Shooting
Surprised But Pleased
This guest post was written by Michael, of Michael’s Custom Holsters and Evyl Robot Soapbox. When Jennifer was growing up, guns were verboten in her household. At my home, guns were just there. My parents have never been avid shooters of any sort, but they had a few guns – mostly that had been passed…
Read MoreMother Mistakes Small Gun for Cigarette Lighter
Rachel Avila, 30, of Banning, thought the .22-caliber North American Arms “derringer style” revolver was a cigarette lighter, police said. She pulled the trigger twice, the second time the gun fired, and the round ricocheted off the ground. A 12-year-old girl was wounded by a ricocheting bullet Sunday evening in Banning, when her mother fired…
Read MoreUnited Airlines Worker Accidentally Shot By Passenger
A United Airlines employee was accidentally shot by a passenger who was trying to check a hunting rifle for a flight at Louis Armstrong International Airport in Kenner. The mishap was reported about 10:15 a.m. Deputies issued Edward Deubler, 65, of Harvey a misdemeanor summons for negligent injury, said Sgt. Larry Dyess, spokesman for the…
Read MorePorsche 911 Target
After the engine of his Porsche 911 decided to die (and take much of the cooling system along with it in some kind of powertrain suicide pact), the owner considered the $20,000 repair job and instead decided to donate the car to a non-profit. A non-profit dedicated to protecting gun rights. Let’s find out what…
Read MoreInvestigators Still Wondering How 3 People Injured During Wild West Shootout Show
It was supposed to be a reenactment of a wild west shootout in Hill City, SD. It ended up being all too real. Three people were injured, possibly shot, during the show, and investigators are still trying go figure out how it happened. “It was the end of the show and the two behind me…
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