It’s the Fourth of July Weekend, and this particular Independence Day falls in the middle of our nation’s 250th anniversary. All the more reason to celebrate.
Freedom is the USA’s hallmark. Gun owners’ rights are a bellwether of that freedom, and of late we firearms folk have much to be thankful for.
Be careful with the fireworks. Celebratory gunfire does not go skyward unless you’re shooting birdshot on a clay target range. Personally, I’ll mark the day on my steel target range. The “bang-ting” of bullets hitting steel seem like a good way to truly “let freedom ring.”
Getting ready for a small town 4th. Ice cream, baseball, frog jumping, concerts, parade, fireworks… No flag burning commies expected or tolerated around here.
Conservative as usual demanding anyone with a different opinion be cancelled.
njk
Flag burning, while despicable, is an action that most ironically enjoys First Amendment protection. Communism is antithetical to the ethos of America; Mark is right to call it out as grossly unacceptable. We all should.
We celebrated today with a 7 stage Galactic Pistol Alliance match.
I finished with only 7 points down, and rang the 10″ plate 3 times in rapid succession from around 12 yards out. Freedom rang in similar manor about 70 times today! Happy Independence Day to all 🇺🇸
Sounds like gang bangers were having a shootout here last night.
But, what can you expect from a city roomered to be famous for recipes for preparing dogs and cats. I am in the geezer category now, so I have seen about everything, and hopefully this will pass too.
Had every kind of job from chicken crap shovler to weiner peeler in a meat packing plant. Needless to say I didn’t tell my high school buddies where I went after school hours.
I would still rather live here in the good ole USA than any where else.
‘rumoured’?
In other words you know it’s not true yourself.
njk
No, he correctly stated that the activity is only suspect. That’s why he chose the word he did.
We celebrated today with a range trip with good friends, Appleseed Instructors. We spent several hours at a beautiful outdoor range shooting steel targets with handguns from .22 to .44 caliber. We had a picnic lunch with home made pizza and fried chicken. We had a couple issues come up with our revolvers, but the four of us were able to think them through, diagnose the problems, and resolve them. Fun exercise to think through a problem with fellow gun enthusiasts and problem solve. Finished the day with some smoked meat tacos and high grade chocolate. Then some Bourbon while watching fireworks.
Enjoyed the day with the same “bang-ting” shooting steel with my son, just hours before he departed for deployment to Qatar on our nation’s birthday. Sad and proud.