Carrying at Home

Published by Runcible on April 1, 2011 - 10:56pm

Robert Farago at The Truth About Guns makes a great point: if you're going to rely on a gun for home defense, you need to have a gun in reach at all times. And that means carrying one in the home.

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Fix Gun Checks Act of 2011

Published by Runcible on March 23, 2011 - 9:59am

There's a must-read article over on Daily Caller about New York's Senator Charles Schumer's new gun control bill, the "Fix Gun Checks Act of 2011". The gist of the bill is that it would bar people who were merely arrested on a drug charge from purchasing a firearm. No conviction necessary!

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gun control

WW2 Sharpshooter Still Has It

Published by Runcible on March 1, 2011 - 9:52pm

Ted Gundy is 84 and he can still do a 5 inch group at 1000 yards. Not too shabby.

[h/t: Instapundit}

Doswell/Richmond Gun Show February 2011

Published by Runcible on February 26, 2011 - 11:31am
Date: 
Saturday, February 26, 2011 - 9:00am - Sunday, February 27, 2011 - 4:00pm

Admission $8

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gun show

"Mayors Against Illegal Guns" actually just against guns, not illegality

Published by Runcible on February 21, 2011 - 12:19am

Sanctimonious busybody Michael Bloomberg and his group "Mayors Against Illegal Guns", which harasses legitimate gun dealers and pays its "investigators" to commit illegal straw buyer felonies in states with Constitutional gun laws, has suffered yet another embarrassment. One of its core members - White Plains, NY mayor Adam Bradley - was arrested for assaulting his wife and then disobeying a protection order to stay away from her. From MSNBC, of all sources:

Blackout in Church Hill Caused by Shooting

Published by Runcible on February 12, 2011 - 9:00pm

Last night's power outage in the Church Hill section of Richmond was caused by a shooting. Kareem Shaquille Brown of Tighe Court in Richmond was shot and killed while driving his car, according to police, by one of the two passengers in the car. At about 12:50am, the vehicle veered out of control and struck two utility polls on Broad Street in Shockoe Bottom. The lines along Broad evidently being necessary for electrical service to Church Hill, power went out in that neighborhood at that time.

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