Profiles in Toxic Masculinity IX – Ewart Scott Grogan
Ewart Grogan was not a man to cross.
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Category: History
The Beer Wars: An Incomplete History of the American Beer Industry (pt 3)
This is part 3, of at least 6, articles on the Beer Wars.
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Gold Standards VI – The .30-06 Springfield
Resolved: The .30-06 Springfield, originally known as the Caliber .30 U.S. Govt Model of 1906, is the standard by which all North American centerfire big-game cartridges must be judged.
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The Beer Wars: An Incomplete History of the American Beer Industry (pt 2)
As should be obvious, distribution is the place to make money in the beer world.
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Gold Standards V – The Winchester Model 94
Resolved: The Winchester Model 1894, being a near-perfect combination of rifle and cartridge, is the gold standard by which all succeeding lever-action rifles must be judged.
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Happy Third Gliberversary
Three years ago today, on Sunday, February 12, 2017, glibertarians.com burst upon the interweb blog-thingy publishing scene, and here we are today three years later and still going strong.
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Chapter 25: After Action
I feel compelled to offer a kind of “after action report” or lessons learned section on the AVIP.
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Chapter 23: Conviction
When Court ended that day, I knew that either we got a stay by the next morning or David Ponder and Jason Stonewall would be going to jail.
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Thirty-Something Rifle Cartridges V – The Other Guys
The thirty-something range of rifle cartridges, like any other range, has a fair share of oddballs.
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Thirty-Something Rifle Cartridges IV – The Three-Seventy-Fives
As we approach the top-end of the Thirty-Something rifle cartridges, we get a real mixed bag.
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Chapter 20: Why?
Given how flawed the program has been from its inception – and all of the documents involved are public records, most of which were created by the U.S. government itself – the most salient question becomes ‘why?’
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Thirty-Something Rifle Cartridges III – The Thirty-Fives
It’s somewhat baffling that this perfect mid-range never really seemed to catch on with American shooters, beside a couple of noteworthy exceptions.
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Thirty-Something Rifle Cartridges II – The Thirty-Threes
I find the thirty-threes to be some of the most useful of the thirty-something calibers for the North American game fields.
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Thirty-Something Rifle Cartridges I – The Thirty-Twos
Mid-caliber rifle cartridges are very useful.
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Profiles in Toxic Masculinity VIII – Ernest Hemingway
He was an interesting man.
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Gold Standards IV – The 1851 Colt Navy
The 1851 Colt Navy was a ground-breaking gun.
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Gobble gobble b*tches!
One is a barely sentient, bird brained animal with a gobbler. The other is a turkey.
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How about a nice cup…
Perhaps one day Buzzfeed will do an expose on this guy and find out what its like to be the oldest meme…ever.
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Le roi est mort; vive le roi
It was warm for November, at least by the standards of most of the men….
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Chapter 15 – The Stay
From the beginning I’ve had the sense that they have mischarged the offense, perhaps intentionally.
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