Monday meanderings.
THEY'RE
BA-AACK!: The ProArms Podcast gang has
returned from a forced hiatus. The servers at Podbean, which had
been handling their podcast feed, went south in December leaving
ProArms high and dry. It took them some time to get back, but they
have a new site (www.proarmspodcast.com) and they're also available
on iTunes. You can listen to the
stream on their site, or subscribe to the feed - whichever you're
most comfortable with.
The newest episode features interviews with two attorneys. One of
them, Brian Hallaq, is an acquaintance; he's an interesting guy who
went from being an antigunner to owning Norpoint, a range facility just
north of Seattle. Definitely worth a listen!
SHOT
SHOW OPENS TOMORROW: I only wish I were there!
The ProArms team is, and they promise updates on their site. Jeff
Quinn over at Gunblast
always has good
coverage of the show (with lots of pictures), while
Outdoor
Channel has Rob Pincus there with a
video crew. Rob tells me that they plan to have online coverage of
the show, as will Down Range
TV. Fear and Loading is already there spending
money on beer, and The Firearm
Blog is trying to
crash the best SHOT parties. There are lots of others,
of course, but just these should give you enough news to satisfy
your curiosity!
TARGET
RICH ENVIRONMENT: I'm amazed that people still
buy targets these days. There are tons of downloadable and
printable targets out there, and here's a good
collection of some of my favorites. (If
you haven't tried "rimfire tactical" shooting, you're missing out
on a lot of fun. Scroll to the bottom of their site for targets for
this emerging discipline. The targets have instructions printed on
them; try "Know Your Limits" with iron sights!)
OUCH:
The Firearms
Blog is reporting that Ruger will be showing a .357 Magnum version of the
LCR at SHOT. I'm not a fan of
uber-light guns in Magnum calibers, but some are, and Ruger
apparently aims to supply them with all the pain they can
stand.
-=[
Grant ]=-
Tags: proarms, shot.show, ruger