Monday, November 17, 2014
1000 yd Standing Barrett 50 cal quick scope shot in 2 seconds record by Jerry Miculek!
Via Bearing Arms
You've seen him rapidfire the beast- but this time Jerry Miculek makes an outstanding, seemingly impossible shot using a 34 pound Barrett M107 50 caliber rifle, a Vortex Razor HD gen II JM, and Hornady 750gr A-MAX ammunition. http://www.Miculek.com
You've seen him rapidfire the beast- but this time Jerry Miculek makes an outstanding, seemingly impossible shot using a 34 pound Barrett M107 50 caliber rifle, a Vortex Razor HD gen II JM, and Hornady 750gr A-MAX ammunition. http://www.Miculek.com
M16: 90 Rounds in Lanao Del Sur Philippines
Via mpopenker
This 90 round magazine is made using 3 30 round magazines. No failures and we call it the MORO Magazine.
This 90 round magazine is made using 3 30 round magazines. No failures and we call it the MORO Magazine.
Obama Met With Ferguson Activists – Said He’s Concerned They “Stay on Course”
Via avordvet
President Obama met with Ferguson protest leaders on November 5th, the day after the midterm elections. The meeting was not on his daily schedule. He was concerned that the protesters “stay on course.”
What does that mean?
And why is the president meeting with the violent Mike Brown protesters before a verdict is reached in the court case?
President Obama met with Ferguson protest leaders on November 5th, the day after the midterm elections. The meeting was not on his daily schedule. He was concerned that the protesters “stay on course.”
What does that mean?
And why is the president meeting with the violent Mike Brown protesters before a verdict is reached in the court case?
More @ The Gateway Pundit
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Chuck Hagel comforts the nation: America’s ability to respond to attack no longer partly hinges on speed of FedEx
Via Jonathan
I did a double-take today when I heard SecDef Chuck Hagel say this today because it sounds sort of like a Dr. Strangelove outtake:
I did a double-take today when I heard SecDef Chuck Hagel say this today because it sounds sort of like a Dr. Strangelove outtake:
One telling example of the decay in the nation’s nuclear arsenal emerged from reviews released by the Pentagon Friday. Maintenance crews at the nation’s nuclear bases had access to only one wrench required to tighten bolts on the warhead end of the Minuteman 3 missile, and this same wrench was being used by crews at all three ICBM bases in North Dakota, Wyoming and Montana, according to reviews by the Pentagon and by outside experts.
Asked about the wrench by CBS News National Security Correspondent David Martin, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Friday that crews at the three bases exchanged the tool by “federal expressing” it to each other. “They were creative and innovative,” he said, but he acknowledged that’s not how the system is supposed to work.Crisis corrected:
More @ Michelle Malkin
Parents furious over Florida school's surprise 'active shooter' drill
Braindead
The Thursday morning drill at Jewett Middle Academy in Winter Haven began when the school principal announced the school was going on lockdown. Winter Haven police officers then burst into classrooms brandishing guns, including an unloaded AR-15 rifle, to check on students huddled in the dark. Teachers were also clueless a drill was taking place.
“All of sudden there was a gun barrel,” 8th-grader Xavier Tate told "Fox & Friends"Sunday, describing what he saw from his classroom. “We didn’t know it was a drill. We thought it was a gunman (coming) right through the door.”
More with video @ Fox
The CMMG Mk3–a Hard Hitting Heavy Rifle–Review
The AR-10 is nothing new. It is where the AR-15 and the whole American-made black rifle market began. The AR-10, chambered in .308, is a clear descendent of the heavy battle rifles that dominated early 20th century wars. The prevailing wisdom decided that soldiers needed heavy rounds that offered reliable stopping power at long ranges. These were considered opinions that wanted a rifle platformed that mirrored the abilities of the Garand and M-14. Yet they also knew that speed and capacity and modularity were important.
At the other end of the table were those who wanted smaller, faster rounds, and more of them. These dudes eventually won the debate. But the AR-10 platform didn’t go away. The draw of the .308 is still strong, and the desire for the perfect delivery system has driven companies like CMMG to continue to develop the basic AR-10 premise. Their Mk3 is a big-ass .308 that delivers on the promise of the AR-10: the stopping power of a heavy round, the fighting versatility of a lighter, faster rifle.
More @ Guns America
FBI Director: Mobile encryption could lead us to 'very dark place'
Via Wes
Speaking at an event at the Brookings Institute in Washington, D.C., Comey said that public misconceptions over the data collected by the US government and technological capabilities of agencies such as the NSA have encouraged heightened encryption — but the consequences could be dire.
The FBI chief, who has been in his post just over a year, said that "the law hasn't kept pace with technology, and this disconnect has created a significant public safety problem." In particular, "Going Dark" worries law enforcement the most — the spectre of facing black spots in surveillance, and not being able to gather or access evidence related to suspected criminals.
Summary: Apple's and Google's encryption plans have not gone down well with US law enforcement, and the agency's director says the companies are leading us down a dark path.FBI Director James Comey believes that in a "post-Snowden" world, the pendulum has swung too far — and unchecked encryption could lead us all to a "dark, dark place" where criminals walk free.
Speaking at an event at the Brookings Institute in Washington, D.C., Comey said that public misconceptions over the data collected by the US government and technological capabilities of agencies such as the NSA have encouraged heightened encryption — but the consequences could be dire.
The FBI chief, who has been in his post just over a year, said that "the law hasn't kept pace with technology, and this disconnect has created a significant public safety problem." In particular, "Going Dark" worries law enforcement the most — the spectre of facing black spots in surveillance, and not being able to gather or access evidence related to suspected criminals.
More @ ZDNET
Horror – 61 Year Old Murdered In Bronx – Unknown Black Male Pushed Victim Onto New York Subway Tracks In Front of His Wife…
Via Susan
On Sunday at approximately 08:44AM, police responded to reports of a
male under a train at the 167th Street and Grand Concourse station on
the “D” line. Upon arrival, officers discovered a 61-year-old
unconscious and unresponsive male on the tracks with severe body trauma.
Preliminary investigation revealed that the victim was pushed by a unknown male black onto the roadbed in front of the incoming southbound “D” train and was pronounced DOA at the scene. The unknown perpetrator fled the scene onto the street. No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.
The victim has been identified as Wai Kuen Kwok male 61 of 1108 Findlay Avenue Bronx NY (link)
Preliminary investigation revealed that the victim was pushed by a unknown male black onto the roadbed in front of the incoming southbound “D” train and was pronounced DOA at the scene. The unknown perpetrator fled the scene onto the street. No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing.
The victim has been identified as Wai Kuen Kwok male 61 of 1108 Findlay Avenue Bronx NY (link)
More @ The Last Refuge
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