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When the forum was down I was able to hit Bullseye Pistol Expert on the stage qualification. It's a lot of ammo, but it is giving me good trigger time behind my carry optics, so well worth the ammo spent.

My eyes couldn't do it with irons anymore... but carry optics make bullseye shooting a lot ...

The forum looks a bit different now.

This is certainly gun related. It relates to the politics sabotaging our national defense:

What troops really think of the Army’s new XM7 rifle

The weapons were issued to infantry units including the 101st Airborne Division and received resounding praise. Or did they? On the surface, military ...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/slain-texas-teen-austin-metcalf-home-swatted-hours-after-tense-press-conference-showdown

Father of murdered teen boy’s home has now been swatted twice.


Swatting seems to be a common thing now-a-days. What are the police doing about it? It should be considered a ...

DHS Sec. Kristi Noem Robbed at DC Restaurant

The secretary’s purse, containing $3,000 in cash, her passport, makeup bag, DHS access card, apartment key, and other belongings was snatched from her table by a masked man, ABC News reported.

So this is proof positive that the DHS can not protect ...

Prosecution couldn't happen soon enough to Letitia

The results favor intervention by armed citizens. Unlike uniformed police officers, armed citizens are already on the scene and don’t stand out as obvious threats to a shooter. In contrast, police face significant disadvantages. They rarely happen to be present when an attack begins, and if a ...

the probability of an armed citizen being killed while attempting to stop an active shooter is one percent. The corresponding probabilities for police officers responding to an active shooter incident is 16.5 percent.

There are different estimates for rates of armed citizens getting injured, but ...

It's a good read so far. This is good food for thought:

Civilians will inevitably make mistakes and won’t stop every active shooter situation, and most don’t receive the same level of training as police. So, it’s reasonable to expect that, on average, police might perform better in confronting ...

STUDY: Do Armed Civilians Stop Active Shooters More Effectively Than Uniformed Police?

The FBI tracks active shooting cases—where individuals attempt to kill people in public places, excluding those tied to robberies or gang violence. This study is the first to systematically compare how ...

https://x.com/mrcolionnoir/status/1911923231440970092

From 2014 to 2022, armed civilians not only stopped more active shooter incidents than police, but they also saved more lives and made fewer mistakes.

https://youtu.be/lLfTDTxL2X8?si=McXDuYSPRSUtDh7R

I haven't read the actual report yet ...

Good to know.

Glad to hear sanity is returing

Sounds like a good shoot. 9yo girl walking a pitbull was a recipe for disaster.

https://nypost.com/2025/03/27/us-news/oklahoma-bride-to-be-canada-rinaldi-attacked-by-random-man-while-celebrating-her-bachelorette-party-in-dallas/

Bride to be attacked by a stranger on her bachelorette party in Dallas


Sounds like a racist attack against this poor girl:

https://en.wikipedia ...