Tag: open

  • Concealed Carry Advice From An Urban Operator

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    WARNING: Derp Ahead: Uncle Mike’s nylon pancake holster. :/  I’m sure those work “ok” for a while… but if you’re serious about carrying why wouldn’t you drop ~$100 on something that is actually good? Oh god… strike two – 1:53 he whips out his concealed carry badge.  I’d love to see him show a cop that… I’d…

  • Weapons Control Systems In Banks

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    Weapons control systems are designed to detect and deny entry to unauthorized people carrying weapons into secure areas. From NovaComm, one of the leading manufactures of these systems: The access control system consists of a bullet resistant aluminum frame enclosed by bullet resistant glass, and a bullet resistive ceiling. The frame is divided into two…

  • Shooting Open A Lock

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    Popular Mechanics gives it a try: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWcKYJgjm08[/youtube] Not much of a surprise there. Information on the rounds they used – HERE For a better info, check out one of Box O’ Truth’s old experiments – HERE

  • California Gun Owners Rejoice

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    HA HA So long: Assembly Bill 1810 Assembly Bill 1934 Assembly Bill 2358 Check out the NRA site (HERE) for dumbed down descriptions each of those bills. I’m glad that common sense prevailed (this time).

  • Fewer Guns in Public Means More Freedom – Wait… What?

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    When someone not in uniform carries a gun in public, they are in effect saying “I could kill you, if I chose.” Which in turn poses an immediate threat to my own freedom of speech, freedom of action, freedom to congregate and freedom to be in public spaces. So does driving a car make the…

  • Axe Open Carry – The Wave Of The Future In California?

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    Since open carry of firearms will likely be banned in California sooner or later, residents will have to find an alternate way to protect themselves: Is an axe a weapon? Sure, but depending on context, everything is a weapon: “Oh the axe on my back officer?  I was just on my way to my friends…