Random Shots for Thursday, 1 December 2016
Comments I’ve posted
- Posted to Galaxy2 –
The military has been trying to get mesh networks of some kind up and running for years now. For example, the networked Stryker AFVs, the Land Warrior program, among others. This might be another means to that end. That, and if Zuckerberg sees potential profit in this sort of tech, bet your bottom Federal Reserve Note that Sergey Brin, Larry Page, Tim Cook, and whoever is running Microsoft this week will also see a few quid to be made in it, too.
- Posted to Facebook –
Mitt Romney is the one who created in Massachusetts a template for Obamacare. When you get that Obamacare tax penalty, thank Mitt for it.
Listening / Reading / Watching
- Thought Catalog – How Social Justice Warriors Are Creating An Entire Generation Of Fascists by Joshua Goldberg
- Bearing Arms – This Clothing Company CEO Doesn’t Want Gun Owners In His Pants by Bob Owens
- W.A.S.P. –
- PopZette on LifeZette – The Blatant Gun Control Agenda of ‘Miss Sloane’ by Zachary Leeman
- Full30 – National Reciprocity is The Death Knell of Concealed Carry by The Hoss USMC
- GUNSweek – EU Gun Ban: a new Call to Action from Firearms United!
- We Are Change – Green Party Opposes Jill Stein’s Recount Effort — Including Her Own Campaign’s Senior Advisor by Cassandra Fairbanks
- F. Paul Wilson – Santa Jack – a Repairman Jack story
- Daily Mail – The ‘dead sun’: Stunning Nasa video reveals barren solar surface with lowest level of activity since 2011 by Cheyenne MacDonald
Questions and Answers
- Posted to Facebook, Quora and Twitter –
Q: Why did Glock not make products in 7.62x25mm Tokarev or FN 5.7x28mm?
If a Glock 20 can be rechambered for .460 Rowland or .50 GI by only replacing the barrel (and spring, unless you want an unreliable or straight-pull pistol), why can’t Glock make a dedicated product on these calibers?
A: Economics – there simply isn’t enough demand for pistols in those calibers to warrant Glock GmbH’s investment of time and money to make it happen.
Plus, for the smaller calibers (5.7x28mm and 7.62x25mm qualify as smaller calibers), the Gun Control Act of 1968 says that pistols in calibers smaller than 9mm can only be imported to the United States for law enforcement usage. So unless Glock is going to build a factory here in the States to manufacture them, it isn’t going to happen.
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