OK people, seriously, I have stuff to do and all the soap opera drama you guys have going is distracting the hell out of me. But it sure was funny!

I swear that the Coalition to Stop Gun Rights Violence has managed to stretch my capacity for jaw-dropping to the capacity of a hungry python attacking a capibara.

I am guessing that excluding the “greater good” and being all for individualism is a bad thing in the eyes of CSGV. I used to thing that CSGV were just idiots but now I have to sadly conclude that they are Socialist Idiots (apologies for the redundancy there.)

If accusing us of rugged individualism and the firm belief in individual rights makes us some sort of “beasts” in their eyes, I really do not care. If anything I am sure they hurt themselves more with that moronic post than any damage they could have fantasized to give us.

I’ve been giving some thought to the concept of a Truck Gun. I define it as a firearm, in long gun or major caliber that even though is reduced in size, it is too big to carry concealed and should be stashed in a vehicle. The Truck Gun use is as force multiplier in the case of multiple attackers or wherever a higher degree of firepower is required. The shortness may allow it to be used inside the vehicle without being too cumbersome.

I contend that Truck Gun should not be subjected to NFA regulations. It should be something I can go NOW to a gun store and walk away with it (or withing whatever “waiting period” you have in your locality. If modifying an existing gun puts you in the NFA, it will also will make it not valid. Why? Because I say so 🙂 Actually the less trouble you have to deal with paperwork, the more likely you’d get one.

With that, here is my very particular list.

Rossi’s Ranch Hand in .44 Magnum

Pros: A Lever action is an old proven design with little chance of failure. Six shots in 44 magnum with modern ammunition cannot be sneezed at.
Cons: Slow to reload unless there is some sort of speedloader for Lever Actions nobody told me about.

Serbu Super Shorty, 12 gauge.

Pros: It is a 12 gauge for Pete’s sake! Intimidation value is high.
Cons: Capacity is 2 in the magazine plus one in the chamber. You can probably add a SideSaddle for extra ammo. Where are the sights?
CORRECTION: Linoge just slapped be in the head and let me know this baby is considered AOW and subject to ATF paperwork…damn it!

AR Pistol 5.56

Pros: Light Rifle goodness all around. High capacity and easy to reload. (I like the 20 round mag.)
Cons: Barbie gun. Will you be comfortable leaving it in the truck without care for 6 months?

Draco AK Pistol, 7.62×39

Pros: Proven to death AK system. High capacity (I’d go with a 20 round mag) easier to reload than shottie or lever action. Stash & Forget.
Cons: Recoil will be a consideration. Crappy sight system will force you to get a better one.

A consideration for all guns is that you must install a sling. Not only will it keep the gun with you, it will also provide you with a semblance of stability while shooting.

I would probably end with the Draco with some sort of very small red dot because I am more knowledgeable of the AK platform.

Because a lot of them, Chiefs included have no idea what they are talking about.

Chief Dolan is expressing his “concern” about the expansion of the Castle Doctrine in Minnesota. The bill would allow a person to shoot a trespasser who is outdoors on a patio, porch or garage — as long as the defender has a reasonable fear for his or her safety.But Chief Dolan cites that his entry teams (Read SWAT) would be endangered by such law.

Huh?

Wait, if you are sending a SWAT team to a location is because you are expecting a high degree of violence which include GUNS in the HANDS OF CRIMINALS. Unless St. Paul regularly uses SWAT teams in locations like kindergardens while checking for code violations, rank and file police officers will understand that there are proper uses of dynamic entries in some occasions and some which are less than indicated.

And I still cannot figure out the degree of idiocy of anybody that would say that it is legal to defend myself inside my house, but I become John Wayne Gacy anywhere else in my property. Is saving my life less righteous if I am visiting friends or staying at a hotel?  Why is it legally better to be raped or murdered outside the home?

Mind blowing….

Full auto firearms are hard to control and a total waste of expensive ammo. There is no logical reason to own one unless you are lined with money….but damn it! They are so much fun, specially with a big fat suppressor attached to it!

Tingle up my leg….yesssss!

Eric D. Waldman was trying to sell two machine guns and a claymore mine about a year ago. ATF sets the operation and nabs him. He pleas guilty and he only gets a year? But I screw up Form 4473 buying a gun, I can get 10 years?

I need a break….