MacGyver

I've shot a suppressed variant in .45acp.    It was a nice shooting rifle.  Seems like it was still kind of limited in capacity, though.

Send it anytime between now and Christmas.

I sent PM's to everyone who sent me a PM with their name and address to pass on to their secret Santa.  If you didn't get a PM, it was because I don't have your name and address.   I'll tell you what.  Anyone who didn't get a name, but wanted one,  PM me with your name and address before the end of the day on Wednesday.  I'll send names to any holdouts after that.

$25ish.   Everyone who sent me their information should have a name at this point.

Joining should work now for lifetime benefactors.  I'll have to look at group creation.

This is still the expectation.

Alexander and Corker have the business money in Tennessee as long as they want it, and that's going to be a big hurdle for any challenger to overcome.  Their constituency at the end of the day is the money that elected them.   I won't pull the lever for either of them again.  Period. 

Yeah, I'm squared away on pseudo randomizing a list.  Data normalization from dozens of people and notifying everyone isn't nearly as seamless.

Trying to get everyone matched up and sent out by this weekend.  Turns out there's no easy way to automate it. 

Cooler heads on both sides of the aisle have prevailed for a long time on the so called "nuclear rule."  This really is an indication that things are going off the rails.   It was 52-48 with three democrats joining all 45 republicans in dissent.  When they're moaning about it a couple of years from now, someone needs to remind them that they passed it straight along party lines.

It's a sensational story from a viral video about a probable non-event with no actual proof of it occurring anywhere outside of the video.

Stolen car.  Two guys are going to have a bad afternoon.

Really?   I'm sorry.  I just don't see it.  At all.

Only 22 current Democrats in the Senate have ever been in minority.  Funny how this might be used against them in a year or so.   I can't figure out the motivation for them to do this right now.   Further evidence that the DNC has never met a sure thing they can't find a way to screw up.

Whatever it is, they're calling it from the Subway.

His permit was still listed as active as of the last pull that the Commercial Appeal did in April.  Who knows? 

See the bottom of James Taranto's commentary yesterday.  It's a deliberate attempt to "rebrand" to get this thing away from the president:   http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304791704579210024201274360?mod=WSJ_Opinion_MIDDLETopOpinion

He definitely knew what he had.  Nobody drops >$2k on a laser without doing it to impress folks at the range.   As to knowing how to use it...lacking...but not so much worse than most of the other people with their newly acquired toys at the range. 

Let me know if you want me to figure out how to get your old account back.  PM me a current email address if you like and I'll see what I can do.

Here's to wishing that Microsoft would stop trying so hard to remain relevant and actually use some of their enormous talent pool to actually innovate.

I hope someone jumps on this. 

People in the AR world are living proof that people are always willing to spend more money if you'll just show them how.   Saw a guy at the range the other day that between Noveske rifle, ACOG with RMR, Laser Devices illuminator, Surefire foregrip AND light, he had no less than $7K in that rifle.  I have exactly zero doubt that that rifle will contain this trigger pack.

Trigger slap or no, you figure this is $150 more than a Slidefire stock - but with an honest to goodness selector switch.    I wouldn't have thought they'd have sold that many SlideFire stocks.  It's nothing more than novelty, and their timing is bad, but I bet they still sell a bunch of these.

To quote the late Lewis Grizzard, "I could've headed this whole thing off, but I was intrigued so I just waited..."

That's pretty interesting.