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Category Archives: interesting people
American Beauty
…and the other one is an engraved Henry carbine.
TAC range in Knoxville is under new ownership
The range time is reasonably priced, the facility is clean and well-ventilated, and they offer courses for improving proficiency. This time of year (and during the hottest summer), I’d rather shoot indoors. And they rent submachine guns (Uzi, Sterling, Sten, … Continue reading
Maturity isn’t just a function of age.
Sydney is a competitive shooter. I’d rather have her around than many chronologically adult people who haven’t a fraction of her maturity, education and ability. Of course, there are times when she acts like the 14 year old that she … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, pistol, training, weapon
Tagged 9x19, Glock, submachine gun, Uzi
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Old infrared portraits
False color IR. B&W conversion.
Guns make a girl smile
And a bonus redhead picture:
Posted in interesting people, pistol, rifle, rkba, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 223, 7.62x39, AK47
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18+1 in a low-recoil, high-accuracy package
CZ SP01 is a delightfully well-balanced pistol. Nice hat from CZ Forum, too.
Back from SHOT Show.
Just returned from the least stressful, most productive SHOT show in my career. I got to meet many friends from all over the world. Got to look and try a wide variety of arms and accessories. Bringing back tremendous amount … Continue reading
The best thing about SHOT Show
Terrific friendly, knowledgeable people — thousands of them from all over the world.
Equality of responsibility
Cornered Cat Also The Unavoidable Truth About Terrorism.
White shirt
Old photo, new edit.
Movie review: Renoir
Another film about artists and models. In this case, a painter and a film-maker and a model who works for one of them and falls in love with the other. While the film-maker’s persona hasn’t been examined in sufficient detail, … Continue reading
The contemplation of St.Ballistica
Posted in humor, interesting people, shotgun
Tagged 12ga, pump action, red
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Just returned from Minnesota
Caught up on time with family and friends. P64, M1941 Johnson Played with several oddball firearms, too.
A good friend, then and now
(Early 1995) Some people don’t change at all in nearly twenty years. (Today)
Dressing for the weather
There’s much to be said for dressing the model for the weather. Even when it’s 50*F, adequate furriness of the outfit makes for much happier collaborators than a bikini or natural pretty skin. The rifle is a MAD33, an American-manufactured … Continue reading
Rimfire trainers have been popular for a long time.
1903 Springfield trainer in .22LR
Have you shared your knowledge lately?
Modern armies have 30 or so support staff for every fighter at the tip of the spear. The ratio of support to active fighters in the war to secure individual liberty is even more skewed. For every Alan Gura, thousands … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, interesting people, pistol, rifle, rkba, self-defense, sound suppressor, training, weapon
Tagged 22LR, gemtech, girl, ruger
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No substitute for intelligence?
In reading various research about the role of intelligence for setting and achieving life goals, I see numerous arguments for its preeminence. At first, it seems that no substitutes exist, but I see one quality which appears to compensate at … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people
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Primary Arms 4-14x FFP scope
A long time ago, I acquired a Primary Arms 4-14x scope with a front focal plane reticle. Recently, a friend in his 70s needed better glass for his .270 TC Venture deer rifle, so it moved onto his gun locker. … Continue reading