Evening Email Forward

I have several relatives who send me amusing email forwards. Mostly they’re bygone relics from the days before blogs, but tonight I saw a few good ones. First is self-explanatory. Try to keep a straight face:

Second is REALLY impressive. Have a look

For those who were never in a marching band, let me make some notations.
-Note there are no yard markers on the floor. So the people in the midst of the formation can dress off their neighbors, but the people in the front of the formation are flying blind. And since they are going in multiple directions the “blind” marchers are plentiful and all over the place.
-Note the rifle team had bayonets fixed!
-Note that the rifle team fired off a blank in the drill, so not only does nobody get impaled by a bayonet, but nobody has an ND with all that rifle work!
– M1 Garands are fucking HEAVY! Seriously, to spin one like that takes forearms and hands like a lumberjack!

Wicked cool!

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Dragon Leatherworks Talon

I am very happy to know Dennis of Dragon Leatherworks not only is he a great guy but he makes great holsters. Better yet, he is looking to step up his holster business so he’s asking several bloggers to review his holsters. I’ve been there before with the Python Skin Fat-Jack, which is a robust and beautiful holster ideal for open carry, but designed to suit discreet concealed carry.

The new holster is called the Talon here’s my unit.

So let’s give a basic overview. This is the plain-Jayne model with conventional belt holes and the black color. It has a slight forward cant, and a “Combat Cut” sweat guard which makes for a comfortable carry, but a very fast and natural draw when carried at 4:00 OWB. Also when first trying the holster’s fit and ergonomics with my blue gun I was again pleased to see Dragon Leatherwork’s expected robust design that means the gun can easily be re-holstered with one hand. Also the holster is of open-mouth design, meaning that not only does my commander-length 1911 fits this holster, but my Government Length gun also fits (but with some muzzle protrusion…go over to the website to see a 5″ gun in the holster) And I’m sure those of you freaks with your 6″ longslide guns will find this holster also works very well, but I cannot speak about the compact and subcompact 1911 variants, best talk to the Dragon if you’re interested in a holster for your snazzy micro 1911. Also carrying a 12oz Blue gun, a 28oz Lightweight Commander, and a 40oz Stainless Government model were all equally comfortable, as the holster evenly distributes the weight of the gun.

So after these observations were made the wife was ready to buy some furniture, so away we went for some field testing. Pix and more review below the cut.
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LOL!

That’s a pretty succinct message!

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Live From the Furniture Store

So we just bought a new sofa, and now the wife is looking at sleigh beds. This is a great passion of her’s but something that doesn’t interest me at all.

What IS interesting to me is I am currently carrying my 1911 in a new holster from .dragonleatherworks.com/”>Dragon Leatherworks. The advantage of carrying at a furniture store is that there are mirrors everywhere. My concealment garment is my winter coat, so I’m quite comfortable that my gun is completely invisible.

More review to come, but since I have my phone on me and some time to kill, I thought I’d give a live report.

PS: We Just bought a Sleigh bed.

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The Other Side of “Gun Death?”

Been meaning to write this post for a while, now I have a few posts to link to. Both are from Jay.

INDEPENDENCE, Ky. – A man shot and killed an intruder at his home in Independence, Ky. early Sunday morning.

The incident happened around 12 a.m. on Sylvan Drive.

Police say 45-year-old Alan Hampton, a neighbor, came in through the house’s front door and assaulted those in the home with a chair while they slept.

Here’s the other:

A short time later, a worker at the Valero gas station at 1354 Vernon Odom Blvd. told police that a man armed with a knife walked behind the counter and took the cash register drawer. The man then dove toward the employee with his knife when the worker pulled out a gun. The bandit was shot in the leg, the worker said.

These are both from Jay’s “Dead Goblin Count”

I do “Gun Death?” posts for three reasons, one is a bit silly, but I get a lot of positive feedback for them, and its an easy way to keep the blog active, even when I’m away from my computer for an extended amount of time. The other reasons are vastly more serious. Anti-Rights advocates constantly preach their restrictions in terms of “Gun Death” and “Gun Violence”, the “Gun Death?” posts are to show the bystanders that a world without “Gun Death” isn’t very desirable if nothing is done to stop criminals from committing violent acts.

Second is to show what happens when people are denied across the board the tools for self-defense.

Now look at the two posts above. Both are people who were violently attacked with deadly weapons that were not guns. Both cases the attacks were stopped with the use of a lawfully held firearm. One resulted in a dead attacker, the other was simply injured. If you are not prepared to defend yourself you could very well be an entry in my “Gun Death?” report.

