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While humans have many likes, wants and desires there is a certain stock of us that love firearms. We don't just keep the dust off of our grandfathers prized single action revolver, we carry on the tradition. This blog is dedicated to the beautiful simplicity of firearms.
Plain-clothed policeman Oscar Bayer standing while aiming gun with one hand, Los Angeles, Calif., circa 1925
(via dirty-guns)
Glock 22 with the Laserlyte PB-4 (The other pistol bayonet I posted was the PB-3. Apparently this is the new model. Not really meant for stabbing but it looks more like a field tool. I’m not bashing on Laserlyte, they make some neat and useful stuff but this is still something I wouldn’t spend $25 on. Oh if you’re wondering what that is on the Glock, its a top slide mounted laser.)
I personally hate the grip on the Gen4 Glocks. It’s like wrapping my hand around sandpaper and it means that I will almost always be buying a Gen3. I’ve felt $300 Bersa’s that have a far superior grip than this new crap.
Air support… (Canadian gunner with the GAU-21, a 50 cal machine gun with a boosted rate of fire. Note that the gun’s feed chute is empty. Probably used up all the ammo hence the relaxed position of the gunner.)
The helmet is almost as badass as the weapon.
