Yeah, I said it. I don’t do the tactical beard and after seeing this, I never will. I am not refuting the man’s skills or looking down on his service. But I am looking at him sideways for wearing Affliction/Ed Hardy/Douchnenozzle clothing, while strutting up and down a runway, and posing in front of other men as if he’s a Chippendales dancer with an M4. What the actual #$%~!
GM
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Today’s podcast is up. We all got to fondle/shoot the new Wilson/Beretta 92G Brigadier Tactical this week.We also discuss the Kriss Vector SMG and Kahr’s CT9, single-stack 9mm pistol.
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It looks like Kiesler Police Supply may have accidentally let the cat out of the bag regarding new Glock pistols coming to market. We’ve already heard the Glock “40” would be a new 10mm similar to the .45cal G41. And now, at least according to the post noted above from Kiesler, there are optics ready variants of the G34, G35, G40, and G41 coming to market.
-GM
I’ll go on record saying I have little use for this thing. At least not in the versions available to me. That’s not saying I won’t take the opportunity to shoot one given the chance or that I think we shouldn’t be allowed to own one. I did and we should. But as it stands, I can’t own the select-fire version I shot in the video above and if I can’t have that, I’ve got no use for it. All that said, my brief time with the KRISS SMG today was a lot of fun.
-GM
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says Peachtree City police chief William McCollom called 911 just after 4 a.m. saying he had accidentally shot his wife, Margaret McCollom, 58, at their home on Autumn Leaf.
via GBI: Peachtree City police chief shot wife | www.wsbtv.com.
Fresh out of today’s WTF file: A police chief says he “accidentally” shot his wife. There were reports she’d been shot twice but, those reports have since been corrected. How exactly this happened has yet to be revealed. Even if it really was an “accident,” the most likely cause of this incident is the chief placing his booger-hook on the bang-switch while the muzzle was pointed in something other than a safe direction. Familiarity with firearms is not the same as competency with firearms.
-GM
