Earlier this week I was poking around Google Analytics and noticed that among the Top 10 Referrers to Walt In PA was The Gun Blog Black List. I have always gotten a steady trickle of incoming links since I was added to the list of gun bloggers, but never as many as I was seeing this month. I headed over to the Gun Blog Black List to investigate. After a few minutes of poking around, I couldn’t find the source …
Month: June 2012
Analysis Paralysis was a product of my imagination. I’ve never been a big fan of memory stages (primarily because I struggle to remember which targets have been shot and which require my attention), but I wanted to create one of my own. The objective was to position targets in such a way that shooters would see them from multiple positions, but never be able to shoot an entire array from one position. To throw a wrench into each shooter’s plan, …
Just the other day I was standing around, talking with my father, when suddenly I felt my Smith & Wesson Bodyguard shift in my pocket. I reached in and discovered that the muzzle portion of the holster had enlarged what was once a small hole in my pocket. At that point in time, there wasn’t a whole lot that I could do to remedy my situation. My options were to either place the gun in my cargo pocket, which would …
Pre-News: Put the show notes together at the last minute, I had a very busy weekend Look at them girls with the daisy dukes on Win a signed copy of SHOOT by Julie Golob In The News: PD: 14-year-old boy shoots Phoenix burglar Chicago gun buyback nets 5,500 weapons Featured Content: 2012 Carolina Cup from When The Balloon Goes Up The gun store guys test their Tactical Zombie Destroyer AR-15 from ENDO Gun Blog Glock x DeWalt Drilled Perfection from …
Just the other day I received the new Front Sight Magazine (Vol. 29 – No. 4) from USPSA. One of my favorite sections to read, and typically what I read as I’m walking from my mailbox back to my house, is the Members Mailbag. It is basically a letter to the editor section where members can ask questions or voice their opinions. In the latest issue there was a submission that made me raise an eyebrow and think back to …
I am one of those people that loves movies from my childhood, so much so that when I stumble onto one I can’t help but watch it, regardless of what else is on. When I stepped onto the 100 yard range and saw the target orientation of Double Trouble, a scene from Labyrinth came to mind. I thought, those targets look kind of like those creatures from the riddle scene, with two heads sticking out of thier torso. The Plan: …
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