Jimmy Fallon ended up on the Left’s shit list because he mussed up Donald Trump’s hair during his campaign interview. This was seen as “humanizing” Trump, and that just can’t be allowed.
A year later, cult leader and murderer, Charles Manson is dead. The LA Times published an OpEd humanizing him.
In a sense, I am glad that the Road Runner cartoons are not being played anymore on TV. Imagine the amount of ACME-gadget-related deaths that we would see every week.
Sorry for the long delay, I was out getting continuously educated to maintain my PE. Blogging from a hotel room in between symposiums wan’t nearly as easy as I thought it would be.
I was catching up on the news from last week when I caught a clip of Tucker Carlson taking an anti-gunner and New York City council member for knowing nothing about guns. It’s funny to watch.
The guy keeps saying “fifty caliber” like that means something horrible.
Obviously he’s thinking this:
Because as we all know, all “fifty caliber” guns are the same.
I could make fun of this guy some more but what I want to touch on is the gun he’s piddling in his Jockey shorts over, the SilencerCo Maxim 50.
Because it is a muzzleloader with a permanently affixed suppressor it is not an NFA device. Yes it’s a loophole gun.
You will never see me shoot one of these.
I don’t know what type of R&D SilenecerCo did on this but I have my misgivings about the design.
Do you have any idea just how much unburned black powder comes out of the end of a muzzleloader? A lot. Like, shooting a muzzle loader in doors causes a fire hazard lot.
And what does a suppressor do? Capture the expanding gases that come of out of the muzzle in the baffles.
Trapping unburned powder in the baffles seems like a bad idea to me. Several shots worth of unburned powder in the baffle stack igniting all at once, and BOOM!
I’ve seen similar in real life.
AAC makes a product called the BlastOut. It fits over a muzzle break or flash hider for use in indoor ranges to direct the blast forward to ease the overpressure on the shooter. SureFire makes something similar.
The only reason to have your Christmas decorations up before thanksgiving is because you live in a trailer park and they have been there since last year.