Shortages Lead Doctors To Ration Critical Drugs [1]. (A hat tip to Brian D. for the link.)
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Couple recovering from home bear attack [2]. Important safety tip: Keep a loaded gun handy at all times, for both two-legged and four-legged predators! (Thanks to F.J. for the link.)
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Fed Plan to Consolidate Power Over Nation’s Power Highway Has States Nervous [3]
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A bit more truth comes out: ATF Fast and Furious: New documents show Attorney General Eric Holder was briefed in July 2010. [4] Meanwhile, we read: Whitehouse Document Dump Raises Possibility of Second ‘Gunwalking’ Program [5]
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I’ve been having fun watching the almost real life Sons of Guns [6] television series available via Netflix streaming. I say “almost” because a few of the situations seem a bit contrived and/or too coincidental to be mere happenstance. The show is about a father and daughter that operate Red Jacket [7], a Class 3 manufacturer in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. They have an eccentric crew of enthusiastic gunsmiths with very positive attitudes. (And, refreshingly, much cleaner vocabularies than the wrench-turners in all those “Monster Garage” type shows.) Other than the fact that the producers glossed over the $200 transfer tax requirement for full auto, SBR [8]s and SBS [9] transfers in the U.S., the show is quite good, overall. Many of their modification work involve suppressors, Saiga 12 shotguns, and other guns in the AK [10] family.