Of course we all prefer a peaceful day in our PJs wishing no harm to anybody, but violence does happen, and it isn’t a rare thing. I would rather be an entry in Jay’s Dead Goblin count, than in my own “Gun Death?” posts.

Carry your guns, its a lighter burden than regret! -Breda

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Lazy Morning

Ahhh, I ended up calling in sick from work on Thursday because I just felt like general crap. Took Friday Off so the wife and I could go see a Neuro Oncologist for a 2nd Opinion on what should be done now that we know the thing removed from her head was a brain tumor. Short answer, the Doctor we saw completely agreed with our other doctor that the best bet is just to watch the surgery cite with regular MRIs and don’t mess with anything if you don’t see anything.

Today I’m lounging around in my PJs. Happened to have a rather skippy game of Nethack Going on my phone (Bummed I can’t somehow transfer it to the NAO server, but oh well, I can play Nethack while lounging on the couch until I ascend or YASD.

But PJ time must come to an end, as the wife wants to look for a replacement for the POS couch in our livingroom. I’ll use this as an oportunity to review a new product line from the great Dragon Leatherworks. So I should have a review up tonight, Monday night at the latest.

So enjoy yourself and stay tuned!

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“Gun Death” long History

This is an ongoing local story.

The mentally ill young man arrested in the brutal killing of a Peabody woman who worked in the group home where he lived had exhibited an escalating pattern of violence in recent years, including a vicious assault on his stepfather, court records show….Four years ago, Chappell kicked, punched, and fractured his stepfather’s eye socket after the man fired him from a construction job, records show. In 2009, a former girlfriend filed a restraining order against him, her second in five years, saying Chappell was leaving threatening phone messages saying that “he was going to get me and I was going to see who he was.”…Court files in Chelsea and Roxbury paint a portrait of an increasingly dangerous young man. Starting in 2000, Chappell faced several assault charges, and each was dismissed for reasons that are unclear in the court records. However, his 2006 assault on his stepfather resulted in a one-year prison term, which included a requirement that he continue mental health treatment, including anger management training.

Chappell ultimately served only three months of that sentence in early 2007, and months after being released, he was admitted to a psychiatric facility at Massachusetts General Hospital.

I’ve been pawing over stories to find the exact cause of death, but it sounds like a beating of some sort, which is also this asshole’s MO.

A long history of “Gun Death” right there. Also some bad justice that an innocent women would be exposed to such a violent beast. I don’t see much value in attempting to rehabilitate known monsters if it means getting non-violent good people hurt and killed in the process. They made their bed, and they should rot in it as far as I’m concerned.

And to think, some people simply focus on guns, like somehow they’re relevant to cases like this. All the people I associate with are less dangerous when armed with Machine guns and explosives than this jerk is simply unfettered and unarmed.

It is NOT the tool we need to keep an eye on!

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“Gun Death” Lying Around

The Anti-Rights activists always talk about “Safe Storage” laws. Such things as locking a gun up, and locking ammunition separately, to keeping guns locked in a Gun Club. One must do this so that children don’t find dangerous items just lying around.

A, 18-month-old child was sent to the hospital in critical condition Wednesday night after the child was found accidentally strangled by an electrical cord at a home in an unincorporated area near Litchfield Park, officials said.

Why do people have electrical cords? You can’t hunt with them. There is no point to an electrical cord but to murder children, and they must be banned!

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Tune In!

Gonna be a Vicious Circle tonight, and it’ll be broadcast here live.

Vicious Circle, coming at you live and lithesome 9pm EST. 8pm Central!

Not safe for work, or play! 😉

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Quote of the Day: The Truth

From Sean said here

They’ll take their victories where they can get them. If they have to strip us of our guns one person at a time, they will.

Ain’t that the truth. When Barack Obama became president Paul Helmke said: “We Win, They Lose. Now, Let’s Get To Work”

After 8 years of Bush, who was an Authoritarian, big-government asshole, but overall very good on guns, not to mention States overall rolling back gun restrictions, and gun sales ever rising, and the bitter truth that crimes rates only got better. Paul thought that having a Joyce Foundation board member in the White House would be the turning point for them after over a decade of bitter losses.

Well then Obama snubbed them.

With the Federal and state governments not returning their phone calls, they looked to private businesses by demanding Starbucks to ban open carry. Starbucks ignored them too.

They’re such a bunch of losers, they have to take whatever victories they can, no matter how small and sordid they are.

I’m glad they’re doing poorly, and I wish more misfortune upon them!

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