Snowflakes in Hell

… please learn the difference between bear and bare. This idea that our founding fathers would be aghast at the deadliness of modern firearms would seem to force the belief what they were playing with were pop guns. To be honest, if I had the choice between being shot at with a Glock, or a Brown Bess musket, I’d take the Glock. At similar effective ranges, the Brown Bess creates devastating, horrid wounds. Now, it’s true that it’s a lot harder to shoot up a school with a Brown Bess, but it can be easily done with 150 year old technology.

From a gun buy back in Georgia:

“Now what you have here is a sawed-off, 12-gauge shotgun,” he said, snapping the weapon’s foldable stock into place. “A very good street sweeper. You can conceal this gun and take out a room full of people with one shot.”

Follow the link and see the picture. Does it look sawed off to you? Me neither.  I thought it was what was on the table, but it looks like he is holding some type of zip gun in his hand.  Either way, sawed off shotguns don’t spread their pattern quite wide enough to take out an entire room with one shot.

This is either really tacky, or the coolest lamp ever:

Perhaps something Italian is more your style.

I like the Berretta 1201FP on the fold up chair.   Nice touch.

Better have your NFA stamp.

I’m still catching up from being off most of last week.  Sorry for the non-existent posting.