Monday, January 2, 2012

Ruger LCR-22 yes, SR-22 no

Ruger has introduced three new .22 caliber handguns in recent weeks.

First, the LCR-22, which is an eight shot, .22LR version of their LCR (.38 Special or hand torturing .357 magnum.) This little revolver makes tremendous sense as a low recoil training companion to the the centerfire LCR's. And, it makes sense as a defensive handgun for those who can't tolerate the recoil of the centerfire versions.
Secondly, the just introduced the SR22, which looks at first glance like a Walther P-22. Now, this one doesn't excite me at all. With the SR name, I wonder why they did not make it a sub-caliber equivalent of their excellent SR9/SR40. It woulda, coulda shoulda been an excellent training pistol for those centerfire pistols. I am sure it will prove to be good Ruger quality, but I think they missed the mark with this one.

Ruger also introduced the SP101 in .22LR. This would be a good choice for those who like a .22 revolver with more heft.

Oh, and I am still waiting for their .22Magnum pistol.

What do you think?



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Saturday, December 31, 2011

Lethal Force

 The decision to use lethal force is a serious decision. Listen HERE to an interview by Alex Haddox (Practical Defense Podcast) with Marty Hayes (Armed Citizen's Legal Defense Network).



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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Amazon Avenger on sale for 99 cents

Local Knoxville author  M. J. Mollenhour has reduced the price of his novel Amazon Avenger to ninety-nine cents, for the Kindle Edition. Follow this LINK to have it downloaded to your Kindle.
This is an excellent read.

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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Stand for truth Knoxville seminar





 The Stand for Truth Seminar will be held in Knoxville Saturday November 12. Order tickets HERE. Location is at the Best Western Cedar Bluff.





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Thursday, November 3, 2011

Joe Jarret for Knox County Law Director

Joe Jarret is running for Knox County, Tennessee, Law Director.  Joe is a member of the TFA & NRA. Joe speaks eloquently in defense of the Second Amendment individual right to keep and bear arms.  



Vote Joe in the March Primary.
Then again in the General Election in August.



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