Recent content by paramedic70002

1. It's a plasma rifle in the 40 watt range. 2. I'll show you mine if you show me yours.

My wife came from a strongly neutral to slightly anti home. They did not own any firearms. I made it clear right up front that guns were non negotiable once she started talking about no guns with kids. She eventually came around, and got her permit after I told her I expected her to protect my...

Do cannons count?

Opinion: The Second Amendment was written for militias because the founding fathers were against a standing Army. Since we now have a standing army, the Second Amendment is no longer relevant or needed. Fact: The U.S.Army was formed on June 14th, 1775. The second ammendment was adopted...

opencarry.org says you can OC in MO. Problem solved. Sorta. I have been in court where someone caught CCing without a permit was given time by the Judge to obtain a permit before being convicted. Risky though.

Someone tried to sell THEM a stolen museum gun, they declined, a viewer recognized it and called the popo.

I'm sure an optical expert could add a lot to this discussion. I wonder if other shooters who do not need the readers could also benefit from this.

Curvy recoil may take a bit to get used to. I think they should have completely squared it with a spare mag holder across the bottom, further de-printing the outline. Then they could have named it the "Block." But Gaston might sue.

Apologies if this isn't suitable for the forum... http://hamptonroads.com/2014/09/police-id-man-who-died-gunshot-wound-suffolk Mr. Carter's business is on the border between "downtown" and "ghetto." He has operated this location for decades. Details are as yet pretty sketchy. And...

Back in the day I bought a couple knives from WM that clearly were marked with the wrong price, once the same knife was displayed twice with different prices. I'll have to look closer at the guns and ammo next time.

Just think of them as "cancer awareness" firearms.

No compromise. Rights do not get compromised. They want to fiddle with rights? Tell them we will accept limitations on the 2A that are currently in place for the 1A, nothing else.

If you store the firearm in the holster, bad things 'might' happen. Moisture prone rust is the most common as both leather and nylon retain moisture as well as chemicals in the leather being a problem. I also would refrain from donning/doffing a full holster, as NDs have occurred this way. I...

I wrote this article for EMS World a few years ago. EMTs do not get training in this. http://www.emsworld.com/article/10320548/pistol-packin-patients

Thanks for posting this.