No fun allowed!

Just some light hearted bullying

My lil collection

Just some of the rifles I’ve gotten since I turned 18 this past year

giant brass ones why do you ask

One of my 'Get List' pistols that has been on there for a while

Smith & Wesson 4516. Despite the weight, might make this a carry piece for a bit. Love this one.

Welcome home, little fella! Been waiting quite a while to bring you home ... MK18 RIII SBR is out of lockup today 🫡

Something I noticed recently.

The pic is mostly a visual aid that helps illustrate my point concisely. I understand this is a single source that has an incentive to be biased. Recently I was blasting google looking at statistics while debating someone about 2A rights and I noticed a pattern. The studies I found showed that armed citizens generally stopped 11-17% of active shooter situations, and 11-19% of active shooter instances happened in areas where guns were allowed. Which made me think… huh… now I’m not saying theirs is a causal relationship here, but it’s a hell of a correlary coinkydink. I looked at the statistics from many many different places and saw similar percentages. Though I struggled to find anyone linking the two percentages. I was also surprised to find that I couldn’t seem to find an instance of a Spider-Man meme. You know where there are a bunch of spideys pointing at each other. Or any occurrence where the civilian succeeded in stopping the active shooter and shot an innocent person. Though I do know there have been times where a citizen tried to stop a shooter and died in the process.

Collection of WW2 Rifles in Iraq

Pack it up boys. They finally came up with a confiscation plan that'll work.

I'm so sorry, everybody. I challenged people to *just once* explain how they'd carry out a ban after they got one passed. Just once -- show me how it's workable. They came through, and I'm thoroughly chagrined. Game over, Man. Game over.

I was getting so frustrated with my groups. Blamed everything from parallax and diopter, to barrel bands and scope mounts... When tyring to line up my second shot my eye blurs the horizontal line and turns my reticle into a diamond. I came the the revelation that I have astigmatism.

I verified this by digging out some red dots that I haven't looked at in 5+ years, sure enough starburst and splotched reticle at higher lumin levels... I'm due for an eye exam last one was over 25 years ago, it was more surprising because I have better then 20-20 vision.

Thoughts?