsberg had let Scalia put the words "strict scrutiny" in Heller and Hillary said "Gun control is just not going to be a priority for my administration," Hillary would have been elected President.
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Beretta USA Introduces the 92X RDO Inox
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Beretta USA has added the 92X RDO Inox to its 90 series, a full-sized
stainless-steel pistol made in the USA. It’s said to combine the durability
of the 90...
Because It's Friday
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Swiss cog railway:
A vertical boiler is pretty old-school, but I can see some real advantages
on the steep grades of a cog railway.
Edgy Name
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Quote of the Day Elon Musk’s relentless pursuit of AI supremacy has taken a
monumental step forward with the introduction of Colossus, a groundbreaking
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On Monday
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It looks like I'll need to go in early next Monday: the last pieces
will be arriving for the replacement for a major device that has been an
albatross...
Weekend Knowledge Dump- July 11, 2025
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Knowledge to make your life better. If you have some free time, check out
some of these links this weekend. Striker Fired Guns Should Probably Not
Be Car...
My Favorite Pressure Testing Drill
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This is an old post of mine on Facebook from 2013. It was reposted today by
my friends Phil Wong and Rob Reed. My thanks to them for resurrecting it.
The p...
The New Resistance to the 2A
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You can see the resistance is shaping up around “sensitive places” doctrine
and “good moral character.” I remember seeing a comment from Prof. Adam
Winkler...
Light blogging
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Minor medical condition taken care of. Nothing to worry about. But requires
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Eighteen Years Ago Today...
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Eighteen years ago today, my son was born. TheBoy entered the collective
conscious, bringing "father" to the list of names I proudly wear. He's off
to the ...
We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
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I'd like to see how a Brewster F2A fits inside the P-47.
And TOUGH bones too... Anything that can knock down a brick chimney and keep flying is pretty tough...
The P-47D-25 was the fastest piston engine plane of WW2 despite its size.
And never forget that one of the highest scoring aces flew one.
Gabby Gabreski !!!!!! Believe he score well in the F-86 over Korea too.
Small wonder that the Spit pilots said that taking evasive action in a P-47 consisted of running about the fuselage!
John of the GMA
There's a movie about WW2 flight operatons in a Jug squardon. Can't remember the name. But there's a lot of color footage of P-47's, and they are BIG.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xrn2af_p-47-thunderbolt-squadron-in-italy-in-1944_shortfilms
John of the GMA
"Thunderbolt"
Look at that poster i had a song go through my head.
"Jug, Jug, Jug, Jug da Jug, Jug da jug!" to the Imperial March from Star Wars.
Looks like you could mount Spitfires to the hardpoints and deploy them like AIM-7s. . .
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